Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Golf Balls

Buying golf balls can be very confusing, especially for golf beginners. Which compression, which brand, how many dimples, new or used balls, etc. This article gives you some background about golf balls and some advice as to how to choose the most suitable ball for you.

Single Plane Golf Swing - Is It Right For You?

Have you heard of the single plane golf swing? In case you have missed the debate over the past two golfing seasons, here’s a quick synopsis.

Golf Club Selection

One of the most important choices a golfer can make is the choice of a golf club. Which club is the best? My own personal choice is the one that has the best Long Island Iced Teas, short shorts on the female golf cart attendants and the oddest trophies on the wall of the club house. But whether or not one chooses the five-iron or the lob wedge seems to be as important as finding the cure for a weekend hangover for some of you, so here we go...

Golf Swing Instructions

If you are just started to play golf you definitely need some instructions.

What You Should Know About Golf Courses

With the popularity of recreational golf on the rise, a massive number of golf courses were established. Today virtually any where you go you can find a golf course in which to participate in some friendly competition, enjoy a leisurely afternoon or simply hone your golfing skills by playing a round.

Golf Clubs - Finding the Best Set of Golf Clubs

Do you know how to choose the right set of golf clubs? Given the huge range of golf clubs available now, making a selection can be challenging. Golfing news is filled with reviews of the newest golf club designs and components, and they all promise to transform your game.

Secrets To Working The Ball

Players who know how to shape their shots have a significant advantage scoring-wise over those who don't. Shaping your shots not only reduces scores and golf handicaps, it dramatically alters the way you play the game. So if you're serious about improving your game, you must learn how to shape your shots.

The Advantages of An Electric Golf Cart

For those people interested in getting a new golf cart it is important to note that the electric cart has been deemed one of the most economical golf carts on the market today. These carts have been found to be non-polluting and very quiet. These carts can be used both on and off the golf course.

Costa Ballena Golf Course Spain

Costa Ballena golf has some of the courses holes running parallel with the Atlantic as its location is south west Spain, North of Cadiz and East of Jerez and Seville. The Costa Ballena Resort is a 27 hole championship course opened in 1995 and designed by Jose Maria Olazabel one of Spain's most famous recent players. He has designed an excellent course on this mainly flat area of land that can be enjoyed by players of all levels and enjoy the stunning views of the Atlantic. The course is well maintained and with its many water hazards and strategic bunkers, offers an enjoyable golfing challenge.

The History of Golf

The history of golf began around the fourteenth century when the Scot invented the game. King Jacob IV admitted the game at the beginning of the sixteenth century and his granddaughter took the game to France. The kids that helped the King to play at the field were named cadets and years later the name was changed to cady or caddies.

Three Keys For A Long Drive

If your drive suffers from inconsistency and a lack of distance, you may be tied up with too many thoughts about swing mechanics.

Three Speeds For Less Three-Putts

Most recreational golfers don't spend as much time on the practice putting green as they should, and when they do make the effort to roll a few balls for improvement's sake, it's usually done without purpose. Practice is most effective when you have a specific focus or goal and it's the only method to truly improve your putting technique and to easily drop a few strokes per round. The following Three-Speed Drill is a purposeful method for doing just that by involving four key areas of successful putting: green reading, concentration, speed control and accuracy.