Why do golfers shout fore?

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According to the USGA, the word ‘fore’ originated in Scotland and is an abbreviated version of ‘before’ or ‘afore’. But ‘why do golfers shout fore?’ you might ask. The USGA website goes on to state: “The old Scottish warning, essentially meaning ‘look out ahead’ most probably originated in military circles, where it was used by… Read more »

10 reasons to keep playing golf in winter

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All of us should probably play more golf in winter. It’s far too easy to over-eat and under-exercise during the winter months, but you’ll certainly reap the benefits if you make yourself play more. We say this year after year, but it rarely happens—however, be sure to make this winter your busiest golfing one yet…. Read more »

PGA Tour owes Tiger Woods ‘everything’ says former coach

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The article below was written by Matt Chivers of National Club Golfer. Sean Foley believes the PGA Tour owes Tiger Woods “everything.” The 15-time major champion’s former coach says Woods’ career has had a larger influence on current prize money than the tour’s own “business development aspects.” Foley worked with Woods from 2010 to 2014 after successful… Read more »

What is a shotgun start in golf?

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Few sports offer more jargon and slang than golf. From ‘the unmentionables’ and ‘chilli dip’ to simpler terms such as Stableford, tee, birdie and bogey, the vocabulary of golf is a lengthy list. Here’s another: shotgun start. What is a shotgun start in golf—and do you need to shout ‘fore!’ even louder than usual when… Read more »