How to calculate greens in regulation

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Of the many stats that can help golfers track and improve their performance, one of the most revealing is greens in regulation.  Greens in regulation is a measure all golfers should understand and use to improve their game, especially their approach to the putting green. To help you understand more, in this blog, we explain… Read more »

What is a Texas Scramble? Rules & how to play

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Golf can be played in a variety of formats, and one of the most popular of those is a Texas Scramble – a rewarding approach to team-based golf that’s favoured by players of all skill levels.  A Texas Scramble is a fast-paced, team-oriented way to play golf, ideal for various occasions, from charity golf days… Read more »

What is the unplayable ball rule?

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The article below was written by Steve Carroll of National Club Golfer.   Play it as it lies – it’s all anyone seems to go on about. But there are times when that’s just not an option. Perhaps you’ve drilled your ball into a gorse bush. Maybe you’ve become entangled in some cactus. Or let’s… Read more »

Which England footballers are the best golfers?

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The article below was written by Matt Chivers of National Club Golfer. Golf is a massively popular sport among professional footballers. More and more have become involved in the game both during and after their careers. They often pop up in celebrity Pro-Ams before tournaments get underway and if you’re Gareth Bale, they can become… Read more »

What is Full Swing and what drama unfolds in season 3?

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The article below was written by Matt Chivers of National Club Golfer. Golf is a benefactor in the growing trend of behind-the-scenes sports documentaries. The first episode of Full Swing, which aired in February 2023, was highly anticipated given the turbulence between the PGA Tour and the Saudi-funded LIV Golf League from the previous year…. Read more »