Golf has been played for generations. What started as a rudimentary stick and ball game played on the wild links land of Scotland’s east coast is now an international sport enjoyed by millions across the globe. During that long evolution, many practices and golf traditions have become so engrained within the game as to become… Read more »

Golf is a repetitive, physical sport that puts a lot of strain on the body. Like in any sport, golf injuries are common. While a golfer may not have to worry about breaking their leg as much as, say, a footballer might, there are still a range of common golf injuries for golfers to consider… Read more »

The article below was written by Steve Carroll of National Club Golfer. There’s the clubhouse, the food and beverage, even the driving range. But for most of us, the main reason we join a golf club is for the course. It’s by far the biggest asset and it won’t surprise you to learn it’s also… Read more »

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 »

The article below was written by Matt Chivers of National Club Golfer. Rory McIlroy’s live reaction to the news of the PGA Tour’s merger with the Public Investment Fund was caught by the Netflix Full Swing cameras. “F*** it, do what you want to do” were the words of Rory McIlroy after discovering the PGA Tour’s agreement… Read more »

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 »