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The Golf for Health pilot is having a positive impact in Scotland The physical and mental benefits of playing golf are starting to get more widely shared People with health conditions have spoken about how their lives have changed for...

Golf is suitable for everyone from theage of 5 until 100, as long as you can walk. The Norwegian Golf federation organizationconsultant Martin Dølerud notes that the oldest member of the club he workedfor was 102 years old. And there...

When the USGA takes the U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur to Alaska in the summer of 2022, the governing body will have managed to hold at least one of its championships in all 50 states. But a few months before then,...

Jon Rahm celebrates his winning birdie putt in a playoff with Dustin Johnson in the 2020 BMW Championship. Keyur Khamar

European Golf Society have guides on a number of destinations across countries including Portugal, Spain, France, Turkey and more. Portugal Portugal is arguably the most popular golfing destination for Brits, with its excellent climate, world class golf courses and easy...

Previously, custom fitting was something only elite professionals might have had access to or considered important. Now, every golfer has the chance to be custom fit and to acquire golf clubs that are exactly right for their requirements. One of the important measurements...

Top professionals will use the flat-stick around 28 times a round, while the average amateur will need to strike it a few more times than that. As such, it’s absolutely key to find a putter that you trust and perhaps even fall in love with a little. Over the decades the design of the putter has evolved, not only as equipment technology has moved on but also as advancements in agronomy have produced smoother and faster putting surfaces. Through the years, there have been a number of influential designs that have become beloved by top players and amateurs alike. Here, in approximately chronological order, we run through ten of the very best putters of all time

Brooks Koepka has opened up on the Ryder Cup and his comments on the event will not be music to Steve Stricker’s ears.

With an exciting Solheim Cup behind us and the prospect of an enthralling Ryder Cup just a handful of days away, shot tracking technology company, ShotScope, has released some fascinating data comparing the performances of club golfers to reveal whose club golfers are better – USA or Europe.

1) Break 100 For a beginner, breaking 100 is a big deal and a target in most golfers’ early days. 2) Join a golf club Joining a golf club is always a big step for a golfer. It’s a commitment to your golf game and also a chance to meet new friends, get a handicap and play in roll ups and competitions.