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By Matthew Rudy Fundamentals are called fundamentals because if you get them wrong you’ll have a hard time hitting good shots. The grip might be the most basic fundamental–it’s the only link between you and the club–but it’s the one...

Dutch Open Golf Betting Tips 2021 It wasn’t the greatest follow-up to Emma Ranucanu’s fairytale-in-New-York tennis triumph to have the lone PGA Tour American in the Wentworth field walk off with the European Tour’s flagship tournament.

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.

With the release of Golf Around the World 2019 by R&A, we discovered the countries that have the most golf courses. The study revealed that 78% of the world’s supply of golf courses are located in just 10 countries: the United States, Japan, Canada, England, Australia, Germany, France, Republic of Korea, Sweden and Scotland.

Throughout continental Europe are a number of the world’s best golf courses ranging from the golfing haven of the Algarve in Portugal to the jaw dropping Thracian Cliffs in Bulgaria. It isn’t often (or in fact ever) that you will have the time or money to travel from country to country to play the following 10 ten courses all in one stint. But that is not the point… Europe is a golfing hotspot with Ryder Cup courses and European Tour hosts littered throughout and with most of the continent seeing incredible sunshine throughout the year there is not better place to get your winter sunshine than on a championship golf course. Some of the games greatest players have left their mark on Europe by designing incredible golfing venues that make the most of both the location’s natural landscape and their own unparalleled golfing knowledge. With most of the courses featuring on any golfing fanatics bucket list, be sure to start ticking them off with EGS