The article below was written by Jack Backhouse of National Club Golfer. Golf is primarily a hand, wrist and arm sport, so we should always begin our path to improvement by ensuring that these things are at least giving us a chance of hitting good shots rather than causing poor ones. In the video… Read more »
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Should drinking on the golf course be outlawed or encouraged?
The article below was written by Matt Chivers of National Club Golfer. Many golfers enjoy an alcoholic drink after a long 4-hour slog on the golf course, but is it necessary to neck several cans while playing? National Club Golfer’s (NCG) team offer their two-pence worth. Golf is not only one of the great… Read more »
Is Harry Colt the greatest architect ever?
The article below was written by Steve Carroll of National Club Golfer. Michael Atkinson profiles the extraordinary career of the prolific golf course designer – one of the stalwarts of the golden age of architecture. Henry Shapland Colt, more commonly known as ‘Harry Colt’, was born in Highgate in London in 1869. As a… Read more »
How to put backspin on a golf ball
As golfers, we often want to put backspin on our shorter shots to help us control our distance and get us up and down—particularly when we’ve got the wedge in our hands. When hitting shots, a small amount of backspin is required to keep the ball in the air. However, too much backspin will hinder… Read more »
Four ball golf rules – explained
There are many popular formats of golf, played in both the professional and amateur game to keep things interesting for players and spectators. Four ball is one of those formats. It’s super popular for amateur players, but is also used in both the Ryder Cup and the Solheim Cup. But how does it work and… Read more »
The importance of core exercises for golf
Why is core stability important for golf? A strong and stable core is the foundation of an effective golf swing. It’s essential for power generation, balance, and injury prevention. The core, comprising muscles in your abdomen, lower back, hips, and pelvis, enables golfers to transfer energy efficiently from the ground through their body and into… Read more »
