The days of Stylo golf shoes for every golfing occasion are long gone. We want a lot more from our golf shoes these days—to the point where many of us have different pairs for different seasons. For the winter, we seek robust, waterproof, dark-coloured models that laugh at saturated, rough and muddy fairways. In summer,… Read more »
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The last putting lesson you will ever need
The article below was written by Jack Backhouse of National Club Golfer. To some players, it feels like putting is a gift that you either have or you don’t, but like any skill it has to be trained to be improved. In the below video, PGA Professional Jack Backhouse explains some fundamental ideas and concepts… Read more »
How to get kids into golf
Everyone who plays golf knows what a brilliant and enjoyable sport it is. However, ever felt like, as a golfer, you have an obligation to pass down your love of the sport to the next generation? You’re certainly not alone. Getting kids into golf can be a real challenge, but knowing how to do so… Read more »
Will the wet winter leave a sting in the tail for our courses?
The article below was written by Steve Carroll of National Club Golfer. Is the worst of the weather now behind us? While we may have seen some sun over the past couple of weeks, the impact of months of rain may continue to affect our golf courses long into 2024. Jim Croxton, chief executive of… Read more »
Where does your club get their cash – and how do they spend it?
The article below was written by Steve Carroll of National Club Golfer. How does your club generate money? If you’re about to embark on a long list of items you should probably stop right there. While they might get their cash from a variety of different places, nearly all a club’s gross profit comes from… Read more »
Isle of Purbeck: The breathtaking course with a special backstory
The article below was written by Matt Coles of National Club Golfer. The vista from the Isle of Purbeck is simply breathtaking. The course is positioned on a high heathland plateau and the 360-degree panorama continually interrupts one’s concentration of the game at hand. This Harry Colt-designed, 6,295 yard heathland course is set in a nature reserve… Read more »