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Your handicap provides a useful starting point when deciding which tee to play from, but it does not determine the best option on its own.
A decisive putt is not prepared in quite the same way as any other.
Quiet is part of the experience of playing golf.
When you have 80 metres to the flag, the target looks close. A small difference in distance can change the next shot.
The light changes throughout a day by the sea. So do the wind, humidity and the way the turf responds.
When a golfer stands behind the ball to read a green, the eyes look for much more than the direction of the hole.
Golf ball compression affects how the ball feels at impact. Some balls produce a softer feel. Others feel firmer from the very first shot. Finding the right one depends on how you play, rather than on the model used by other golfers. What does golf ball compression mean? Compression measures how much resistance a golf…
Practising putts under 1 metre with a clear head is what decides most rounds. Not because of technical difficulty, but because of pressure: you know you ‘have to make it’, and that certainty is exactly what causes the miss. The good news is that confidence at this distance is trained like any other shot, with…
Discover how to strengthen your mental game in golf to maintain focus, manage pressure and perform better in the key moments of a round
