How to Easily Get Your Golf Ball Airborne

It seems like the easiest thing in sports to hit would be a golf ball. Since it never moves it logically should be something very easy to, and maybe because it should be so easy is why we make it much harder than it has to be. We are not reacting to a moving ball, so we may have too much time to think about all those things our body must do. Also, most mid-to high handicappers just don't know what they have to do to hit a ball to get it airborne.

2014 MyGolfSpy Gift Guide

This guide is for the serious golfer. MyGolfSpy believes in empowering the golfer or #PowerToThePlayer. Throughout the year we scrutinize, test and often enjoy many products, but it’s time to weed out the wannabees and identify the real players. Our guide brings together golf’s elite or the “Best of the Best”, 16 products that once combined, will deliver what we feel is the Best Bag Money Can Buy. This gear kit will ensure any golfer, regardless of skill level, a greater chance of success on the course in 2015.

How Social Networks For Golfers Are Proving Helpful?

A golf social network is a platform that offers the golfers from across the globe to interact, share golf videos and photos or to keep a track of their golfing activity. They can check their match scores or golf course statistics very easily ans stay updated about them.

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Results: Best Selling vs. Best Performing

Just over a week ago we asked you to predict what you think will prove to be the best selling and best performing drivers of 2015. And you sure did. Your participation in this survey was immense, and we think that's awesome. While some of what you told us this time around was predictable, there were definitely enough surprises to warrant a deeper look into the data. We believe your feedback provides invaluable insight into how our readers perceive each of the golf companies whose products were on our list. Invaluable as it may be, we're sharing our results (free of charge) with you and the golf companies. Here's what you told us. [READ MORE]

Starter/Ranger - Muskego Lakes Country Club

Meet and greet golfers at the tee, explain scripted services and course rules of the day. Check golf course every hour to insure proper pace of play. Pick up range balls and wash carts when it is slow. Free golf for the year with the ability to play in member events along with minimum wage. Must work at least 20 hours per week. Hours vary but only one weekend day per week. Apply online or in person.

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"Rich People Work Harder − Not Smarter" by @bdehaaff on @LinkedIn https://t.co/yOO2pQBFj3

— Yardstick Golf (@YardstickGolf) December 3, 2014

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Study: Overall Golfer Performance By Handicap

How Do You Measure Up?

What separates players from pretenders? Where does the average golfer really struggle? How much difference could one more par per round make? Today we're going to try to answer all of those questions and more as we take a closer look at golfer performance by handicap. Along the way we'll show you how golfers of varying ability levels compare across several metrics, and provide you with some clues that help to explain why golf products are marketed the way they are. To bring you this information, we've partnered with TheGrint, a Golf GPS and Handicap/Stat Tracker. TheGrint's massive database provides absolutely incredible insight into the makeup of the golfing population as a whole. [READ MORE]

Ways to Get the Most From Your Golf Spectating Experience

For most golfers the best way to experience golf is to go out and play. But if you really do love the game there are more ways to experience golf instead of only playing, or sitting endlessly watching the Golf Channel. There are many tour events throughout the year that you can schedule yourself to see, with many more options if you live in Florida or Southern California.

How to Confirm the Legitimacy of a Remote Controlled Electric Golf Trolley in Europe

A remote controlled electric golf trolley is a recent addition to the world of golf for enabling a golfer to remain focused during the play as well as stay away from other risks such as fatigue and injury. It refers to assertive equipment that is capable of alleviating stress by taking up the load of a heavy golf bag weighing 30-40 pounds along with other accessories while moving around. With just a push of a button, the trolley ensures maximum convenience to the golfers. As a result, a remote controlled trolley has become essential for serious golfers who no longer wish to incur strenuous efforts for the game.

The Club Report: Buzelli STA-1 Putter

The true test of performance for the Buzelli Golf STA-1 will come in the 2015 Most Wanted Blade Putter competition, but I’ll share with you some of my performance impressions. The review putter was built to my specs (34.5”, 2° flat) and immediately felt at home in my hands. The putter swings with a very balanced cadence. At no point did I feel the need to manipulate my swing to compensate for imbalances in the head. It opens and closes just like you would expect it too. [READ MORE]

#CyberMonday deal from Yardstick #Golf - http://t.co/5ibwRRdxJv

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— Yardstick Golf (@YardstickGolf) December 1, 2014

Experiential Giving: This Holiday Season, Give the Gift of Golf