Golf Stud

If you are a person that does nothing all day and you start to play the game of golf you may need to start getting some other exercise besides the sport that you are trying to play. If you are already in shape then you shouldn’t even be reading this. If you are not then you will need to get some exercise in and start losing some pounds so that you can play the sport good and with ease.

When you are trying to lose weight and tone up for playing  read more >>

The family budget can get stretched pretty thin if there is a golf fanatic in the house. The golfing widow might begin to worry about how a spouse’s golf game will fit into married life once they retire. The budget will certainly show a lot of wear and tear when they are older if the spouse continues to play golf out of habit and the spouse might even voice those concerns a time or two throughout the year.

There is a good chance that the spouse will not hear a word  read more >>

Business and golf are synonymous. It is said that 8 out of 10 people that play golf are in a business decision making position and that playing golf with clients offers an 85% better chance of securing a business deal than other conventional methods of marketing or promoting your business. These impressive statistics make a strong case for including golf in your marketing strategy. Corporate golf days can benefit your client acquisition rates, client retention rates and staff morale. So what is involved in a corporate golf day, where can  read more >>

Are you one of the 80 percent of golfers who never break 100? That’s correct; according to statistics fewer than 1 in 5 amateur golfers ever break 100! If you fall into the category of weekend golfer who plays with the same group of players, who hits about the same score every week, with an occasional par or maybe even a birdie in your round, who loses a couple of bucks at bingo, bango, bongo or a $2.00 Nassau bet, you could likely benefit from some kind of golf training.  read more >>

Exercisees specific to golfers is one of the surest ways to hit longer drives. After all, it’s your body that swings the club, not the other way around.

Strong Core

Your core (middle part of your body commonly known as your abdominals) dictates how much power you will produce in your golf swing.

More specifically, your core strength and flexibility from a rotational aspect. Because your golf swing is a turn back and a turn through, you must have a sufficient level of both strength and flexibility specific to the rotations in  read more >>