Golf tips
Short, practical tips to play sharper, fitter, and with more fun, for every level and every season.
The golf mindset: how to instantly forget a disastrous hole
A guide on how golfers build mental resilience and forget bad scores through psychological routines and reset techniques.
Read the tipSand wedge or 8-iron? The best chip choice for beginners
This article explains how the physics of the sand wedge often gets in the way of beginners and why a lower ball flight with an 8-iron leads to more consistency and better scores.
Read the tipOvercoming course anxiety: how to stay calm on the golf course
Tips and strategies for beginning golfers to stay calm and avoid feeling rushed by faster players on the course.
Read the tipThe right golf grip: overlap or interlock explained
A technical explanation of the overlap and interlock grip and how these techniques help the hands work as one unit.
Read the tipHitting from the rough: expectations and strategy
An analysis of the physical challenges of hitting from long grass and how realistic course management prevents higher scores.
Read the tipPosture and stance in golf: the impact of small mistakes
An analysis of how small mistakes in your golf posture and stance lead to big technical problems and physical complaints.
Read the tipBuying second-hand golf clubs: Golfbidder, Marktplaats or Vinted?
This article compares the main platforms for used golf equipment based on reliability, price and warranty, including tips for spotting the best deals.
Read the tipCustom fitting for beginners: is it worth the investment?
An analysis of why a custom-made golf set is essential, even for beginners, to prevent compensation movements and injuries.
Read the tipTrolley, electric trolley or caddie: the best choice for you
A comparison of the physical and strategic advantages of manual trolleys, electric trolleys and the use of a caddie in golf.
Read the tipBuying a golf bag: stand bag, cart bag or pencil bag?
A comparison of the different types of golf bags and which model best matches your physical needs and playing style.
Read the tipMaintaining your equipment: the science of clean grooves
An explanation of the physical function of grooves on golf clubs and why keeping them clean is essential for spin and ball control.
Read the tipFrom handicap 54 to 36: an analysis of progression and time
An analysis of the average time a golfer needs to move from handicap 54 to 36 within the World Handicap System.
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