Why This Guide Matters If you’re a high school golfer with dreams of playing college golf, the recruiting process can feel overwhelming. Between eligibility rules, timelines, and when coaches can legally contact you — there’s a lot to know. This guide will help you navigate the process confidently by breaking down the college golf recruiting…
If you’ve ever walked off the driving range wondering what you really accomplished, you’re not alone. Many golfers hit dozens of balls with no clear focus — just swinging, reacting, and hoping to “find it.” But if you want to lower your scores and build a more reliable swing, you need a smarter approach to…
If you’re tired of slicing drives into the trees or watching your ball barely clear the tee box, it might be time to upgrade to a more forgiving driver. Forgiveness in a driver isn’t just a buzzword — it’s a combination of technology and design that helps you hit straighter, longer drives even when your…
Every golfer — from weekend amateurs to seasoned professionals — has felt those telltale jitters standing on the first tee. Your heart is racing, your grip tightens, and suddenly your reliable swing feels foreign. It’s completely normal. But the difference between a shaky start and a confident opening shot often comes down to how well…
Improving your golf game isn’t just about swing mechanics and practice reps — the equipment you use plays a huge role in how fast and how far you progress. Whether you’re a beginner trying to break 100 or a mid-handicapper chasing single digits, using the right gear can make a measurable difference in your consistency,…
One of the most common questions golfers ask is, “How far should I hit my 8 iron?” It sounds simple, but the answer varies widely depending on your skill level, swing speed, contact quality, and even the weather conditions on any given day. There’s no one-size-fits-all number. While one golfer might comfortably hit their 8…
Golf is as much a mental game as it is a physical one. And nothing tests that mental side more than the dreaded triple bogey. One bad hole can derail an entire round if you let it — but it doesn’t have to. The best golfers know how to reset quickly, regain confidence, and avoid…
Quality vs. Quantity: Why Structure Beats Mindless Reps It’s easy to assume that hitting more golf balls equals more improvement. But simply pounding 150+ balls at the range can actually reinforce bad habits if you’re not intentional with how you practice. The difference between a golfer who improves during high-volume practice and one who stays…
How to Hit Out of the Rough: Assessing Lies, Choosing the Right Club, and Making Smart Swings When your ball ends up in the rough, your approach must change—especially if you want to avoid costly mistakes. The thick, inconsistent grass around fairways and greens can grab your club, twist the face, and rob your shots…
What It Looks Like When a Golfer Gets “Hot” You’ve seen it watching the PGA Tour. A player rattles off three birdies in a row, then makes another on the next par-5. Suddenly, they’re -4 over four holes and charging up the leaderboard. Every swing looks confident. Every putt looks like it’s going in. It’s…
