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Hey Golfers! Here are the rules and regulations for the Palava Open Golf Carnival The Venue and the playing format 1. The 9 holes stableford series of golf tournaments will be conducted by GOLFNEXT. 2. All the tournaments in the current series shall be played in stableford

Country: United States Height: 6 ft, 1 in Weight: 185 lbs Birthday: 27/07/1993 Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Turned Pro: 2012 PGA tour money & position (2015): $12,030,465 2015 Official world golf ranking: 1st National Teams: The Presidents Cup (2), 2013, 2015; Ryder Cup (1), 2014; Walker Cup (1),

Country: Australia Height: 6 ft, 0 in Weight: 195 lbs Birthday: 11/12/1987 Birthplace: Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia Turned Pro: 2006 PGA tour money & position (2015): $9,174,805 2015 Official world golf ranking: 1st National Teams: The Presidents Cup (3), 2011, 2013, 2015; World Cup (1), 2013. Got his

One of the most essential parts of an efficient golf swing is the grip. It is basically the only connection with the club and its position in your hands ensures that the clubface comes back square to the ball time after time. The grip pressure has to

Most golfers when they start playing or learning the game in spite of their enthusiasm tend to struggle with this game early on as there are so many inputs in the form of magazines, videos, tv, & friends giving you advice. The problem is that the The

How you set yourself up to the ball directly affects the ball flight pattern by 50%. You bend from the pelvic area, so that you have more weight on the front centre of your feet, like you are ready to spring any side. It is also important

It is important to focus on the basics or fundamentals in the golf swings to ensure any level of success in golf. Of these basics the one that seems to elude attention with most amateur golfers at least to some extent is the posture in the golf

While every golf instructor is different, the good ones all seem to share some of the same traits. Below are traits to look for in a golf instructor: Passion for the game Experience Highly Knowledgeable Good Training Excellent Communicator The first thing you want to look for