
Golf isn't a high-intensity sprint, but it is a gruelling four- to five-hour test of mental stamina and fine motor endurance. Research shows that losing just 1% to 2% of your body weight in fluid can cause your concentration to dip, your reaction times to slow, and your coordination to waver. In fact, sports science studies on low-handicap golfers revealed that mild dehydration drastically reduced shot distance (dropping an average of 14 yards) and significantly worsened off-target accuracy.

Cocktails for Golfers is a short golf blog post that explores the best mixed drinks for post-golf socialising. Well, folks, I can’t believe it has been 5 years on a weekly basis that I have been putting these golf blogs together. It all started during the COVID pandemic, and now I have an aver

What Some Golf Clubs Do Wrong is a short golf blog post that looks at a few basics that would make golf clubs more attractive. There are still many golf clubs out there that are struggling to attract new members or retain existing members. Since I have looked into this a little deeper, I have&hellip

Hotel Du Vin, St Andrews is a short golf blog post that takes a look at this fantastic hotel at the ‘Home of Golf’. St Andrews is full of AirBnBs, BnBs, Guest Houses, Hotels and other accommodation providers. Famous hotels like the Old Course Hotel, Rusacks, Kinnettles and the Ardgowan H

The Top 3 Best Pubs in Fife for Golfers is a short golf blog post that answers the question, Where to go after your round of golf? There are too many clubhouses that are now disappointing as far as food and drink are concerned. So where to? Where should you eat and drink? The following… Read

The Masters Champions Dinner is a short golf blog post that looks at the most exclusive dinner party that you will never be invited to. Augusta National Golf Club is the stage where The Masters Tournament is held. The tournament is full of traditions, one of which is this one. Tuesday evening during

Menu Trends That Your Clubhouse Needs is a short golf blog post that looks at what your members want to see on the clubhouse menu. Golfers are becoming increasingly fed up with the clubhouse menu cards that are full of the usual suspects. Golf is really starting to be seen as a sport. As one…

Great Golfing Beers is a short golf blog post that looks at some of the world’s best beers with a golfing theme. Over the years I have come across some fantastic golfing-themed beers & ales. Below are some of my favourites. My favourite Golf themed Beers of all time 17 Road Hole & 18 Tom&helli

The Halfway House is a short golf blog post that looks at what snacks are on offer to the on-course golfers. As a golfer with over 30 years of experience, I have come across my fair share of midway breaks on the course, Many moons ago I was completely against the idea of a halfway… Read more

Golfers & Wine is a short golf blog post that lists some famous Golfers who also have their own wines. I always thought that golfers only like whiskies but how wrong can one be. It is in wine where the best players in the world are indulging themselves. I have compiled a list below of… Read m

Gourmet Golf in Scotland is a short golf blog describing some of the best Golf & Food combinations in Scotland. Now, I know that everyone has different taste buds and that everyone has a different budget, but this is my guide. I have spent many happy years researching this topic and putting this blo

Golf and Whisky is a short blog post about some of the least known Golf and Whisky combinations in mainland Scotland. It is too often the case that when looking for a Golfing trip that includes Whisky, you will come across the obvious first. The likes of Royal Dornoch & Glenmorangie Distillery, King