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In theory, it is golf’s ultimate pit stop—a brief sanctuary to recalibrate, stretch the legs, refill the tank, and take in the camaraderie of the course before tackling the back nine. Conceptually, I adore it. It is one of the rich, enduring traditions that makes a full 18-hole round feel like a journey rather than just a match. So why do I walk straight past them 90% of the time? Because, frankly, the execution at far too many golf clubs is abysmal.
Every golfer is chasing a benchmark. Whether you’re trying to crack three digits for the first time or attempting to shoot under par, the jump from one scoring tier to the next isn’t just about hitting the ball cleaner. It requires a fundamental shift in how you think, prepare, move, and navigate 18 holes. Here is a breakdown of how Technique, Preparation, Balance, Physicality, Equipment, Mentality, Course Management, and Skill Set evolve across the four major scoring milestones in golf.
European Captain Anna Nordqvist and U.S. Captain Angela Stanford bring two remarkably dynamic squads to this year's edition. Europe aims to reclaim the trophy on home soil, while the United States looks to build on their recent momentum.
With the 20th Solheim Cup taking centre stage at Bernardus Golf in the heart of North Brabant, the international golfing spotlight shifts firmly to the Netherlands. While many travelling golfers associate North-West Europe’s lowlands purely with historic canals, Vermeer, and tulips, those in the know understand that the Dutch sandbelt hides some of the finest, most dramatic inland and links routing on the European continent.
A great round tests your temperament, adaptability, and respect for nature. Similarly, a fine single malt whisky is a pure reflection of its terroir—shaped by local peat, mountain spring water, and decades of maturation in wood. Pairing the two isn't just about convenience; it's about matching the sensory journey of your morning golf with the aroma and flavour of your afternoon tasting.
The 7th GTE Convention is a short golf blog post that highlights the work done to help grow golf tourism in England. Few settings in English golf evoke the raw, natural grandeur of North Devon’s rugged coastline. Perched high above three miles of sweeping golden beach, the Saunton Sands Hotel served as the backdrop for the 7th Annual Golf Tourism England (GTE) Convention.
Even experienced players who know the basics inside and out can get caught off guard by the lesser-known technicalities in the Rules of Golf. Whether you are playing a friendly weekend match or competing in a club championship, knowing these obscure rules will keep you compliant—and can occasionally save you a crucial penalty stroke.
Dalmunzie Golf Club is a short golf blog post that looks at one of the highest 9-hole golf courses in the UK. When we think of classic Scottish golf, our minds naturally drift to the windswept links of the coast. But if you venture deep into the heart of Perthshire, nestled inside the southern edge of the Cairngorms National Park, you’ll find a completely different kind of golfing magic. Dalmunzie Golf Club is one of the highest golf courses in Great Britain. Tucked away at the Spittal of Glenshee, this breathtaking 9-hole layout offers an experience that is as rich in history as it is spectacular in views.
Spey Valley Golf is a short golf blog post that takes a look at one of the greatest hidden gems, found in Scotland. When planning a Scottish golf itinerary, the pull of the coast is undeniable. Golfers flock naturally to the iconic links of Fife, East Lothian, or the brilliant stretches up north near Dornoch and Nairn. But if you pack up your clubs and bypass the Highlands without pulling off the A9 at Aviemore, you are missing out on one of the most spectacular, sprawling modern masterpieces in the country: Spey Valley Championship Golf Course.
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Famous Starters in Golf is a short golf blog post that looks at the people behind the voices of some of the most famous Golf Tournaments.
International Pro-Celebrity Golf is a short golf blog post that takes a look at one of the best golf television series that has ever been made.
Rules of Golf - Loose Impediments is a short golf blog post that looks at Rule 15.1 and what you can and cannot do.
