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Rules & Explainers
What Does Making The Cut Mean In Golf?
Making the cut means a player has scored well enough after a set number of rounds to continue playing in…
Read MoreRed, Yellow, And White Stakes Explained
Golf courses use coloured stakes to mark different types of trouble around the course. Each colour tells you exactly what…
Read MoreMatch Play Golf Rules Explained
Match play is a golf format where you play against an opponent hole by hole, not stroke by stroke. Whoever…
Read MoreGear Guides
Stiff Vs Regular Shaft Explained
The difference between a stiff and regular shaft comes down to how much the shaft flexes during your swing, and…
Read MoreWhat Is A High Bounce Wedge, And Do You Need One?
A high bounce wedge is a wedge built with more of the sole’s leading edge angled upward, so the club…
Read MoreHybrid Vs Wood: What’s The Right Mix?
A hybrid and a fairway wood are built to do a similar job from similar distances, but they get there…
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Best Value Golf Balls: What To Look For
Getting good value from a golf ball isn’t about finding the cheapest box on the shelf. It’s about matching the…
Read MoreBest Golf Club Sets For Beginners: What To Look For
A good beginner set isn’t about buying every club a tour pro carries. It’s about picking a smaller, more forgiving…
Read MoreBest Budget Golf Shoes: What To Look For
Finding good budget golf shoes doesn’t mean settling for poor grip or a pair that falls apart after a season.…
Read MoreGlossary
What is an Ace in Golf?
An ace is a hole completed in a single shot, straight from the tee. Most golfers know it by its…
Read MoreWhat Is A Stimpmeter?
A stimpmeter is the tool greenkeepers use to measure how fast a putting green is. It’s a simple metal ramp,…
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