When you’re first learning to play golf, it can be overwhelming to figure out what clubs you need and how they’re used. There are many different types of golf clubs, each with their own purpose and strengths.
In this post, I’ll give you an overview of the basics of golf clubs, the four most important clubs for beginners, and what an experienced golfer might typically have in their bag.
When I started to learn to play golf, I was completely overwhelmed by what I didn’t know – and totally lost when I tried to find resources that would help. Golf should be fun, not stressful – sign up below, and I’ll send you a round-up of the most popular posts on the site to…
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Last year, the 32 Degrees Ladies’ Skort was a big topic in the Facebook group, and I had to check it out – $14.99 for a well-reviewed skort??
I didn’t really know what to expect, but I didn’t expect to love the skorts as much as I do. They come in an extended size range (up to 3x), have two (actually usable) pockets, and have built-in shorts. I have worn these at least ten times in the past year – they are the first skorts I reach for when I’m choosing an outfit for golf, due to both the comfort and cuteness factors.
If you Google ‘women’s golf attire’, you’ll be met with an endless list of results. You’ll find pretty much anything your heart desires. I’ve usually got a budget in mind – especially as a beginner golfer, I don’t want to make too big of an investment. But I’ve found some of the cheapest options are cheap for a reason.
This week, I’m telling you about the recent purchase that I refuse to take off. This might not be a “traditional” golf piece – but I think it’ll be a workhorse in my golf wardrobe and I’ll get a lot of use out of it.
You do not need to be good at the game to play in a charity golf tournament. Try your hardest, pick up your ball and move on to the next hole if you’re not making progress, and enjoy your time with your teammates. Golf tournaments are a great way to learn from others and build your confidence on the course.
To play in a tournament, you should understand the basic fundamentals of the game, and the parts of a golf course. You should have golf attire that meets the tournament course’s dress code, and a set of clubs (yours, or borrowed) to play. Make sure you’re also familiar with how to stay safe on the golf course. In my opinion, you can learn these elements of the game within 5-6 clinics, lessons, or rounds of golf.
What golf shoes are best for women beginner golfers? Are golf shoes really necessary to play? Golf shoes are designed to provide golfers with the necessary traction and stability to make swings without slipping or losing their footing. They are also designed to be comfortable, breathable, and durable, making them ideal for the physical demands of golf.
Golf requires skill, patience, and practice. Staying focused as a beginner golfer is key – as well as not letting your frustrations get the best of you. Here are my thoughts on how to improve your game and take it to the next level.
Even as I’m about to enter my third consecutive year as a golfer, I still consider myself to fall right in the “beginner” golfer category. I love golf, but the more I play and the more I learn about the game, the more I realize I have yet to know. I think that’s what draws me to the game – I like working on improving my game, learning from other golfers and pros, and spending time with people in the same boat.
One thing I’ve focused on in the last year is how I can stay ‘in shape’ in support of my golf game. I’m not talking about being a certain size, or weight loss, or anything like that – I really just want to be active and healthy so I can continue to play better, and also reduce the risk of any injuries.
I remember my first round of golf like it was yesterday. I was so excited – I’d wanted to actually play a round of golf for so long. I was also really nervous – what if I made a huge mistake or looked like I didn’t know what I was doing?
You may have the same worries – what do you need to be prepared with for the first time you walk onto a course? That’s why I put together this post – and long story short – you don’t need to know everything (or much at all!) about golf, you don’t need to spend lots of money (or any!), and if you remember these key things, you’ll be all set for your own first time on the course.
It can be overwhelming to get started when you’re learning to golf. On top of that, much of what is out there is aimed directly at men. What are the best resources for women learning to golf? You can start with a Google search, and find helpful resources online (hello, glad you’re here!) but where else can you find more information about learning to play, meeting other beginner golfers, and getting more comfortable on the course?
Luckily for you, there is a wealth of information out there. As I have had my own questions come up, I find that there are a few key resources I keep coming back to – books, YouTube videos, golf schools, and membership organizations.
