Local Golf Courses and More

The basic idea of golf is really simple: get the ball in the hole. However, golf has many rules and regulations that takes a simple concept and turns it into an incredibly difficult and popular game. The game has been around for over five centuries and the game has been modified over time.

In modern days, there are multiple golf courses that can be used and there are courses that consist of either 9 or 18 holes. The rules of the game are designed to be fair for all players, with the most known rule being play the ball where it lies, which simply means a player can't move the ball from where it landed. Clothing has even been designed to allow players freedom of movement during their game, and amongst some players it has become their fashion statement.

Golf is a popular sport today not only to play but to watch. Some golfers have become famous from playing world tours and have acquired promotional deals with companies that sell golf equipment such as shoe and clothing companies. The PGA and LPGA tours have television specials as well as sell tickets for spectators and fans to watch the game up close and personal.

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Red Rock Golf Trail

Well… there is a two part answer to your question! One- It’s the most spectacular golf trail you will play on this year. Stunning vistas, challengi...

St George, UT

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Country Club of the Poconos in Marshalls Creek, PA
5 out of 5 stars

from Daniel
The course was amazing! We held our first annual event there during the summer of 2008 and we will continue to hold it there for years to come....Details

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How To Get A Better Bunker Shot

The sand trap is a lonely place whenever you do not know how to get out of it. Many golfers have less trouble hitting out of the fairway bunker than they do the green trap because they do not feel weird hitting the ball with a full swing. This is something which many golfers struggle with because they want to control the distance by swinging the club slower. This is actually counterproductive and... Continue Reading