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What is the Most Important Thing To Learn In Golf?

Golf is a frustrating game. You can hit the ball perfectly and see it fly straight and long, only to watch it curve left into the trees, hook right into a

6 Golf Bag Accessories You Should Have In 2022

We all know the essentials you need to play golf. You need a set of clubs and a golf bag to help you carry them around the course.

Why are Concessions so Cheap at the Masters?

Some of the explanations include:

Where to Play Disc Golf in Philadelphia

If you're looking to play disc golf in Philadelphia their are many great courses but one stands out the most

5 Ways to Make Money as a Golf Fan

If you are a golf fan, there are lots of ways you can earn some extra income. Here are some of the most lucrative ways of making money as a golf fan.

Hosting A Golfing Event? Use These Social Media Promo Ideas

If you’re hosting a golfing event, you’ll want to use social media to promote it. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the thought of social media because there

Predicting Rory

Journalists like to tell stories.  They mix in some analysis into their stories, but as more garnish than main course.  After Rory McIlroy's bad Sunday at the

Tiger, Jack, & "The Field"

With the U.S. Open going on, I've got golf on my mind, so here's another golf-related post. A Google search quickly reveals how much buzz the question of who

The Superstar Effect

A given tournament player is often thought to put forth more effort when he/she faces better competition. But what if there is a superstar in the tournament

How to Dress on a Golf Field

Many people may believe that because golf is a sport, you can wear just a t-shirt and shorts; however, a specific etiquette must be followed.

The "New" Economics of the LPGA

GolfWorld's Ron Sirak has an interesting article on the LPGA. Endorsement money has begun to flow in to the top players:

Myrtle Beach Golf Conference

Announcing the first Myrtle Beach Golf Conference. The following is from an email I received from Andrew Weinbach of the Department of Economics at Coastal