Five myths of golf
Hard work and practice improve your golf game—not these five myths.
Dennis Begin is a retired teacher from B.C.’s Lower Mainland who is a member of the Golf Teachers Federation. With his wife Pat and dog Bogey, Dennis travels the southwest U.S. and Mexico, attempting to perfect his golf game.
Hard work and practice improve your golf game—not these five myths.
The Burnaby Mountain Golf Course employs many strategies to enhance the golfing experience on its super busy course.
There are plenty of golf courses in the province, from the No. 1 Capilano Golf and Country Club (private) to the Stanley Park Pitch and Putt.
The mental game of golf is as important as the physical skills of the game.
The Elfego Baca tournament is a one-day one-hole tournament .
The criteria to determine outstanding holes are playability, aesthetic value, quality of greens and sand traps, and enjoyment to play.
As putting can make up half of your final score, it is no wonder that putters are such an important part of your equipment.
What are the differences between the Pitching and Gap Wedge—48 degrees, Approach Wedge—54 degrees and the Lob Wedge—58 degrees?
Men and women are very different physically and as a result, so are their golf clubs.
Dennis Begin tests a Nike Vapor driver and gives his impression.
The average recreational golfer and senior needs a set of clubs that suits his or her age and ability.
Most golfers often look around the tee box for a good tee or just use the last one they found. Tees, however, are a necessary part of a golfer’s equipment.
Not all golf balls are the same. Dennis Begin takes you on a journey to explore the size, dimples, numbers and other differences in golf balls.
Trying to combine an established gated golf community with an RV Park becomes a headache for Cindy and Jerry Aldridge, owners of the Refuge Golf and Country Club in Arizona.
This desert golf course is located in the quiet border town of Naco, Arizona.