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Golf The Rich Mans Hobby

Golf was invented in 15th-century Scotland, where some of the world&’s oldest golf courses are located. It is a relatively simple game that sees you using a club to hit a ball into a hole, yet it is also complex, mainly thanks to the huge size of the courses compared to the tiny balls and [...] Read more
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Hold The Caddy

In the course of your career as a golfer, whether professional, semi professional or even on the amateur level you are sure to encounter other players who have a caddy and want one for yourself. But do you really need a caddy, or is this something that you can avoid? Many players choose to forgo [...] Read more
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Golf Gentleman Only Ladies Forbidden

While golf is actually a Scottish word derived from the Dutch word kulf, the acronym of gentleman only, ladies forbidden holds true to the history of the sport. Golf is a game that was once played by nobles and military men, then executives and politicians. Now golf is very popular with many people, including women. [...] Read more
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Antique Golf Clubs Come From Scotland

Antique Golf Clubs come from an area that has many golfers who take their game very seriously. Antique Golf Clubs is located in Scotland where there are some of the oldest and greatest golf courses in the world. Antique Golf Clubs collects and sells golf equipment and sentimental items from the beginnings of the game, [...] Read more
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Golf Club Head Covers

Golf is a game of great concentration and precision, of accuracy and control and also of some routine building and constant practice on the greens and the driving range. May golfers are extremely passionate about the game of golf and will invest large sum of money in the golf equipment, golf training aids and golf [...] Read more
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