Etiquette on the golf course is essential no matter where you play.  However, an exclusive invitation to play a private course, either in a small group or tournament, comes with certain expectations.

First, relax! If the invitation was from a business associate, it is to build your business relationship in a casual manner. If your friend extended the offer then it should be a relaxing and fun day with opportunities to meet some other great people.

Battling the summer heat is never an easy task, especially when you’re shooting a round of golf in the middle of the day.  There are plenty of great ways to combat the crying heat of summer.  Here are a few great tips to stay cool without skipping a beat in your golf game!

Early Tee Times:  Early tee times are an excellent way to avoid the heat of the day.  It’s also an ideal time to stay ahead of the mid-day foursomes that creep in and slow down the course. 

Golf is a sport normally played without referees or third-party arbiters. Thus, it’s a game that relies on the players showing sportsmanship and consideration towards each other. It’s a gentlemen’s sport, and knowing how to conduct oneself in a disciplined manner and abiding by the rules and traditions of the game is the key to having a successful round of golf. Here is a brief 101 guide to common golf etiquette. 

Golfweek For Her debuted last week—and in his introductory letter to readers editor Jeff Babineau has his thinking cap (rightly) on while openly discussing why golf is a discouraging activity to most women.