Recreational sports come with a lot of benefits. Not only are you playing for fun, but you can play for exercise, stress relief, or even to socialize. However, regardless of why you play, if you are not careful you could end up with something less fun: sports injuries. Pain or injury from repeated stress during … Continue reading “Golf vs Tennis Elbow”
Golf-like sports
Golf is a sport that can be played by almost anyone, from the age of 6 to 96. An individual sport played by hitting a ball with a club from a tee into a hole. The object is to get the ball into the hole with the least number of swings or strokes of the … Continue reading “Golf-like sports”
Ever feel like you’re getting worse at golf?
Have you ever had the feeling that, no matter how much you practice or play, you’re getting worse at golf? You have spent countless hours at the driving range or putting green, but all your efforts result in little more than a swing and a miss. You’re probably asking yourself what you’re doing wrong, why … Continue reading “Ever feel like you’re getting worse at golf?”
What makes golf difficult?
If you have ever spoken with a golfer or played the sport yourself, you likely know how frustrating the sport can be. It may seem counterintuitive; after all, you are playing by yourself with no time pressure or referee yelling at you from the sidelines. At face value, golf seems like a relaxing outdoor sport … Continue reading “What makes golf difficult?”
Why baseball players are good golfers
If you tend to rub elbows with distinct types of athletes, you may have run into a few baseball players playing golf on the course. There might be fewer golfers playing baseball, but the two sports are actually remarkably similar. Whether you’re trained in one or the other, it’s easy for baseball players to pick … Continue reading “Why baseball players are good golfers”
Is there anything more frustrating than getting worse at golf?
There is nothing more annoying than hitting the golf course and coming away with a new high score. If you’re a habitual golfer, you may have noticed that no matter how much you play, whether you’re practicing on the fairway or the driving range, you just keep getting higher and higher scores every time. Are … Continue reading “Is there anything more frustrating than getting worse at golf?”
Virtual reality golf is here
As virtual reality games become increasingly popular, the options for VR sports continue to grow. Even though virtual reality is obviously not the real thing, it’s closer to real than ever before. Many VR sports games rely on realistic physics and include a variety of game modes to choose from. Virtual reality golf has come … Continue reading “Virtual reality golf is here”
How to get recruited for college golf
It’s that time of year where parents and children alike are searching for resources to help them effectively market themselves to colleges. Athletes in particular have to build an impressive resume to attract college recruiters. Much of the information about college coaches recruiting players revolves around sports like basketball and football. It can be difficult … Continue reading “How to get recruited for college golf”
What are the most important muscles for golf?
When working on your golf swing, there are certain muscles that need to be conditioned and exercised in order to produce an effective follow-through. Not enough golfers practice proper strength and conditioning for golf, and this can affect your ability to achieve a suitably balanced and flexible position. But how can you use strength training … Continue reading “What are the most important muscles for golf?”
Golf strength and conditioning essentials
When you hear the phrase “strength and conditioning” you probably think of bulky football players hogging the weight rack in the gym. But strength training is important for all athletes, not just those who play fast paced contact sports. Even golfers can benefit from these techniques. Being stronger helps you control the speed and distance … Continue reading “Golf strength and conditioning essentials”