How to Choose a TecTecTec Golf Rangefinders A TecTecTec Golf Rangefinder is among the popular options for so many players. They come with great versatility and prove to be one of the best alternatives to the big-name brands both in...

The Top Reasons to Use Callaway Golf Rangefinders A Callaway Rangefinder is among the handiest tools to measure important distances on the course. You golfing skills may benefit from using a rangefinder as it provides quick access to essential data...

How to Buy the Best Golf Drivers The Best Golf Drivers can cover longer distances due to their design. Drivers come with a large head and a long shaft. The lightweight but strong construction recommends drivers for the best results...

How to Choose the Best Hybrid Golf Clubs Hybrid Golf Clubs or rescue clubs can cover difficult distances between 150 yards and the 3-wood (13-15 degree loft). Over the years the design of hybrid golf clubs has dramatically changed. There...

How to Buy a Golf Rangefinder Golf rangefinders are used to measure the distance to a flag or an object if your choice. The Best Golf Rangefinder has advanced significantly over the past few years and the technologies available today...

Something has to account for Mike Weir's impressive success in 2003. Media commentators are fond of saying "Mike went away from his waggle in 2002, and he reintroduced it in 2003." Weir himself has said as much... So what's the...

Like most regions of North America, eastern Canada has enjoyed a golf boom since the early 90s. One of the most prominent new golfing destinations is Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province, located in the Atlantic Ocean, just off...

The French-speaking Canadian province of Quebec is perhaps not as well known as many other places for its outstanding golf. But it is worth taking a look. Quebec is not only the home of several outstanding traditional courses, but...

OK. We know Scotland is the home of golf. Golf courses in every small town and all that. Historic links courses built up and down the coastlines. Good good. But it turns out Ireland is no slouch when it comes...

Lorne Rubenstein is a well know golf author who writes a regular column for the Globe and Mail, a Canadian newspaper out of Toronto. He has also written and co-authored a number of books about the golf swing, working...