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If you ask ten golfers what matters most in golf, you will probably get ten different answers. One says the short game, another says mental calm, a...

A golf hat is almost always one of three shapes: a structured cap with a curved brim, a crownless visor, or a soft bucket hat with a full round bri...

Learning how to pitch in golf means mastering a short, lofted shot you play toward the green, usually from between 20 and 70 metres, where the ball...

A belt is the one piece of golf gear that touches you through every rotation, and most players never think about it until it digs into their hip at...

A scratch golfer is a player with a handicap of 0. In practice, this means the person is expected to play a course at its par, without receiving an...

Most modern golf pants are built from a performance synthetic base — usually polyester or nylon — blended with a small percentage of elastane for s...

CR stands for Course Rating and is the number of strokes a truly skilled golfer, a so-called scratch player, is expected to need to play around the...

Grey pants are the most forgiving piece in a golfer's wardrobe, which is exactly why they trip people up. When nearly every color technically works...

A mulligan is an extra shot a player takes to replace a bad shot, without counting the first shot and without a penalty stroke. It is golf's most f...

The short answer: a clean leather belt in black or brown, roughly 1.25 to 1.5 inches wide, with a simple buckle that matches your shoes. That cover...

A golf marker is the person who keeps your scorecard during a round and certifies that the numbers are correct. In other words, it is not you who o...

Among the men, Scottie Scheffler sits at the top of the Official World Golf Ranking, the ranking that since its inception in 1986 has determined wh...