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Navy shorts are the most forgiving piece of color in a golfer's bag, which is exactly why so many people default to a white polo and stop thinking....

A penalty area is marked with yellow or red. Yellow is most often used for water lying directly in front of you that plays a direct role in the hol...

Golf shorts are the easy part. The hard part is everything that surrounds them: the polo that tucks cleanly, the socks that don't slide, the belt t...

A golf index is your official, exact handicap - the figure that expresses your playing strength to one decimal place and that follows you wherever ...

Expect anything from an intensive weekend to an entire golf season. The range is so broad because a "green card" isn't a test you book and pass in ...

The overlapping grip, often called the Vardon grip, is the hold you see on more players than any other on the world's courses and on tour. The litt...

A green card in golf has no expiry date. Once you have passed the theory test, the playing test and received an official handicap, that qualificati...

Within the city limits of Stockholm there are only a handful of courses, and most are shorter than a full eighteen-hole round. The truly complete g...

A golf towel spends four hours absorbing grass clippings, mud, sunscreen, sweat, and the grit that collects in every clubface groove. Treat it like...

The short answer: match your sock height to your shoe cut and let your shorts do the rest. With most modern golf shoes and shorts, a low-cut or ank...

A chip is a short, low shot near the green where the ball flies a small distance through the air and then rolls the rest of the way toward the hole...

The most comfortable golf shorts move with you through a full swing, never bind at the waist when you sit in a cart, and stay dry on a humid aftern...