When golf courses implement “cart path only” rules, it means that golfers are required to stay on the designated cart paths and walk from the cart path to their ball. The additional steps required can vary based on the following … Read More

The pace of play on a golf course can be influenced by various factors, including the presence or absence of a drink cart. While there may not be comprehensive statistics available that specifically measure the impact of drink carts on … Read More

Here’s a brief history of Stableford scoring and how to keep score using it: History: Dr. Frank Stableford introduced his scoring system in 1932, and it quickly gained popularity among golfers. It was first used at the Wallasey Golf Club, … Read More

1. What is a Golf Handicap?A golf handicap is a measure of a golfer’s potential ability, reflecting their average score over a series of rounds. It’s designed to allow golfers of varying skill levels to compete fairly in friendly games … Read More

1. Pace of Play Maintain an appropriate pace by playing “ready golf” and not spending too much time looking for lost balls. Be ready to play when it’s your turn, limiting practice swings to maintain a steady rhythm. 2. Course … Read More