Golf is more than just a game; it’s a rounded activity that combines physical exercise, mental stimulation, and social interaction, offering numerous health benefits. There are a lot of positives! Continue reading A Game of Life and Death: What the Data Says About Golf, Health and Longevity
The US Open returns to Shinnecock Hills this week. The 2004 US Open is at that venue remembered for the absolute carnage of high scores as the USGA lost control of the course. Something similar nearly happened in 2018. Why? How? Can it be avoided this year? Continue reading The 2004 US Open: Carnage at Shinnecock Hills
The R & A and USGA are the bodies that run golf. Tremendous custodians of the sport. But occasionally they seem to get things very wrong. The golf ball “roll back” is not going to have the desired results! It just won’t work. Continue reading Things the R&A and the USGA get wrong: Part 2. The golf ball “roll-back”
