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Golf spikes, or cleats, can be easily removed by using a tool that twists the cleats out, which can then be replaced with new cleats. Learn about the important of having golf cleats that aren't worn down with help from a college golfer and sportswriter in this free video on golf tips.
A golf ball can be marked on the green with a coin or some other flat surface material in order to clear the path for any other balls. Find out when a golf ball can be cleaned with help from a college golfer and sportswriter in this free video on golf tips.
General golf etiquette includes repairing depressions on the green, being quiet when other people are playing and letting the person farthest from the hole play first. Find out how to keep shadows away from other players and their vision with help from a college golfer and sportswriter in this free video on golf tips.
Found golf balls can be sold between friends and at pro shops of public courses, and the price will depend on the condition of the ball. Find out how scuff marks can affect a golf ball's aerodynamics with help from a college golfer and sportswriter in this free video on golf tips.
The first step in re-gripping a golf club is ripping the old grip off of the handle with a razor blade. Discover methods for getting rid of the old tape or adhesive on a golf club with help from a college golfer and sportswriter in this free video on golf tips.
The best way to warm up before playing golf is to stretch out the body and take slow practice swings to warm up the muscles. Warm up to play golf without overdoing it with help from a college golfer and sportswriter in this free video on golf tips.
David Anderson David Anderson played golf in junior high, high school and college, and earned a partial scholarship to Angelina County Junior College. As a radio broadcaster and sports radio writer, Anderson has covered numerous professional tournaments, including the Champions Tour, the PGA Tour, the LPGA Tour and the Nationwide. In 2005, he wrote a weekly golf page for the Round Rock Leader newspaper. Anderson has served as organizer, participant and master of ceremonies for more than 100 charity fund-raising golf tournaments.dkdk
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