How To Select The Right Golf Gloves

A golf glove is optional, but most golfers wouldn’t take a swing without one. A glove on the target-side hand (the left hand for right-handed golfers) helps to provide a comfortable feel for the hand and keeps the golf club from slipping during a full... 

Golf Hats: What To Look For In A Cap Or Visor

It is not unusual to see people who never wear a hat use a cap or visor on a golf course. Other than making a fashion statement, it also shields the eyes and protects the skin from the sun’s rays. Golf players around the world understand that wearing... 

How To Care For Your Golf Bag

Some golfers consider a golf bag as their luggage on the course. It serves its primary purpose of holding all their clubs, plus it has an assortment of pockets and pouches to keep golf balls and all other accessories and belongings organized during a... 

Golf Rainwear: Be Prepared For Rainy Conditions

The weather on a golf course can be unpredictable. A sunny morning can turn into a gloomy afternoon during an 18-hole round. Or a foggy day can lead to a damp outing. One way to tolerate wet and cooler conditions and still play golf is with nylon raingear,... 

Logo Golf Umbrellas: Look For Quality

When it rains on a golf course, keeping equipment dry is as important as keeping the golfer dry. That helps explain why golf umbrellas are oversized. Some canopies measure as wide as 68 inches to withstand the wind as well as the rain. When you are shopping... 

Golf Apparel: Men’s And Women’s Golf Clothes

Golf clothing encompasses many styles and colors, but unlike years past, a golfer is not identified by strange fabrics and garish colors. For men, standard golf clothes on the course includes loose-fitting pleated pants or lengthy shorts, a collared shirt...