Expert Golf Reviews & Performance Data
Here’s something most golfers learn the hard way: buying a new electric trolley without thinking about the bag is a bit like buying a car and then discovering your luggage doesn’t fit in the boot. Frustrating, entirely avoidable, and suddenly very expensive. Choosing the right golf bag for electric trolley use isn’t just about finding … Read more
There’s a peculiar kind of suffering that every British golfer knows. You’re standing on the 7th fairway at 8am, rain quietly deciding whether to be drizzle or a proper downpour, and your clubs are rattling around a bag held together by optimism and a fraying zip. Your waterproof jacket is somewhere at the bottom, under … Read more
Picture this. It’s a damp Tuesday morning on a parkland course in Cheshire — mist hanging over the fairways, overcast sky the colour of old dishwater. You stripe a drive down the centre, follow the ball with your eyes, and then… it vanishes. Swallowed whole by that flat grey backdrop that British golfers know intimately … Read more
Here’s a question most club golfers never think to ask: does your golf ball actually suit your swing? Not your clubs. Not your gloves. Your ball. The little dimpled sphere you’ve been fishing out of the rough since April, the one you paid £2.50 for and haven’t thought about since. It might be quietly sabotaging … Read more
There’s a particular kind of dread that sets in when you’re shopping for a golfer. You know they’re particular. You suspect they already own whatever you’re considering. And you’ve spotted the novelty section — those graveyards of unfunny mugs and plastic putting sets that sit in the boot of a car for two years before … Read more
Here is a truth universally acknowledged among British golfers: most golf gifts end up at the back of a cupboard within six months. The novelty club-shaped bottle opener. The putting mat that sits rolled up in the garage between two old tins of paint. The branded umbrella that inverts at the first sign of a … Read more
Setting up a home golf practice area has become rather essential for serious golfers across Britain who want to improve without constantly battling for range time or braving the unpredictable British weather. According to England Golf, over 730,000 golfers are registered at clubs across England alone, and many are discovering that consistent home practice accelerates … Read more
The British weather doesn’t exactly cooperate with our golfing ambitions, does it? Between the drizzle that seems to arrive every Tuesday without fail and the short winter days that leave you squinting at dusk by half past three, getting proper range time can feel like a luxury. That’s where practice golf balls come in—and not … Read more
You’ve just splashed your third Pro V1 into the pond at your local course this month, and you’re starting to wonder if your golf budget needs a reality check. The question that follows is inevitable: are lake balls worth it, or are you simply buying someone else’s problem? Here’s what most golfers don’t realise until … Read more
Walk into any golf club across Britain and you’ll spot something rather telling: even low-handicap players now routinely tee up with lake balls. What was once considered budget compromise has quietly become smart thinking. With premium balls like the Pro V1 retailing around £40-£50 for a dozen, and the average UK golfer losing 3-4 balls … Read more