What Is the Difference Between a Draw and Fade?

Over 101 million Americans engaged in golf-related activities in 2020. However, as they are not 101 million pro golfers in America, it's safe to assume that not all of these players are playing the game seriously. As golf is a sport that can easily be played casually or competitively, that's perfectly fine. 

Still, if you want to play your game more competitively, there are plenty of golf tips you can use to improve your game. This article can help you get started on learning these. Read on to learn about the draw and fade techniques. 

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How to Calculate Your Golf Handicap

Golf is quickly rising in popularity in the United States. At the end of 2020, there were almost 25 million people across the country playing golf. 

Some of them probably looked like it was the first time they swung a golf club, while others looked like they have swung one all their life. If you have two people you know with much different skill levels in golf, how do you even the playing field? 

Well, you could take golf lessons to improve your game. Until that progress is made, you would need to use a golf handicap. 

What is a golf handicap? How do you figure out yours?  This is your guide. 

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The Ultimate Guide to Golf Putting

The reach of golf today in the United States is approximately 106 million people – which breaks down to a third of people 6 years old and up. It's as popular as ever, which is the perfect time to learn how to play or brush up on your skills. 

Look no further than putting.  

Putting in golf is an essential part of the sport. It's as important as having a good jab in boxing, proper stance and technique in football, and putting enough arch and follow through on your jump shot in basketball. When you know how to putt, you'll have a strong foundation. 

Here are some golf putting tips that will help you improve your game and take it to the next level. 

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