Be prepared for anything and everything on the day of your tournament. Here are 10 tips to prepare for your first tournament from what to wear to what to bring!

If you are learning to golf or starting to take your rounds more seriously, understanding and tracking golf handicaps is a necessity.

Imagine a golf game where players are trying to get the highest score possible...

That’s the case with Stableford scoring.

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Carly Frost offers advice on how to pick a golf ball to suit your game and why female-specific golf balls are not always the right choice...

Lexi Thompson (L) & Lydia Ko (R) Are Just Two Of The Top Female Golfers Dawkins Refers To - Images Credit Jurgen Kaminski(JKamPhotos)/BC Golf

PGA pro Katie Dawkins looks at five things that separate the best female golfers from the rest

By Katie Dawkins/GolfMonthly.com

Many golfers say watching the women’s game is more motivational and they gain more insight from it. Perhaps that’s down to the slower swing speeds, though Anne van Dam launches the ball distances some men could only dream of.

For context, the tour average is a shade over 250 yards but the Dutchwoman regularly features among the game's biggest hitters and averaged nearly 288 yards last season. Players on the female tours also appear to interact more with the fans, so perhaps golfers relate to them because they give more than just great shots.

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Are you caught in the New Year’s Resolution cycle of good intentions but no follow through? Read on for tips on setting a resolution for your game this year and sticking to it...

Some golfers prefer to take winter off golf entirely, while others like to use it for honing skills and practicing. If you are one of the latter, check out our list of tips and tricks to keep your game in top shape during the off-season.

Are you prepared for playing in colder weather on the golf course? Find out how winter rules can affect play...

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By Alison Root/Golf Monthly

Alison Root considers the things that women golfers fear most, which often doesn't involve hitting the ball...

If you practice putting correctly, it should help your game. Different people like different putting drills. Start with our list of drills to try next time you practice and find the ones that work for you!

There are a lot of rules when it comes to the game of golf, it can be overwhelming for even the most seasoned of players. Here are ten rules every golfer should know...

Whether you are a pro golfer or a recreational player who dabbles in the odd weekend tournament, diet and choice of proper fuel choices are important for staying on top of your game!

When it comes to golf, physical fitness and technique are emphasized, but proper hydration is often overlooked: a costly mistake to make on and off the course...

Introducing Laurie Dickson, WGP’s newest 3-part feature writer delivering tips on golf fitness and preparation for your best season yet!

Unlike the rules, there isn’t an official book of etiquette for golf. Knowing golf etiquette, like knowing the rules, is essential to being a good golfer no matter your skill level.

From charity to competitive, many women’s tournaments in BC have different team formats. Team formats take the pressure off individual performance. Here are some of the most common tournament formats in BC and some strategies for playing in them...

St. Eugene Resort is thrilled to announce a Ladies’ Clinic and Lunch on Wednesday, June 22, hosted by eight-time Long Drive National Champion Lisa ‘Longball’ Vlooswyk.

Jody Jackson and Shelly Stouffer’s new program improves golfers’ connections between their bodies and their swings. Their unique partnership combines the skills of an LPGA professional and a Kinesiologist.

Golf courses have trees for a number of reasons. To break up the holes, narrow fairways, and creating more challenges for golfers are among the most common.

If you hit your ball under or into a tree, you are in good company; it is very common and happens to even the best golfers. The good news is, with a little practice, there are many methods to get it out.

Imagination and practice make hitting through, around, over, and under trees possible. Mental skills are important when it comes to tree shots. You must visualize and feel the movements for the best results.

Next time you are at the driving range, try practicing some of the techniques below and you will be better prepared for those tricky tree shots.

Let’s face it: almost all of us are — if not openly, at least ‘closet’ — rules freaks when it comes to golf. Some of the most fascinating discussions and heated arguments in the game come about from the unlimited variety of situations and circumstances that present themselves during a round of golf due to the very nature of where the game takes place... in nature.