...If golf is your passion then the golf capital of the Caribbean - Puerto Rico is definitely going to be at the top of your vacation list. Puerto Rico has approximately 23 incredible golf courses with a lot more coming up.

Most of the golf courses here have been designed by golf leading lights such as Robert Trent Jones, Rees Jones, Greg Norman, George and Tom Fazio, Jack Nicklaus, Arthur Hills, and Puerto Rico?s very own luminary Chi Chi Rodriguez. These courses are marvels of architectural skill and a feast for the eyes that have an impact on golfers and non-golfers alike. You don?t have to be a wor...more

Inexpensive golf Resorts

...If golf is a way of life for you and you've browsed through tons of websites seeking the perfect golf vacation, but the absence of a fattened wallet is getting you down in the dumps - take heart, you may not be able to play the best golf courses in the world but you can still play lower-profile courses which have championship holes and great playing conditions for less than quarter the price of luxury golf resorts.

Inexpensive golf Resorts lo...more

Weight Training For golf

...utilized in a golf fitness program entail rotation, the development of core strength, and endurance. A few exercises I commonly utilize in this section of my golf fitness programs are Medicine Ball Rotations, Rotational Dumbbell Lunges, Alternating Cable Chest Presses, and Single Arm Lat Pull Downs. Again these are only a few exercises that can be utilized in such a program.

Remember, training for the sport of golf is different than training for football or general wellness. The sport of golf requires you to train to the positions, requirements, and physical outputs of the sport. If you keep this principle in mind when choosing the strength training exercises in your program, the benefits will show in your golf swing and on the course.more

Who Invented Golf?

...o made of rubber, but had a metal spike to make it able to penetrate the ground. This tee was patented by Percy Ellis. The tee we know today was patented by PM Mathews in 1897.

Our final subject in who invented golf is rules. The first rules for golf were written and used in the first golf championship in 1744. They included only 13 written rules. Although they were similar to the ones we know today, the number one rule was that you must tee your ball within one clubs length of the hole. Additionally, they included stipulations for your ball hitting a horse. Although the game of golf has certainly evolved, its rich traditions and history remain the same.more