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If you are new to the game of golf, you might be intimidated by all there is to learn. In addition to learning the basics of swing technique and the short game, you also need to quickly pick up things like etiquette. To help you understand the basics of on-course behavior and manners, we have assembled the following infographic.

By nearly any measure, soccer is the most popular sport in the world. It is played recreationally by millions of people, and millions more love to watch professional and national teams play on TV. With that said, if you were an American in Europe and you suggested a game of “soccer” to some friends, you’d be sure to get plenty of sideways glances. Outside of the U.S., the game known as soccer is actually called football.

There are few things in golf as frustrating as making a great stroke only to see the ball turn away from the hole at the last moment. Countless putts are missed due to poor reads, yet many players tend to simply blame those misses on a bad stroke. There are a lot of steps you can take to pursue lower scores, like adding an indoor golf simulator to your home or using putting aids to practice, but one quick step you can take is to work on your green reading. Let’s go through five useful putting tips on this subject.

One of the best parts of summer is still the county or state fair. Step inside, and you'll be treated to a whirlwind of sights, sounds, and smells that have a uniquely scruffy charm.Of course, the most iconic part of a fair just might be the fairground games. For a small fee, you get to test all those skills you've been honing on your indoor multi-sport simulator and try to win a prize for your sweetie.

In a tactical but low-scoring game like soccer, you’ve got to make every shot count. Opportunities for goals don’t come often. Having a weak strike of the ball makes it easier for the goalie to react, gives you less room for error, and makes you more likely to miss that opportunity.If you’re looking to be the next star forward, building the strength of your shot is the first place to start. Get out on the pitch or use a multi-sport simulator and hit the ball cleanly and powerfully with these tips.