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Golf is a game of not only skill, but concentration and focus. One of the best ways to stay focused on the game is to practice good organization when it comes to your golf bag. There’s nothing worse than a cluttered bag, which requires you to frantically dig around to find the item you need. There’s nothing worse than needing to use a certain club but being unable to find it. This causes stress and anxiety, and it gives your opponent a clear advantage in the game.

After spending a few weekends at the local golf course, chances are your golf clubs are less than pristine. Those line drives have a great way of getting dirt and other debris into every nook and cranny of your clubs.

We all know that dozens of astronauts have made their way to the moon, but did you know that many have left their own souvenirs behind? Not everything that goes up must come down! According to several sources, there are all sorts of items on the moon, including a golden olive branch, five U.S. flags, a family portrait, and even a javelin. You also may have heard that a particular astronaut also left behind golf balls.

There’s nothing better than enjoying a round of golf with friends. It’s even better when you can hit the course on a brisk, clear day. However, sometimes mother nature doesn’t cooperate. In some instances, you just don’t have the time to make it to the course. So, how can you continue to improve your game when conditions aren’t in your favor? Meet the home golf simulator.

If you’ve been around the game of golf for long enough, you’ve probably heard that the ball carries around 10% farther when playing at a high altitude—but how true is this statement? Here’s everything you need to know about the effects of altitude on golf ball distance and what kind of adjustments you need to make when playing at a higher or lower altitude than normal. We’ll also discuss how a golf ball launch monitor can help you prepare for altitude differences.