Golf News & Reviews

Have you ever considered taking golf lessons online? There are different ways to improve your golf game, like taking one-on-one golf lessons, group lessons, golf schools, etc., but I have found the method that I prefer. I have found that online golf lessons are the way to go if you want to significantly lower your score.

Many golfers that want to improve their game complain that they can’t afford one-on-one golf lessons or that they don’t have the time to arrange them. These obstacles can be overcome with golf lessons online as they cost considerably less than other types of golf lessons and you can fit them into your schedule whenever you have the time.

One thing you have to consider is the quality of the online golf instruction. There are several options when it comes to choosing online golf lessons and some of them are not worth the money. As a researcher and reviewer of golf equipment and services, I make it my job to hunt down the best golf resources online. I found a couple of options for excellent online golf instruction and I will tell you about the one I consider number one.

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Family golf vacations are nothing new, but the trend of taking the whole family along, four-legged members included, seems to be on the rise. In 2002, the Travel Industry Association found that 14 percent of U.S. adults have traveled with a pet. In 2007, Tripadvisor pegged it at upwards of 50 percent. Still, as you might imagine, taking pets (dogs especially) on golf vacations isn’t easy. While there are plenty of stand-alone hotels and motels that allow them, finding a golf resort that accommodates pets is a lot harder. Even tougher is finding one that is truly “pet friendly.” There are plenty of places that will allow pets, but they really just use it as an opportunity to gouge you with all sorts of extra fees. (continued at www.GolfVacationInsider.com)

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