Playing the Game

Many players are 'good' on the range, but only a few repeat it on the course. Such obstacles as water and sand hazards, out of bounds, trees and rough, uneven lies, demand more than ball striking ability. Here’s how to harmonise physical, technical, mental and strategical skills.

Preparing to Play

Golf demands many skill to reach your peak: power to drive… finesse with a wedge… precision putting. A round requires 35-50 explosions along with fine motor control. Diet, hydration, & full preparation are essential. Failing to prepare is preparing to fail. Learn how to Prepare to Succeed.

Ask the Expert

The PGAs of Europe is the ultimate resource for all golfing questions. A panel of experts can answer any query to feed your golfing passion. Fix your slice? Shape your shots ? Re-grip your putter? One of our panelists can provide the most concise information.

Technique

Why is the PGAs of Europe adding a new instruction outlet? Because some of the 'advice' offered out there is questionable. In contrast the PGAs of Europe represents 18,000 professionals worldwide, all highly educated to coach golfers of all abilities, ages and gender. Advice here is from experts.

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Tip of the month

Although regular lessons from a PGA professional is the best way to build a more solid golf swing, the turning point in getting it all to come together can be one little word of advice that becomes your main focus in simplifying the whole process. Click here for a short but shrewd 'Tip of the Month'

Rules and Etiquette

Golf is played, for the most part, without the supervision of a referee or umpire. The game relies on the integrity of the individual to show consideration for other players, care for the course and most importantly to abide by the Rules.