...ed here. While legends say that this golf course was used back in 1567 there really isn't any hard evidence to implicate that this course was used until somewhere around 1672.

The earliest games of golf had 11 holes instead of 18, however, the game was an out and back game so a single golf game ended up having 22 holes. The course was usually set up along a narrow band of land that contained a variety of terrain and hazards that the golfers had to negotiate around. By the 17th century the number of holes was reduced to nine, producing a game of 18 holes, which is the number that we are now familiar with.

The Modernization of Golf

The 19th century was when golfing was modernized by technological advancements. Better quality mowers produced manicured c...more

Golf Party Ideas and Tips - The 19th Hole

...ry. If rain cancels you're outside golf party, a nice a little putting competition in the family room or some chip shots under, through and over a folding chair into a bucket is a lot of fun. This is where the 18 shots of Scotch might come in handy.

A great thing about a golf party is that you don't have to feel like you are a golf widow or widower. Everyone is welcome to join in the games. Try these less demanding golf games. Fill a large jar with golf tees and have your guest guess how many there are. Instead of pin t...more

How To Swing A Golf Club - Instructions For Awkward Shots

...t before you set up, think about where your club head will need to hit in order for the golf ball to travel the greatest distance.

Take a few practice swings to help position your feet and determine your stance. You need to make sure that you can keep your balance during your golf swing. It is critical to keep yourself from swaying if you want to make that nice shot.

Find a comfortable position that will let your golf swing flow smoothly. You want your muscles and mind to both be relaxed. Make sure that you can keep your eyes focused on the golf ball through the duration o...more

Golf in Scotland

...rts are for everyone.

With traditional warm Scottish hospitality you can relax here, listen to pipes and transcend in the world of history.

Golf courses

Dalmunzie Golf Club

This club is located in the heart of Perthshire, near Spittal of Glenshee. Dalmunzie Golf Club is a nine hole moorland course. This is the first choice for beginners and golfers who want to increase their skills. The golf course at Dalmunzie is not long actually it is only 2100 yards. The Golf course is surrounded by mountains on three sides with an abundant of wildlife on the course. Grouse, deers and even rabbits run wild on the moors.

Rosemount Golf Course

Thi...more