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Yes — but with important nuances. Only a small number of golf brands manufacture most or all of their clubs in the United States. The majority of well-known brands design their clubs in the U.S. but manufacture components overseas and complete final assembly, quality control, or customisation domestically. In practice, “Made in USA” often refers … Read more

Golf rangefinders with a slope feature are legal for casual and practice rounds, but they are not legal in tournament play unless the slope function is completely turned off. According to the USGA and R&A Rules of Golf, players may use distance-measuring devices in competition only if those devices do not provide elevation-adjusted or “plays-like” … Read more

To use a Bushnell rangefinder, press the Power/Fire button to turn it on, adjust the eyepiece until the display is sharp, aim the centre reticle at your target, then press and hold the button until the distance appears. The unit vibrates (JOLT), confirming a locked reading. Turn slope on or off using the external switch, … Read more

Golf rangefinders work by emitting a narrow laser beam toward a specific target—usually the flagstick—then measuring how long it takes for that light to bounce back. Using the speed of light, the device calculates the exact distance and displays it instantly in yards or meters. Advanced models also factor in elevation changes (slope) to show … Read more

To organize a golf cart bag correctly, place your longest clubs—driver, fairway woods, and hybrids—in the top or back section of the bag, mid-irons in the middle, and short irons and wedges in the bottom or front section. Arrange clubs from longest to shortest, use dividers properly, and keep the putter in a dedicated putter … Read more

To boost golf performance, focus on five proven areas: build a consistent pre-shot routine, strengthen your mental game, improve golf-specific physical fitness, master the short game, and practice with a structured, goal-driven plan. These elements work together to improve consistency, decision-making, and scoring under real on-course conditions—not just on the driving range. Why Most Golfers … Read more

To use a slope rangefinder, activate slope mode using the dedicated button or switch, aim the device at your target, and press the measure button. The display will show the straight-line distance and an adjusted “plays-as” distance that accounts for uphill or downhill elevation. Use the adjusted distance to select the correct club, then turn … Read more

The 90-degree rule in golf is a cart-use regulation that protects the fairway while still allowing golfers to drive carts on the course. Under this rule, golfers must keep their carts on the cart path until they are directly even with their ball, then turn at a right angle, drive straight to the ball, play … Read more

Booking a Youth on Course (YOC) tee time works differently from reserving a standard public tee time, and understanding that difference is the key to avoiding frustration. While the program offers incredible value for junior golfers, courses still control when and how YOC players can access the Course. Once you understand the process and its … Read more