I have been through more golf towels than I care to count. I bought a bright white one because it looked sharp in the pro shop. It looked like a mud flap after one round. I bought a black one thinking it would hide the dirt. It did, but it also hid the sand and … Read more
If you have ever stood on the tee with a muddy clubface or sweaty hands, you have asked yourself this question. Should a golf towel be wet or dry? The answer is not one or the other. It is both, but at the right time. A wet towel cleans your clubface and helps you control … Read more
You’ve probably read the forum threads. One guy says two. Another insists on four. Someone else just uses the same damp rag for 18 holes and calls it a day. None of them explain why. I’ve tested every combination you can imagine. Walking on a dewy morning. Riding a cart in the middle of a … Read more
If you have searched for golf towel sizes, you have probably seen the same advice everywhere: “16×19 inches is the sweet spot.” That is a guess, not a real answer. The truth is, the right size depends on three things you control: how often you clean your clubs, how your bag is set up, and … Read more
I remember my first few rounds of golf like they were yesterday. I’d grab the nearest bath towel from the linen closet, fold it up, and shove it in my bag. By hole seven, it was a wet, lint-covered, smelly mess draped over my clubs. It took up space, weighed a ton, and left fuzz … Read more
Most golfers grab a towel, hook it on the bag, and assume they’re set. But after a few rounds, you realize that one dry towel doesn’t cut it. A dirty club face costs you spin. A wet grip makes you squeeze too hard. And that muddy towel you keep using to wipe your ball? It’s … Read more
Let’s be honest for a second. A golf towel probably isn’t the first thing you think about when you’re trying to shave strokes off your game. You think about the driver, the putter, maybe a new wedge. But here’s the thing I’ve learned after testing these five towels through wet mornings, muddy afternoons, and sweaty … Read more
If you are a girl who plays golf, you already know the game is about precision. A bad read on the green, a lost ball in the sky, or a glare that steals your line can cost you strokes. The right lens color helps you see the ball, the fairway, and the breaks. But the … Read more
If you are a girl or woman who loves golf, you have probably asked yourself this question. The short answer is yes, wraparound sunglasses can be an excellent choice for female golfers. But the longer answer comes with a condition: only if you pick the right pair. I have helped dozens of women find eyewear … Read more
Choosing golf sunglasses for girls is different from picking a pair for a guy or grabbing a random fashion pair off a shelf. The frame has to stay put during a full swing. The lenses have to help you read greens, not just block the sun. And the style has to fit a smaller face … Read more