Tag Archive for Golf for Women

Golfing in the Cold! Is It Worth the Effort?

I played golf on the front nine at my local country club the other day. The temp was in the mid-40’s and though the weatherman promised it would get up into the mid 50’s by mid afternoon, the thermometer never budged. My three companions were equally addicted and they played all played equally well. I…

Golf With Confidence: The Key to Improving Your Game

Every golfer who wants to improve her game will eventually discover that the key to success lies not so much in the golf equipment she uses as in the tools she has within herself. I’m talking about inner confidence that helps her know, without anyone telling her, that she has the ability to improve and…

Golf: The Connection Between Excellence and Attitude

A couple of posts ago I wrote about my personal experience playing in two different foursomes, one with an easy going attitude, the second, with an attitude too serious for my taste. The experience was enlightening. In this post, guest author Gail Smirthwaite discusses the importance of PERSONAL ATTITUDE when it comes to playing the…

Play Golf With The Right Attitude!

During golf season here in the northeast, I play a round of golf at least twice a week, often with people I have just met. Most of the time the experience is enjoyable and the spirit, light hearted. Even when the weather is dreary and the balls just fly off in any direction but the…

Golf at Amelia Island, and a Putting Contest

The “Get Away Gurls” of the Tee Club had one last chance to play golf at Amelia Island Plantation. Monday was our travel day and the morning was free for packing, shopping, or in the case of myself and seven others, a chance to take another crack at the Ocean Links course. We were lucky…