Golf in the Australian heat: BoM heatwave warnings, UV from 3 and your club’s 36°C rule
The first hot Saturday of summer usually arrives before the sunscreen in your bag has been replaced. Here is how to plan a round…
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Playing an inverted calendar: summer heat and early tee times, winter in the tropics, and the trips that fill the months when the south is cold and wet.
The first hot Saturday of summer usually arrives before the sunscreen in your bag has been replaced. Here is how to plan a round…
A 150 metre post reads the same in July and February, but the shot does not. From Sandbelt summers to Top End wet seasons,…
The Australian season fades rather than stops, so most golfers never close it. An hour of cleaning, a look at the numbers and a…
Southern golf comes back to life between September and October. Book the regrip and the fitting first, wake the body with half swings, sharpen…
The Southeast runs on an inverted calendar: peak in winter, cheapest in summer, and best value in the shoulders. The detail that ruins trips…
Australian summer golf is a scheduling problem before it is a technique problem. The tee time decides more than anything else on the list.