In depth with Iron Lady Golf founder Lindsay Knowlton
One of the things I’ve seen that’s really stuck with me the most over time is that community and friendship are the glue that makes golf stick for women.
Peter Mumford
Peter Mumford is the Editor and Publisher of Fairways Magazine. He's played over 500 different courses in 21 countries and met some fascinating people along the way. He's also a long-suffering Toronto Maple Leafs fan.
If you’re struggling with your golf swing, Wright Balance may be the solution
Most senior golfers don’t have the flexibility and hip rotation of players on the PGA Tour, yet 90% of golf instruction is trying to get them to swing that way.
Put an Ontario road trip or two on your calendar this season
There’s no end to the ways you can slice and dice the golf courses in this province to produce a plan to take your game on the road. The stories you can tell, the friends you’ll make, and the non-golf experiences will be fantastic.
Junior Players Tour aims to cultivate the next generation of elite Canadian golfers
With 20 events spanning six provinces, the JPT is setting a new standard for junior golf competitions.
Book Review: Getting Unstuck: Seven Transformational Practices for Golf Nerds
Getting Unstuck: Seven Transformational Practices for Golf Nerds is a guide aimed at helping golfers overcome mental and emotional barriers that hinder their performance and enjoyment of the game.
Six affordable road trips for a Spring golf getaway
Despite what the groundhog says, the last weeks of winter drag interminably and even when it does arrive, spring weather often isn’t anything to get excited about.
Escape to Canada
With the Loonie trading below $0.70 US, maybe this is the year to stay home and discover some of the wonderful golf that Canada has to offer.
Shake it up baby!
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy in Phoenix, Arizona has a great demonstration of how being properly connected to the ground can give you added power and distance.
New Year’s Resolutions. Also known as Lies We Tell Ourselves.
A year end report card is a first step in developing a plan for improvement. Your honest assessment should be comprehensive, precise and written down.
