Golf Tips & Tutorials to Improve Your Game

How to Display Golf Flags - The Club Washer

How to Display Golf Flags

There’s something undeniably charming about a golf flag fluttering in the breeze, marking the destination of your next shot. But what happens when you bring that flag home? Whether it’s...
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How to Start Your Golf Handicap - The Club Washer

How to Start Your Golf Handicap

So you're ready to step up your golf game and make every swing count—fantastic! But to really get in the swing of things (pun intended), you'll need to start tracking...
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How to Keep Your Golf Glove in Good Condition - The Club Washer

How to Keep Your Golf Glove in Good Condition

If you've ever pulled out your golf glove only to find it looking more like a used napkin than a trusty companion, you're not alone. Keeping that glove in tip-top...
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How to Hit a Golf Ball Flush Every Time - The Club Washer

How to Hit a Golf Ball Flush Every Time

Hitting a golf ball flush—that's the dream, right? Whether you're a weekend warrior or a serious golfer with visions of Augusta, hitting the ball flush can make you feel like...
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How to Fix a Golf Slice with Irons - The Club Washer

How to Fix a Golf Slice with Irons

Got a slice that just won’t quit? It’s one of golf’s most frustrating shots, but fixing it might be simpler than you think. Let’s dig into some common causes and...
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How to Start Golf at 50 - The Club Washer

How to Start Golf at 50

So, you're hitting the big five-oh and thinking about picking up a golf club for the first time. Maybe you're looking for a new hobby, or perhaps you're drawn to...
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How to Avoid Slow Play in Golf - The Club Washer

How to Avoid Slow Play in Golf

Slow play in golf can be as annoying as that one friend who insists on telling you every detail of their weekend while you're trying to watch the game. We...
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How to Control the Club Face in a Golf Swing - The Club Washer

How to Control the Club Face in a Golf Swing

Every golfer knows the frustration of watching a perfectly good swing result in a ball veering off course. It often boils down to one pesky element—the club face. It's like...
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