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One of the more-uttered tips to come out of amateur golfers’ mouths, especially after you have just hit a shot thin, is to keep your head down. James Loughnane explains in simple terms why this is one of the worst thing you could possibly do.
You might attribute good and bad days on the putting greens to your daily slice of luck, but what if you could turn every day into a good day with the putter? With a little bit of help, we reckon you can.
It was Parkview’s Ashley Roestoff who weathered all the storms best to win the 2009 Compleat Golfer PGA National Championships at Serengeti Golf Estate last week. Shooting a brilliant 69 in the final round, Roestoff overtook second-round joint lead
