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Here at The Lucky Golfer, we love newbies start out on their golf
journey, and we know how intimidating it can be to kick off. Starting
golf doesn’t mean you need every gadget under the sun, or spend a small
fortune. You’ll need a few basics: a set of golf
clubs, balls, tees, a divot tool, a towel, and something to keep your
clubs clean, like The Love Pocket golf cleaning bag. Add a hat,
sunscreen, and maybe a magnetic stubby holder for when you’re relaxing
between holes, and you’re good to go. You can find
more detail on this in our beginner’s guide blog at The Lucky Golfer:
Blog Posts – The Lucky Golfer.
The easiest way is to use a damp cloth or a golf cleaning pouch with a
splash of water. Gently wipe the face of each club after your shot,
making sure to clear the grooves of dirt and grass. Avoid using metal
brushes or harsh cleaners because they’ll do more
harm than good. If your clubs are particularly muddy, give them a light
soak, then dry them completely before putting them back in the bag. We
have you covered in terms of a ‘how to’ guide at The Lucky Golfer’s
blog. Check it out at our Blog:
Cleaning Your Golf Equipment: Ready to play cleaner (and better)? – The Lucky Golfer
Making sure you are a courteous golfer is also about maintaining the
green for everyone else. On the green, insert your divot tool at the
edge of the mark, angle it slightly, and push the turf inward toward the
centre. Do this gently around the mark without
lifting up. Then tap it flat with your putter. This helps the surface
heal quickly and keeps the greens smooth for everyone. On the fairway,
replace or press the displaced turf back into place and give it a firm
step with your foot. Good course etiquette goes
a long way. For more, please see our divot repair tool
Mutli-Function Divot Tool | Free Shipping Over $65 – The Lucky Golfer and our blog post on ensuring that you keep the greens clean:
Fixing Divots Like a Golf Pro: (and meet our new tool that makes it ea – The Lucky Golfer
Yes. A towel is one of the most underrated accessories in golf. You’ll
use it constantly – for wiping clubs, balls, or even your hands on a
humid day. Keep one clipped to your bag so it’s always within reach. It
keeps your gear clean and helps your grip stay
consistent through the round.
It depends on your swing and what you value most. It also depends on your
personality, as golf balls can often be highly customisable, or
represent your favourite team, activity or past-time. Beginners often
prefer two-piece balls for their durability and straighter
flight. More experienced players tend to lean toward multi-layer balls
for extra spin and feel around the greens. If you’re unsure, start with a
mid-range ball that gives a balance of both.
A 3-layer (or “three-piece”) ball has a solid core, a mantle layer, and a
urethane cover. It offers good distance and spin control, great for
most golfers. A 4-layer ball adds an extra mantle, which fine-tunes spin
and feel even more. These are usually preferred
by low-handicap or professional players who want maximum control on
approach and short-game shots. For everyday golfers who aim to play like
a pro, check our our blog post on urethane balls here
Why are urethane golf balls better than surlyn? – The Lucky Golfer and our famous 4-piece urethane balls from The Lucky Golfer!
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Wooden tees are cheap and break easily. Plastic tees last longer and
give you consistent height every time. If you're serious about your
setup, plastic wins. They're strong and easy to push into any type of
tee box so you'll get the same tee height on every drive, which means
more consistent contact. TLG Golf Tees are durable and built to do the
job round after round. Wooden tees are fine for the occasional hit and
if you don't mind running out of them because you've broken your last
one. If you play semi regularly, plastic is the way to go.
In order of most frustrating to genius, your options include: 1. sitting
your drink in that insulated pocket some golf bags have (good way to
lose half your drink and have a sticky wet pocket at the end), 2. nestle
you drink in the sand bucket (extra points if you half bury it) 3. Use a
TLG magnetic stubby cooler. Secure your drink to your cart or buggy. No
spills. Drinks stay cold. No hunting for cup holders. The TLG Magnetic
Stubby Cooler has a strong magnet that grips your cart frame and holds
your drink steady through eighteen holes. Grab one and stop worrying
about warm beer and sharing your drinks with the grass.
It marks your exact spot on the green so you can pick up your ball (making sure you clean it! Buy a Cleaning Pouch)
and other players can putt while you're out of the way. Simple
courtesy. It also means you know exactly where your ball sits. No
guessing. No moving it accidentally. The TLG Magnetic Hat Clip and Golf
Ball Marker clips to your hat and gives you fast access to your marker.
Mark. Clean your ball. Roll it in. Better pace of play for everyone.
Fix your divots. Mark your ball on the green. Keep a good pace with the
group in front of you. Respect the course and the players behind you.
Fix
divots properly so the grass repairs and the greens stay playable for
everyone. Use a divot tool like the Hole Hunter Multi-function Divot
Tool to do the job right. Mark your ball when other players are putting
so they can play through. Keep moving. Don't take twenty practice swings
or spend five minutes reading a putt. Rake bunkers after you hit. Don't
roll your buggy across the green or leave your bag in front of the
green when putting.
Good etiquette isn't complicated. It's just
respect. And knowing it makes you look like you know what you're doing,
even if half your golf shots say otherwise.