Cape Kidnappers is a par-71 clifftop course near Te Awanga in Hawke’s Bay, on New Zealand’s North Island, designed by American architect Tom Doak and
A golf cart is a small, low-speed vehicle built to carry one to four people (and their bags) around a golf course, and increasingly around
The New Zealand Open is the country’s national golf championship and the biggest professional tournament played on New Zealand soil. Staged each southern-hemisphere summer at
Following the PGA Tour from New Zealand means reading a live leaderboard that usually updates while most of the country is asleep. This guide explains
Mini golf is one of the easiest ways to enjoy the putting side of golf in New Zealand, and it asks for no experience, no
Golf Warehouse is New Zealand’s largest golf-specific retailer, a nationwide, locally owned chain of stores and driving ranges that sells clubs, balls, apparel and accessories
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Choosing a set of women’s golf clubs comes down to one idea: the equipment should match the player’s height, strength and swing speed rather than
Golf accessories are the smaller, purpose-built items that sit alongside your clubs and bag — distance-measuring devices, trolley attachments, training aids, towels, markers and gifts
A golf GPS watch is a wrist-worn device that shows how far you are from the front, middle and back of the green, plus hazards