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
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
Buying second hand golf clubs in New Zealand has become one of the smartest ways to build a quality bag without paying full retail. Modern
Golf clothing in New Zealand has one job with two sides: it needs to satisfy the collared-shirt dress codes at most Kiwi clubs while keeping
A golf tee is the cheapest item in the bag, yet it is the one piece of equipment you use before almost every long shot.
A golf glove is one of the cheapest pieces of equipment you can buy, yet it has an outsized effect on how securely you hold
A golf trundler is the wheeled trolley you push, pull or drive alongside you to carry your clubs while you walk the course, and choosing