I went to the driving range and soon fell in love with the game. I just received my first clubs and bag and went with the boss to play my first round of golf, and yes I am absolutely terrible. I want to pick up the best golfing magazine for newbies like myself. Any suggestions?

I’ve been golfing for quite a while now id say 7, 8 years and i don’t seem to be improving the way i should be. I’m on the golf team for my high school and at our country club (a par 37 front nine) i average a 42. I just can’t seem to break 40. Is 42 a good average score or am I just bad?

We are going to Las Vegas in May. My Husband and Father both want to go golfing but are new to the sport. They would like to go to a course that is not to intimidating and isn’t crawling with pros. What do you suggest?

Is that about the correct timeline? I’ve hit an eagle and bagged a couple of birdies, but lack consistency which means a high score. I have a set of hand me down clubs and was thinking new clubs would shave off a few strokes here and there. What do you think?

Ok, so when I go golfing I usually shoot in the low hundreds on 18 holes. I usually reach a par 4 in two shots and then go on to 4 putt for a double bogey. If I were to 2 putt I would obviously get a par. As you can see, putting is the whole problem in my golf game. So what are some tips on putting and how can I improve? Thank you.

Hi, I’m starting to really get into golfing. I’m 20 years old, 6’3” and 160 lbs. I’m also a righty. I’m not sure if all that matters but I figured I just let you guys know.

Anyways, I wanted to know your recommendations for a quality and inexpensive golf set for a beginner like me. Also, if you can include where I can find such a set, I’d appreciate it. Thank you.

I wouldn’t care since I like chicks just wondering what you think.

I golf only 4-5 times per year….I can’t say that I am terrible but I could be better with more practice. I am golfing on Saturday and what tip is most important to remember?

Let’s just say there were some divots made on a green today at the golf course I went to. A pack of kids from the local school were golfing there, and I guess they left some divots in the greens. Someone told me if there’s a divot in the green it has to be entirely replaced.

Just curious, but don’t they have to replace the whole green to fix it? How much does that cost usually?