As a 70-year-old recreational golfer, I thought I knew English—until the word woke started showing up more often than lost balls in the rough. I didn’t sign up for a cultural commentary; I just came to play golf. But let’s face it: your average golf course could use a little more awareness—and a lot less oblivion.

Hole # 4 at Trillium Wood Golf Club Welcome to one of Canada’s most underrated golf destinations. If you’re a recreational golfer from...

Belleville locals and out-of-town guests alike know the feeling—sometimes, you just want a great meal without firing up the oven or...

Ronnie "The Rocket" McTaggart ready to unleash a thundering drive at one of the new golf holes at Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club...

Three Senior Golfers Ready to Conquer the Game of Golf Unleash That Inner Athlete That Lies Within We’ve been at this game for...

Don't Read It - Sing It On the first day of Christmas, the golf course gave to me, A swing that's as smooth as can be. On the second day...

Patio at Timber Ridge Golf Course Overlooking #18 Green Play Timber Ridge Golf Course on Your Next Visit to the Bay of Quinte and Prince...

Larry, myself, and Ron all wearing The Hungry Golfer hats The "Nines Game" is the perfect way to spice up a round of golf with your...

My Shadow. Photo taken at Picton Golf & Country Club Are You a Righty or a Lefty? Even though I golf quite a bit, I don’t think I will...

Five steps to help golfers mentally prepare for a golf game with some humour thrown in for good measure.

A summary of some of the common golf terms used by golfers. A perfect resource for recreational golfers interested in learning golf lingo.