Just like that, we enter our final major week of 2022, and what a week it promises to be. There is no venue more fitting in golf to cap off the major season than the home of golf. The Open returns to the Old Course for the 30th occasion to mark its 150th anniversary.

The penultimate major of the year has arrived. This week, the New England region hosts the US Open. Hopefully, the golfing community can put the past week's petty jabs behind us and enjoy this prestigious event. Rory arrives to Brookline in form off the back of his 21st PGA Tour victory at the RBC Canadian Open last weekend.

The second major is upon us, and there is much to discuss. Before we get into our PGA Championship preview. K.H Lee deserves a paragraph of praise for his efforts at the Byron Nelson this weekend. The Korean stood firm and birdied the 72nd hole to retain his title. His name sat atop the PGA Tour leaderboard, one 1-shot ahead of Jordan Spieth, who finished on -25.

The week we have all been waiting for has finally arrived. It’s Masters weekend and we have much to celebrate. The annual showdown at Augusta National is sufficient to excite the average golf fanatic, however it is Tiger Woods who is hogging all the headlines.

All eyes turn to Whistling Straits for the 2021 Ryder Cup. Team Captain’s Steve Stricker and Padraig Harrington have assembled their troops in Wisconsin for an all-out assault on the Straits of Wisconsin.

In this post, we are conducting a review of the Mileseey PF210 600mt Laser Range Finder. We will identify the features and benefits and help you decide if this device would add value to your game.

The Open Championship returns to action after being cancelled last year. As a result, Shane Lowry finally gets his chance to retain the crown he claimed at Royal Portrush in 2019.

This week we preview the 2021 Dubai Duty-Free Irish Open being staged at Mount Juliet in Kilkenny. Rory makes a welcome return and will start as pre tournament favourite. We take a look at the rest of the field for our picks this week.

Regrooving your irons, particularly your wedges can increase grip and in turn improve control and feel around the green. To get those pitch shots spinning back with your wedges you need to keep those grooves well maintained.

Regripping your clubs is a useful skill to learn and not as difficult as many people think.  Also a lot of golfers tend to let their grips wear right down on all of their clubs before changing the grips on the full set.  Instead you can change the grip on an individual club or a number of clubs when required.  This is less time consuming and cheaper.