If You’re New to Golf, Start Here
Thinking about trying golf but feeling nervous about the course?
The driving range is your best friend.
Here’s why:
1️⃣ No Pressure
At the range, no one cares if you miss. Everyone’s there to practice, hit a few balls, and have a bit of fun.
2️⃣ Simple and Affordable
You don’t need fancy gear or a membership. Most ranges let you hire a club and buy a bucket of balls for under $20.
3️⃣ Learn at Your Own Pace
Hit a few balls, watch how they fly, and adjust your swing. No rush, no scorecard, just learning by doing.
4️⃣ It Builds Confidence
Golf can feel intimidating, but hitting a clean shot—even once—at the range is the kind of small win that keeps you going.
How to Make the Most of Your Range Visit
✅ Bring a 7-iron if you have one (easy to learn with).
✅ Wear comfortable clothes and runners.
✅ Start with small, relaxed swings—don’t worry about power yet.
✅ Have fun. Seriously.
Ready to give golf a try? Grab a club, head to the range, and start your journey. Check out our beginner essentials for your first swing.
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