Think Golf!

Whether you golf to get away or to reconnect, time with a spouse on the links can add a great deal of enjoyment to your life, as well as to your spouse’s. Here are some simple tips and suggestions for playing golf with your spouse:

Loosen up. Don’t squeeze your golf club or you’ll lose accuracy and distance of the hit. Bring that same relaxed attitude to your marriage, especially when you’re on the course. It should not be a competition between you and your spouse. Relax and enjoy the game, and your spouse.
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The popularity of golf outside the exclusive country clubs has been booming since the 1990’s. While this used to be an "old man" sport, the younger generations are developing a passion for it as well. Even children have started to get interested in the game, and why not? Baseballs come flying at them on the baseball diamond, football causes too many injuries, and not all children enjoy bike riding. So it’s off to the greens they are going. And they shouldn’t go alone. Here are some tips for your trips to the golf course with children in tow.

Hopefully, your child will express his or her interest in golf to you. If they don’t but you enjoy the sport, you might have to initiate this conversation. Encourage your young golfer and provide access to the greens.
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Golf clubs are so big that they’re forced to ride in the trunk of the car on the way to the course, so the golf shoes get stuffed in there as well along with the glove, towel, and hat.

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Are you looking for a weight loss program that won’t keep you stuck in a sweaty gym or taking the same walk around your neighborhood? Do you want to add a little weight training to your cardio workout? Does adding natural vitamin D to your diet, better sleep to your night time and finding new friends interest you? Take a swing at a golf course and all this, and more, could be yours. If you care about you health, then you gotta play golf! Seriously, there are many health benefits of playing golf including:

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According to Roger D. Corneliussen, Professor Emeritus of Materials Engineering, Drexel University:

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