Designed to inspire golfers, this blog hopefully provides some use to those wanting to learn more about golf, or just read around the latest news and updates.

The state of golf courses across the UK recently has been excellent. Following a period of heavy rain, we have now entered a lush period of weather and the UK golf courses are a sight to behold.

From the coast of Kent to the Scottish Highlands, the recent good weather has inspired golfers everywhere to get on the course. It is great to see the sport of golf so popular, but if we have one tip, it is to book a tee time early to avoid busy periods on the courses!

Golf makes a comeback on the 29th March in the UK. This will hopefully see courses teeming with keen, and somewhat rusty, golfers across the country.

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Hopefully the summer of 2021 will give many an opportunity to explore more golf courses around the UK

The latest golf news suggests that it could be a fruitful summer for golfers in the UK. Four ball rounds will be permitted and this means that golf courses are expected to be extremely busy come the 29th of March. Given that most other lockdown restrictions will remain, the demand for golf in the UK is expected to peak. 

For those wanting to play on "opening day", be sure to book your tee times in early.

Given the latest updates, golf course owners and managers around England are readying their courses to welcome golfers after lockdown, but what are the current state of golf courses in general? Well typically, Greenkeepers have welcomed the break for golf, as course conditions often suffer in the English winter months, but this time they have been allowed to recover and drain correctly. Also, many greenkeepers and golf course owners have used the time wisely to make upgrades and repairs. Therefore, the state of courses across the UK is very good at the moment, and will only improve as the sunshine hours roll in