The best golf swing tips and drill to improve your backswing, contact of the golf ball and compression. Even you’ll learn how to get great ball-striking …

source

You are currently watching a video about the secret to lag in the golf swing, this video will help all golfers improve their golf not only if they are able to create lag …

source

Iron-play master Keegan Bradley speaks to Golfing World about how to make the most of your approach shots. Subscribe to Golfing World for more: …

source

We test the best Hybrids of 2019 on the course, TaylorMade M6, Callaway Apex and the Ping G410 range. Who will be crowned the Best Hybrid of 2019?

source

[ad_1]

If you have never been to Tuscany, you are missing a real treat. The rolling hills and medieval towns are a joy. The villages are picturesque to the nth degree and some of the old hill towns are to die for. But have you thought of all this and golf too? If not, you will certainly need. There are some beautiful courses set in gorgeous surroundings and you will be made very welcome indeed. It's easy to fix up accommodation near golf courses these days using one of the many online golf ports and you will often be able to book tee times. It's worth asking your hotel or guest house if they can get you a discount as this is pretty standard across Europe.

Some of the better known courses include Ugolino – a natural course named among the 50 most beautiful golf courses in the world by the American writer Chris Santella. Pavoniere with its immense greens, undulating fairways and clusters of pines and cypresses. Montecatini – set in the Tuscan hills and offering many natural hazards such as lakes, streams, forests and ditches. Pelagone – one of the most beautiful courses in Italy set amidst vineyards and olive groves. Poggio dei Medici – a championship course built to USGA standards. Versilia – located only a mile from the sea, this course is dominated by water hazards which feature on eleven of the holes. Thick woods and forest surround the course and the greens are well protected and fast running. Bagnaia – this a Robert Trent Jones Jr designed course located in the gently rolling hills above Siena.

Florence is the jewel in the crown of Tuscany and Poggio dei Medici Golf Club is easily reached from the city. Florence can be really crowded during the summer months but early spring and late autumn are great times to play golf in this part of the world and also the best times to visit Florence without the queues. My personal highlight in Florence is the Piazzale Michelangelo from where you get a beautiful view over the city which is difficult to appreciate from the narrow streets. Up here you will also find reproductions of some of the famous statues such as the David. Florence offers lots of excellent restaurants and you might like to try the local specialty which is Bistecca ai ferri – charcoal grilled beef which washes down beautifully with a glass of Chianti.

[ad_2]

Source by Terry Atkinson