San Diego is named as one of the top 50 golf destinations in the world. From desert mountains to seaside surroundings to domestic valleys, there are several golf courses throughout the region. San Diego is situated in the southern part of California, which passes on a dry and warm climate that amuses the visitors during their golf vacation with magnificent sunrises over the mountains situated in the east along with enchanting view of implausible sunsets over the blue pacific in the west.

There are plenty of golf courses in San Diego and they are the Twin Oaks, Doubletree Golf Course, Carmel Mountain Ranch Country Club, Mt. Woodson Golf Course, Barona Creek, Rancho Bernardo Inn/West, Eagle Crest, Temecula Creek Inn Golf Course, River Walk Golf Club, Singing Hills, Willow Glen-Oak, The Crossing at Carlsbad, La Costa Resort North course and South Course, Park Hyatt Resort Aviara, Torrey Pines North and South and Steel Canyon, Red Hawk Golf Club, Salt Creek, Maderas Golf Club,... [more]

The Sandhills of North Carolina will be the best option for you when you want to have either a long or short weekend getaway, especially if you're keen on golf.  The 'Home of American Golf' will surely satisfy you with a memorable vacation because it offers golfers a once in a lifetime experience.  More than forty courses are located in the Sandhills and golf packages to suit most every golfers desire are available.  The Village of Pinehurst, Southern Pines and Aberdeen area revolves around golf and little else.  The laid-back lifestyle can be quite contagious with very little traffic, great dining with little waiting, and several quaint shopping areas, making it perfect for those seeking a relaxed and tranquil getaway.  Many who have visited the area over the years, later make it their retirement home and why not - what's not to like?  There's golf, golf and more golf.

Conveniently located midway between New York and Florida, an equal distance from... [more]

The golf swing impact position is important to have correct if you want to play good golf consistently. The first key to playing better golf is to have solid contact with the ball. A good impact position will allow you to hit your shots more solidly which will lead to a better ball flight and more distance. There are a few helpful keys in your setup and in your golf swing that can help you achieve a better impact position.

The first key to a solid impact position is to have your hands lead slightly ahead of the golf ball when coming into impact. This is especially important with your irons. In order to strike the ball solidly, you want to hit down on the ball. The loft of the club is what makes it go up in the air. Trying to lift, scoop, or help the golf ball into the air can lead to problems associated with the impact position.

Having a square club face is another important part to having a good impact position in your golf swing. It is quite logical that the... [more]