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What is a Fade in Golf
In simple terms, a fade is a controlled golf shot that gently curves from left to right for a right-handed golfer (and right to left for a left-hander). It’s the counterpart to a draw, which moves in the opposite direction. Mastering both the fade and draw offers greater control and…
Golf Explained
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What Handicap Index® would you need to break 100 at Quail Hollow?
As the 2025 PGA Championship gets underway at Quail Hollow, we’re using the occasion to explore a fun, hypothetical question:…
Your Handicap Index®
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iGolf and WHS™ in England Enjoy Record Month
England Golf is delighted to reveal that it has enjoyed a record-breaking month – with April 2025 seeing over 5,200…
iGolf News
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What to Wear Golfing
Knowing what to wear for golf - especially in the UK - can be tricky. The weather is often unpredictable,…
Equipment Guides
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What Is a Shotgun Start in Golf?
A shotgun start in golf means that all participating golfers begin their rounds simultaneously from different holes. This format helps…
Golf Explained
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What is a Par in Golf?
If you're looking to enhance your golfing skills, it's essential to understand what a par in golf is. In this…
Golf Explained
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How Many Shots Would You Get at Augusta National?
Let’s be honest — we’ve all daydreamed about stepping onto the 1st tee at Augusta National during Masters week. The…
Your Handicap Index®
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How Would The Average iGolfer Fare at Augusta National?
Every golfer dreams of playing Augusta National, home of The Masters and one of the most revered courses in the…
Your Handicap Index®
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