Expert Reviews & Gear Guides for Canadian Golfers
Somewhere between the parking lot and the first tee, your golf bag quietly decides how the next four hours are going to feel. Pick wrong, and by hole 14 your shoulder is filing a formal complaint. Pick right, and you barely notice you’re carrying anything at all. That’s the whole pitch behind golf stand bags … Read more
Golf cart bags for push cart use are not just “regular bags with a strap.” A true push cart bag is built with a flatter base, a pass-through strap channel, and a profile that resists tipping when you hit a slope on hole 14. Get the wrong one and you will spend your round nudging … Read more
Somewhere between the third fairway and the beverage cart, every golfer has had the same thought: “why is my 7-iron wedged behind my rescue club again?” That tangle of shafts is usually a bag problem, not a swing problem. golf cart bags exist specifically to solve it, and if you’ve never shopped for one before, … Read more
There’s a particular kind of heartbreak that only Canadian golfers know. It’s April, the sun is out, you’ve waited five long months for this, and your drive that should have carried 220 yards limps out at 195. You didn’t lose your swing over the winter. You lost it to the ball in your hand. Cold … Read more
Stand on any practice green in this country and you’ll hear the same complaint, usually muttered right after a wedge shot skips past the pin and disappears into the back bunker. “It just won’t stop.” Nine times out of ten, that’s not a swing problem. It’s a golf ball problem, and more specifically, it’s a … Read more
If you’ve ever stood in the golf ball aisle staring at a wall of dozens — Pro V1, Chrome Soft, TP5, Supersoft — and just grabbed whatever was on sale, you’re not alone. Most Canadian golfers buy balls the way they buy milk: by habit, not by fit. But the ball you play affects your … Read more
Let me ask you something: when was the last time you put as much thought into your golf ball as you did into your driver? Most Canadian golfers obsess over clubs but grab whatever ball is on sale at Canadian Tire. I get it — but that’s a mistake that could be quietly killing your … Read more
If you’ve ever stood on a frosty first tee in April wondering why your ball isn’t travelling the way it did last September, you already know that picking the best golf balls isn’t just a marketing exercise — it’s the cheapest, fastest equipment upgrade in your bag. Golf is officially Canada’s most popular participation sport, … Read more
Picture this: it’s a crisp Saturday morning in late May, you’ve finally made it out to your favourite course for the first real round of the Canadian golf season after a brutal winter. You tee up a brand-new Titleist Pro V1 — a ball that costs you about $5.50 CAD a pop — take a … Read more
Quality used golf balls are recovered, washed, and graded golf balls — often Tour-level models like the Titleist Pro V1 — that have been hit only a handful of times before being lost in a hazard. Sold in grades from “Good” (AAA) up to “Mint” (AAAAA), they let golfers play premium balls at a fraction … Read more