The next time you are your friends teed up a few golf balls try playing bingo bango bongo to keep things interesting. Not only is this a fun game but you can be successful regardless what your handicap is. This is a game that works the best if played with 4 players but any number will work.

This is a very good game to play when your foursome becomes a threesome. This game is also called eighty-one and the reason for this is the point value for each hole is 9 (9x9=81). You can play this game heads up or using full handicap, taking shots where they fall on the scorecard. The winner of the hole is the person who teed up the best score. If you want to tee up this game next time you play then go to our Nines page and get printable rules for this game. Just click on the link below.

There are many theories about the origin of the term. The United States Golf Association (USGA) cites three stories explaining that the term derived from the name of a Canadian golfer, David Mulligan, one time manager of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City, who played at the Country Club of Montreal golf course, in Saint-Lambert near Montreal during the 1920s. One version has it that one day after hitting a poor tee shot, Mulligan re-teed and shot again. He called it a "correction shot," but his friends thought it more fitting to name the practice after him. Learn more about the Mulligan by clicking the link below.

It’s the day and age of better equipment but is it the day and age of better scores?  Every time you turn around they have created a better driver that will help you hit the ball further.  Golf ball technology has changed to the point where you need to be fitted for the right ball for your game.  What about irons and the groove technology over the years.  The question that you really need to ask is:  Is my score going down?  If it’s not…..shouldn’t it be?  Hey we don’t have all the answers but we can show you some tips about golf equipment.  And the better score thing….well that’s up to you!!   Just click on the link below to visit our golf equipment pages.

There are many theories about the origin of the term. The United States Golf Association (USGA) cites three stories explaining that the term derived from the name of a Canadian golfer, David Mulligan, one time manager of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City, who played at the Country Club of Montreal golf course, in Saint-Lambert near Montreal during the 1920s. One version has it that one day after hitting a poor tee shot, Mulligan re-teed and shot again. He called it a "correction shot," but his friends thought it more fitting to name the practice after him.

Here is a game that you can add to the next employee golf tournament. It is called Golf Bingo and you play this game by giving everyone a card that they have to mark. You can arrange the card any way that you like so that it suits the course that you are going to play. You can add squares for three putts, birdies, bogeys and tons of other things. What you put on the card will make the game easier or tougher depending on what your likes are. When all the golfers are back after their round of golf you have them bring the bingo cards in. Then you can start the game of bingo. You can do different shapes on the card for prizes. For rules and full instructions just click on the link below.