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Beyond the Basics of Tennis Etiquette

You’ve mastered the basics of tennis, but want to take your playing to the next level. Maybe you’re ready to participate in your first tennis tournament. Young or old, we can all use a reminder about using great tennis etiquette. Here are some tips to get you started.

Monday, June 26

Key Steps for Spine Protection on the Court

Have you ever wanted to play tennis more, but are concerned about the possibility of a back injury? With proper technique, tennis can be played safely, even if you’re a senior player. In today’s blog, we’ll cover some ways to avoid injury to the spine while playing tennis.

Monday, June 19

Networking Through Golf? Little Actions Say a Lot

If you’re frequently playing golf with fellow business professionals, you may be looking for some networking tips to help your golf sessions leave a great impression. We’ve rounded up some advice for you.

Monday, June 12

Tips to Help You Avoid Golf Aches, Pains

No one wants to spend the rest of the weekend (or week) recovering after a round of golf. If you’ve found yourself waking up sore the next day with back or neck pain, the professionals at Country Club of Winter Haven have some helpful tips for you.

Friday, June 2

Golf Can Be Intimidating, but Only as Much as You Let It

Golf can be an intimidating sport to start playing, even if you’ve been watching the pros play for years. It’s hard to get up the courage to get out on the course and play the game. If you’re ready to take the next step but feeling nervous, you’re not alone. With these tips, we’ll help you have the confidence to get out there on the green at the Country Club of Winter Haven.

Monday, May 22

Psst: We’re Letting You in on Our Top Advice for Tennis Players

Inexperienced tennis players might feel distressed at how much they have to learn, while advanced players could feel that they’ve stagnated. In today’s blog, we’re bringing you some tips that can be applied to every tennis skill set and age group.

Monday, May 15

Is Your Golf Game Gone With the Wind?

Golf is difficult even on the most beautiful day with perfect weather conditions. Throw in some rain, slick morning grass, or extreme hot or cold, and you’ll find that it changes the way you play your game that day. Spring days in Florida are known for bringing the wind. In this blog, we’ve got some tips for overcoming that wind to ensure you still have a great day on the course.

Monday, May 8

Want Stress-Free Wedding Planning? Start With Us

If you’re concerned about a stressful wedding day, you’re not alone. One of the most important days of your life is upon you, and everyone is watching. It’s normal to feel nerves, but don’t worry, we’re here to help. By planning your wedding with the Country Club of Winter Haven, you’re getting access to incredible resources, vendors, and a beautiful location. To help relieve the stress of planning, we’ve got some tips to get you started.

Monday, May 1

Sharing Tennis With Young Ones

If you’re a tennis lover, you probably want to share that enjoyment of the game with your little ones. That can be easier said than done. Is it time for lessons at the Country Club of Winter Haven? Or are you looking to start them off small by bringing them along to your practice sessions with friends? No matter your level of tennis involvement, we’ve got some tips in today’s blog for encouraging a young love of tennis

Wednesday, April 26

Getting Stronger in Your Tennis Game

Tennis is a strength game, with high levels of agility and endurance needed. You won’t be able to play a great tennis game without being highly-skilled in more than swinging your racket. In this blog, we’re bringing you advice and exercises from experts that’s easy to implement.

Wednesday, April 19

Improve Your Tennis Game with These Yoga Poses

Tennis is an intense game, and requires strategy, stamina, strength and flexibility. Tennis players, just like any other athlete, cross train with different skills to improve their time on the court. Did you know yoga can be a great activity to help with your tennis game?

Wednesday, April 12

Stringing It: How to Pick the Perfect Strings for Your Tennis Racket

If you’re a beginner tennis player, you probably haven’t put much thought into your tennis strings. In fact, you might not have even realized that there are different types of strings. Most beginner to intermediate players don’t need to worry about strings, but if you’re looking to take your game to the next level, or just learn more about the equipment you’re using, this blog, brought to you by the Country Club of Winter Haven, is for you.

Wednesday, April 5

Are You Choosing the Right Type of Ball?

Perhaps you always get golf balls for Christmas or just pick whatever is on sale at the sporting goods store. There’s nothing wrong with that, but if you’re actively looking to improve your score, you’ll want to have a more intentional approach. There are a variety of types of golf balls available to help you account for a handicap or provide more spin. We’ll be going over some major categories in today’s blog.

Wednesday, March 29

Building the Endurance You Need to Play Your Best Game of Golf

If you’ve been reading our blogs for a while, you know how much we value cross training. It’s a pivotal part of your training routine, whether you’re an amateur or professional golf player. Not only does it help your overall wellness, but it also helps you perform better in golf. Today, the pros here at the Country Club of Winter Haven will share the importance of a specialized workout with golf in mind.

Wednesday, March 22

Finding Your Zen: Train Yourself to Clear Your Mind and Sharpen Your Focus

Golfing requires great technique, strength, and flexibility, but it’s also a big mental game. The best players in the world didn’t achieve their status from their swing alone. They’ve also carefully practiced their focus so they can deliver on the great technique they spent so much time perfecting. By exercising our minds along with our bodies, we can do this, too. In today’s blog, we’re sharing some ways you can improve your mental focus throughout your next round of golf.

Wednesday, March 15

Perfect Your Putting Technique in Three Easy Steps

Putting can be tricky for many players, and even the professionals will tell you it’s not as easy as they can make it look. We’ve seen the results of tournaments change in a moment based on putts. A strong putt can help your score or severely hinder you. However, many players find help in visualizing the process of the putt versus only focusing on the end goal of sinking that ball into the hole. We’ll explain some techniques that might help you with the process of putting.

Wednesday, March 8

Don’t Let These Common Golf Injuries Slow Your Roll

We’ve all heard golf commentators on TV talk about various players who are injured and how those ailments affect their play. While doing any physical activity comes with risks, there are ways to mitigate injuries by properly stretching, warming up, using the right technique, and cross training. We’ll outline some common injuries and how you can work to prevent them while playing.

Wednesday, February 22

Different Tennis Court Materials Can Impact Your Game

Tennis courts can be classified into three main types: grass, clay and hard, although there are also ITF classifications for concrete, asphalt, and carpet court surfaces. Depending on the surface, your play and strategies will change. Know what you’re working with to have the best chance of success, and help preserve your body, while you’re playing.

Wednesday, February 15

Is Your Driver Grip Working Against You?

Grips can be a common downfall for players. You have to grip the club properly, but if tension or stress radiates through the hands, it will be detrimental to the play. An improper grip can lead to reduced contact with the club face, inaccuracy, and lower distances. We’ll show you which grips are best for each player and shot and how to correctly perform each one.

Wednesday, February 8

5 Strategy Tips for Improving Your Golf Game

Your favorite professional golf players have incredible amounts of skill that they’ve perfected during years of training, but that’s not the whole story. They’re also utilizing detailed strategies they’ve plotted to get the most out of their golf game. This helps them save even the misses and come out with a great score at the end of the game. If you’re ready to take your golf game to the next level, this blog is for you.

Wednesday, February 1

Are You Goofing Your Golf Rules?

Even if you’re just playing recreational games of golf with friends, it’s better for everyone to respect the rules of the game of golf. It makes for more regulated play time that’s fair to everyone involved, and helps eliminate any problems when players don’t know how to proceed in a situation.

Thursday, January 26

What’s All the Buzz About Weighted Golf Clubs?

Weighted golf clubs are exactly that — golf clubs with additional weight added to them to use as a training tool. These help strengthen and condition the specific muscles used in your golf swing to make your swing come even more naturally when the player switches back to the normal club. In today’s blog, we’ll explain some more details about them so you can decide if they’re a good investment for you.

Thursday, January 19

Tennis Warmups That Are Worth the Wait

At the first glimpse of the tennis court, it can be tempting to run right in. However, taking the time to warm up your body can mean the difference between a great practice and an injury, or a win or loss in a competition. Stretching and getting your mind and body ready to play or practice is an important part of your routine, and just as important as the work you do on the court. We’ll share some tips from the professionals on how to get ready to play tennis.

Thursday, January 12

Don’t Let Injuries Be a Pain in Your Game

Tennis is an incredibly athletic sport that can take a toll on many areas of the body. Even with the safest of play and plenty of warmups and stretching, injuries can still occur. That shouldn’t spell the end for your tennis game, though — regardless of whether it’s for recreation or more. In today’s blog, we’ll cover some common tennis injuries and how you can start your recovery journey.

Thursday, January 5

Find Your Perfect Tennis Ball Match

Not all tennis balls are created equal. Of course, you have the professional tennis balls used in pro tennis matches, but did you know there are a variety of other balls to choose from? Players should explore tennis balls based on their individualized needs, as choosing the right one can help play to their strengths. In this blog, we’ll talk about some of the different varieties and when you should use them.

Tuesday, December 27

Beat Holiday Stress On the Court

The holiday season can be hard for everyone, whether dealing with the stress of making large meals, baking for parties, shopping and wrapping presents, or cleaning up a house for company. We’re constantly in motion, but tennis can provide the perfect break in our hustle. Fortunately, there are quite a few benefits to go along with it. We’ll explore some in today’s blog.

Tuesday, December 20

Golf Gifts to Make the Season Bright

The holidays can be stressful for a number of reasons, so we’re here to help with gift ideas. Some of your favorite people might be hard to shop for, but if they’re lovers of the game of golf, we’ve got a few recommendations for you. We’ve got gift ideas for everyone, from the casual player to the pro.

Tuesday, December 13

Cold Weather Can Affect Your Golf Game

As winter approaches, players everywhere will be donning warmer clothing to continue playing golf. These cold temperatures might be a welcome relief to some from the hot and humid Florida weather, but there’s no doubt that this change does affect play. We’ll explain why in today’s blog.

Tuesday, December 6

5 Ways to Handle Wedding Stress Like a Pro

Weddings are the perfect recipe for stress. From spending large amounts of money to trying to please everyone, there are many factors that can contribute to elevated blood pressure. In this blog, we’re sharing some tips for keeping wedding planning fun and enjoyable so you can look forward to the big day.

Monday, November 28

Quick Tips for Avoiding Injury During Your Game

Golf may be a low-impact sport, but that doesn’t mean the players are invincible. While you won’t have to worry about being tackled like in football, injuries can still occur while playing golf. The lower back is the most common area affected, but strains and pulls can occur in many areas. These are commonly due to overuse or low mobility. In this blog, you’ll learn how to practice good habits to avoid injury while playing golf.

Monday, November 21

Focus Can Make or Break Your Pre-Shot Routine

Much of golf coaching is technical, as golf is an extremely technical sport. There are so many elements that go into a swing, from angles to power to weight shifting and swing through. However, many golfers are missing out when they’re preparing for their shot.

Monday, November 14

Graphite and Steel Irons: Which Are Right for You?

In your search for new golf clubs, you might have been told to try out graphite irons. These irons are made with a graphite shaft, but this material change has more details to it. Sure graphite irons are good if you’re looking for more torque, but graphite irons are actually longer clubs than their steel counterparts in order to stay a consistent club weight with each club head. Learn what these changes mean to you and to your game.

Monday, November 7

Top 5 Tips for Navigating Your Wedding Guest List

Weddings are an exciting time, but the planning and execution can be stressful. There are a lot of facets of the wedding to think about, and you might be considering many different people’s feelings in your decisions. A guest list can be one of the toughest tasks to tackle, so we’re bringing you some tips to make it a little easier.

Thursday, October 27

5 Ways to Keep Anxiety Out of Your Golf Game

If you’ve ever played in a golf tournament, you know that it feels completely different than when you’re practicing at the driving range. While practicing, you can focus on the target and your technique. While at the tournament, there’s enormous pressure that throws off the focus you’ve practiced so diligently, resulting in a racing heartbeat, sweaty palms, or shaky knees. Today we’re sharing some tips on how to manage that anxiety.

Thursday, October 20

Don’t Get Beat by the Heat in Tennis

Dealing with heat can be hard to deal with, especially while trying to get outside and be active. Floridians have it even harder, as it stays warm almost all year round. While playing sports outside can be dangerous if done incorrectly, we’ve got some tips to share on how to play outside and stay healthy while doing it.

Thursday, October 13

Did You Know Cross-Training Can Help Your Golf Game?

While cross-training is something many athletes do nowadays, it wasn’t always that common. Tiger Woods changed the game when he openly spoke about weight training and working to strengthen and grow muscle groups. Doing specific exercises to target certain areas of the body, like big muscle groups in the arms, shoulders, back, legs, and core will help improve your golf game, as long as you continue to work on your flexibility.

Thursday, October 6

Games Can Help Kids Learn the Necessary Skills for Tennis

If you’ve got a little one who’s shown an interest in tennis but maybe isn’t quite big enough or ready for lessons yet, we’ve got some games to share with you. These simple, fun activities are designed to get your child familiar with the racket and ball, get those little feet and arms moving, practice coordination, and help ignite a love of the game.

Tuesday, September 27

3 Things to Remember When Planning an Outdoor Wedding in Florida

We might be biased, but Florida is a beautiful place. It’s no wonder so many couples choose to hold their weddings in the gorgeous Florida sunshine or in front of a picturesque Central Florida lake. To help create the best possible day for our couples, we’ve got some tips to consider when planning an outdoor wedding in Florida.

Tuesday, September 20

Gym Etiquette Tips for Newbies

The gym can seem like an intimidating place, but being prepared can help disperse those jitters. If you’re looking to get into (or back into) a gym routine, but don’t know where to start, this article can help you understand some spoken and unspoken rules of sharing a gym.

Tuesday, September 13

Learn the Basics of Golf Handicaps

Golf handicaps can be beneficial to every player, from young to old, beginner to expert. While it can be tempting to overlook this aspect of play, it can help make the game better for everyone. A golf handicap is the number of strokes a player will receive in order to level the playing field between two players of different skill levels. This allows everyone to play together, creating a fair game between Bubba Watson and someone who’s just getting started.

Tuesday, September 6

What Racket Weight Is Right for Your Tennis Game?

With more rackets on the market now than ever before, it can be hard to know which one is right for your tennis game. While the abundance of varieties means there’s something out there for everyone, it can be difficult to find your perfect racket. While our tennis experts at the Country Club of Winter Haven are happy to assist you in finding your perfect racket, in today’s blog post, we’re including some tips that might steer you in the right direction.

Monday, August 22

Kinesiology Tape May Help Your Tennis Elbow

Tennis elbow, otherwise known as lateral epicondylitis, occurs when the muscles in the forearm are overloaded with weight or overworked. This results in pain, making it difficult to do the things you enjoy as well as simple tasks, like turning a doorknob. While tennis players are common victims of tennis elbow, it can happen to anyone who performs a lot of work with their wrists and arms. Today we’ll share some methods that could lead to healing and pain relief.

Monday, August 15

Let’s Get a Grip: Understanding Golf Grips

If you’ve ever wondered about the differences among the strengths of grips or how to fix a slice swing, today’s blog post is for you. These grip strengths: strong, neutral, and weak actually refer to the positioning on the club, the grip rotation, or direction, rather than the effectiveness they will provide to your swing.

Monday, August 8

Did You Know Golf Ball Dimples Have a Purpose?

Did you know that the tiny divots on a golf ball improve your game? Golf is not a simple sport. From the clubs to the course, to the balls, there are so many details that go into playing this game. One aspect you may not have given much thought to recently is dimpling on your golf balls. They’re there for a reason, engineered with players and aerodynamics in mind.

Monday, August 1

Sunglasses Aren’t Just for Looks

Did you know that people have been wearing protective eyewear for 2,000 years? While they haven’t always looked like the stylish brands and designs we’re used to today, even those long before us knew the dangers of the sun. Why is it so important to protect your eyes from those ultraviolet rays? Find out in today’s blog.

Monday, July 25

Is Speed Training for Tennis Beneficial?

When we think of a tennis match, we likely don’t picture a slow-paced sport. Rather it’s easy to picture players sprinting across the court and lunging to hit a ball, showing off strength, agility, flexibility, and years of practice. That’s why working on your speed training in practice is vital to your success on the court. Speed training helps your mind and body make split-second decisions with the quickness necessary to execute the play.

Wednesday, July 13

Do You Have What It Takes to Play Tennis?

If you’ve watched professional tennis players on TV, you might be wondering if you’ve got what it takes to play this entertaining and popular sport, even just for fun. While almost anyone can play tennis, there are some skills that are helpful to have and hone that make your gameplay that much better. Do you have what it takes? Find out in today’s blog post the skills you’ll need.

Wednesday, July 6

Give Your Kids the Best Start to Golf

If you’re looking for something to do with your kids this summer, you may want to share your love for golf. Getting your little ones golfing from a young age will help them stay active and have fun outdoors.

Thursday, June 16

Keep Your Eyes on Your Irons

If you’ve been golfing for years, you know that choosing the right club is a huge part of the art of golf. It’s not just about brute strength, but rather choosing the right tool for the hit and using that club to your advantage.

Thursday, June 16

Introducing Little Ones to the World of Tennis

Summer is the perfect time to get out on the tennis courts with your family and children. You can use this opportunity to introduce a lifelong love of tennis to your little ones. Many kids pick up on these skills surprisingly quickly, but it’s important to make sure the overall experience is fun. Tennis gets you and the kids active and outside while doing something you love. Here are some tips on how to get them started.

Thursday, June 9

Don’t Let the Wind Change Your Game

Tennis is difficult enough without adding in the outdoor elements to compete with. The good news is if you’re playing at the Country Club of Winter Haven (learn more about membership here), you’ve likely already adjusted to playing outdoors. However, playing tennis in the wind isn’t all bad; in fact, many people prefer playing outdoors to playing indoors. If you’re feeling challenged by windy conditions, we’ve got some tips to help you in today’s blog post.

Thursday, June 9

Stuck in a Sand Trap? Try These Tips

Even professionals get snagged by sand traps, so if your strategy is just to avoid them, it’s time to rethink. Instead of crossing your fingers that you won’t get stuck in one, prepare yourself for when it happens (because eventually it will happen) so you can avoid a negative impact on your score.

Monday, May 30

Gain Perspective by Recording Your Swing

Using your smartphone to record your swing can be a great way to analyze and improve your golf game. Some may think it’s a waste of time or that it won’t do much to help you make progress. However, it is worth that effort and is a great way to self-critique and see what you need to work on. In today’s blog, we’ll show you some ways you can use this technique to improve.

Monday, May 23

Outdoor Weddings Leave Decor to Nature

At the Country Club of Winter Haven, we know that your wedding day is not just any special day, but one of the most important days of your life. That’s why this is the perfect place to have it. With picturesque outdoor spaces that make for beautiful pictures and a staff ready to help with your every need, we couldn’t think of any place more fit for your big day.

Monday, May 16

Stretch to Improve Your Golf Swing

Experienced golfers understand that fitness and flexibility are necessary to crafting the perfect swing. We’ll outline why stretching is helpful and some stretches you can do to improve your golf game.

Monday, May 9

Preparing to Putt Under Pressure

Playing golf out on the course with your buddies, in a relaxed setting, or doing drills with a coach feels completely different than tournament time. Even professional golfers struggle to avoid the nerves that come with spectators and competitors watching them with bated breath. That’s why it’s important to prepare yourself as much as possible.

Wednesday, April 27

How to Gain Confidence in Your Short Game

Improving your short game, aka the plays you make when on or close to the green, can be one of the trickiest parts of your golf journey. That’s because these plays require fine motor skills which are easily affected by nerves. In today’s blog, we’ll explore ways to improve your short game, overcome the nerves, and gain confidence in your next round.

Thursday, April 21

Range Balls at Fittings? Think Again

Plain and simple, you shouldn’t get fit for a new golf club with a range ball. We’re not just going to say it though; we’ll back it up by telling you why.

Tuesday, April 19

Golf Balls and the Weather: How Temperature Can Affect Your Play

We’ve spoken before about how tennis equipment can change based on temperature and weather conditions, and how important it is to store your equipment in a temperature-controlled environment. Let's explore how golf balls at different temperatures react to gameplay.

Thursday, April 14

4 Easy Ways to Improve Your Serve

Struggling with your tennis serve? You’re not alone. This shot can trouble many players, as it requires a combination of power and finesse to get it over the net and into a good spot. However, it is an important part of your tennis game and is imperative to success and improvement. A great serve also helps you win some easy points and get you on your way to winning matches.

Thursday, March 31

Backhand for Beginners: Tips and Tricks

Backhands and forehands are two of the shots you’ll first learn as a beginner. They’re the basis of almost every move and are important to mastering the sport or just even being able to play a complete game with an opponent. They’re fun shots, too, but they can be tricky to get. If you’re just starting out and need some beginner tips on achieving a great backhand, we’ve got some for you today. Visit our blog for even more beginner tips and tricks.

Tuesday, March 29

6 Tennis Shots to Master

Whether you’re a new tennis player or just want to get back to basics, it’s important to know a variety of shots and practice those to improve your tennis game. Mastering these individually will greatly improve your skills in match play. Let’s review some today.

Friday, March 25

Keep It Moving on the Course

It can be frustrating to get stuck behind slow golfers when playing a round of golf. How are you supposed to relax and focus if you’re constantly waiting to play? In today’s blog, we have some tips to share for keeping a good pace of play on the course.

Thursday, March 24

Cheatsheet for Chipping and Pitching

Like with any sport or skill, golf can have quite the learning curve. Hearing and retaining all the terms and definitions that go along with it can be half the battle. If you’ve ever been curious as to the differences between chipping and pitching, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll explain them today and have you impressing your fellow players in no time.

Monday, February 28

Take Advantage of Solo Tennis Practice Time

Tennis is a great partner sport or even a fun way to compete against friends. It might be hard to find time to practice with someone, though. Whether you and your partner have conflicting work schedules or you just want some alone time to focus on your game, there are still ways to improve when practicing solo. Here, we’ve highlighted some techniques to try. F

Friday, February 25

Back to Basics: Essential Golf Clubs

With so many different kinds of clubs, it can be hard to know which ones you need either all the time or just in combination with each other. How do you decide on the perfect group or pairing? How many wedges do you need; how many drivers?

Thursday, February 24

Simple Tips to Up Your Tennis Game

Tennis can be a tricky game both physically and mentally. Whether you’ve been practicing for years or are just getting started, sometimes it’s best to get back to the basics and revisit some helpful tips to assist you in your next match. Need an extra boost? That’s exactly what this article is for.

Wednesday, February 23

Navigating Water Hazards Like a Pro

Hitting your golf ball over water can cause even the most professional player to feel a little unease or anxiety. Simply knowing you have to hit the shot perfectly could lead to overthinking and panic. In today’s blog, we’ll share some tips from the experts on how they maintain their cool and adjust their game when playing around water hazards, allowing them to perform at their best.

Tuesday, February 22

Not All Golf Balls Are the Same

Golf is a complex game. For a beginner, it might seem like mastering the swing is all you need to worry about. If this is you, don’t fret; but do realize golf is a great game with lots of room to exponentially grow. It’s not just about the swing or the clubs. In fact, today we’ll be focusing on something you use for every play: golf balls.

Monday, February 21

Learn How to Adjust Your Hybrid Golf Club

Golf club specifications are an important part of your game, just like maintaining your clubs or practicing a specific part of your game regularly. If you’re improving and seeing some adjustments you’d like to make to your clubs, we’ve got you covered.

Friday, February 18

Adjusting Your Putt Grip for Best Results

Putting is one of the most important parts of golf, especially when it comes to improving your score. If you can’t putt consistently, it will be hard to save par. Putting well can be a good way to improve your round, even after a bad first or second shot, but you have to be able to rely on your skill.

Friday, February 18

The Differences in Rules Between Doubles and Singles Tennis Matches

If you’ve played tennis, taken lessons or watched a tournament on television, you likely are well aware that tennis can be played with one or two people on each side, referred to as singles or doubles matches. Some players participate in both, although many who excel at one type aren’t very advanced at the other.

Tuesday, January 25

4 Simple Tips to Improve Your Golf Swing

While there are many aspects to having a good golf game, it all begins with the swing. Whether it’s putting or playing the first stroke of a round, each swing is important from beginning to end. Don’t let your swing continue to suffer; instead, learn from these simple tips how to improve it.

Tuesday, January 25

Gym Time Is Good for Your Mental Health

Exercising can help you in many physical ways, like aiding in weight loss, lowering blood pressure, or strengthening muscles. There are, however, other benefits to exercising. People who regularly work out feel an overall heightened sense of well-being. It can reduce stress and help you go about your day with an easier feel.

Monday, January 24

Take Care of Your Feet with Good Golf Shoes

Players new to golf or easing into the sport might not have picked out a new pair of shoes for the game yet. Most beginner or new players are golfing in whatever athletic shoes they have around, whether those are meant for running or everyday use. Making an investment into a pair of shoes specifically designed for golf can help improve your game and reduce the risk of injury.

Monday, January 24

Strategies to Improve Your Skills From 100 Yards and In

Doing great with your golfing, but struggling when you get 100 yards from the hole? You’re not alone. Beginners typically struggle when they get to this point, but it can affect golfers of all skill levels.

Monday, January 24

How Does Your Racket Weight Affect Your Swing?

Finding the perfect tennis racket for you, your size, and your skill level can be tricky. Brands flood the market with varieties in weight and racquet head size. While the experts at the Country Club of Winter Haven’s Tennis Shop can provide assistance, here are some things you should be on the lookout for.

Friday, January 21

Why Is Your Golf Swing Inconsistent? We can help

Every golfer wants to play a sound game with consistent shots. Practice makes perfect, but if you’re getting frustrated with the inconsistency of your swing, maybe something’s missing. In today’s blog post, we’ve got a list of reasons why your golf swing could be out of control, as well as some tips on how to fix it.

Friday, January 21

6 Quick Tips for Improving Your Tennis Game

Consistent practice is key to improving your tennis game, but sometimes you just need a little boost. If you’ve been struggling lately and can’t seem to get it right, don’t get frustrated. Check out this article for some quick tips that could get you going again.

Thursday, January 20

New to Tennis? Here Are the Basics You Need to Know

If you’re new to tennis or looking to get started, then today’s blog post is for you. Tennis can be intimidating; the professionals on televised tournaments play incredible games and make this tough sport look easy. It can be hard to get started, but we’re here to make that transition a little easier.

Thursday, January 20

Pitching and Chipping Hurting Your Score? Here Are Some Tips

If you struggle when it comes to pitching or chipping your golf ball onto the green or closer to the hole, you’re not alone. It’s a common hardship for beginners and experts alike. Today we’ll share some tips that could help you improve those shots.

Wednesday, January 19

Tennis Does More Than Exercise Your Body

Tennis is no easy sport. Professionals train for years and years before they become advanced. Even then, they continue to practice. The same goes for people who enjoy tennis as a hobby. While the physical effects on your body of playing tennis are easy to see, tennis is a great sport for improving your mental health and quick thinking skills, too.

Wednesday, January 19

How to Play Competitive Golf Like a Pro

If you’ve been playing round after round of amateur golf as a hobby or an exercise tool and are looking for the next step, you might be considering competitive golf.

Wednesday, September 29

Defining Golf Terms: What Is GIR?

The game of golf has many rules, some that are well-known and others that are less common. There’s a bit of interesting terminology that goes with those rules, too. Let's look at one of the most important terms to know: green in regulation (otherwise known as GIR).

Wednesday, September 29

How Does Water Affect Your Golf Game? We Explain

Rain can put a damper on your day of golf. Even if players are golfing in a drizzle, the elements can change the way you pack for your day. They’ll certainly change the way you play. Have you ever thought about how water alters the way the ball interacts with your golf club?

Wednesday, September 29

Club Basics Every Golfer Should Know

Taking up a new game or hobby can be daunting. With techniques to practice and equipment to buy, the learning curve can seem steep. Let's break down the different types of golf clubs you’ll need for your bag.

Wednesday, September 29

Looking for the Perfect Wedding Venue? Here's What You Need to Know

The pandemic has caused a backlog of weddings, making the planning process for upcoming ceremonies even more stressful. Caterers, florists, and photographers are booked out even more in advance than usual. That’s why it’s important to have a plan and needs in mind when choosing a wedding venue.

Wednesday, September 29

How to Store Your Tennis Equipment

Whether you’re a beginner or have been playing tennis for years, your equipment is important to how you play. Enthusiasts spend hours poring over the best rackets. You want to protect your investment by storing it correctly, ensuring it lasts for years to come.

Wednesday, September 29

Grow Your Workout Routine With Free Weights

Whether your cardio workout consists of running on the treadmill or running across the tennis court, it’s important to round out your routine with weight exercises.

Wednesday, September 29

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