The 19th hole: An Introduction




Golf is a sport which I have played regularly since I was 14 at my local club. However recently I have been playing more than ever due to the global pandemic. Whats the point of this blog? Entertainment only. Don't take it too seriously I am only sharing my candid views on rounds of golf I have played. Golf is such a versatile game in the sense that you can play on your own or with up to three of your mates at one time and thanks to the handicap system you can compete against anyone no matter how superior they are to you ability wise.


Here are some reasons why golf is one of the best sports. Golf is great for both our bodies and minds. Aswell as reducing stress, some major research in 2016 found that playing golf can increase your life expectancy by 5 years due to increasing your heart rate by walking. Further, no round is ever the same you can play a course 100 times each time different from the last.


Further, With Scotland being the home of golf you are never far away from a golf course as there is 550 spread around which is more than head of population than anywhere else in the world!


Location: Glasgow, UK

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