Useful Golf Gear for Older Golfers
Golf gear should make the round easier, not give you more to manage.
I cover lighter bags, comfortable shoes, waterproofs, gloves, trolleys and the small things that can make a round easier.
What older golfers who walk should look for in a golf shoe, with a focus on fit, comfort, grip, waterproofing and ease of use.
A straightforward look at jackets, shoes, gloves and layers that can make winter golf warmer, drier and easier to manage.
A closer look at what earns a place in your golf bag, what can come out, and how carrying less can make the round easier to manage from the first tee to the last.
A practical guide to choosing between push and electric golf trolleys, with advice on weight, folding, hills and what makes a trolley easier to use.
A simple guide to carrying water, snacks and warm-weather basics without turning your golf bag into a picnic basket.
What to check if your golf bag feels heavier than it should, from pockets and straps to the way you actually get round the course.
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I tend to value gear that feels comfortable, works as it should, and suits the kind of golf many of us play now.