Hit the Links with These Golf Enthusiast Websites

There are few things better than spending a warm day in the sun on the golf course, and these informational websites are made by people who love the sport of golf just as much as you do. Visit these great online resources to find golf courses, read product reviews, and even connect with other golfers to find your new golf buddy.

Golf.com
Golf.com is a versatile online resource for all aspects of golf, from improving your own game to following along with your favorite professional golfers. It features interesting top stories about the lifestyle of golfing, entertaining videos of PGA Tour interviews and swing tutorials, and equipment reviews for the latest golf products on the market today.

Golf Digest
The popular magazine’s website is made for the more social golfer, with articles describing how to plan the perfect golf trip with your buddies and analyzing which professional golfers have the most stylish golf outfits. It also offers a "What’s In My Bag" series and instructional videos that feature the equipment and techniques of some of the world’s best players.

PGA.com
The official website for the PGA tour lets you keep track of every match and all of your favorite players from your computer or mobile device. Check the leaderboard, review the Shots of the Year, and watch official video of all of the best moments from the year’s biggest event in golf.

Spring Into Shape With These Outdoor Exercise Tips

The dreary winter cold can leave you in a bit of an exercise rut, but the springtime sun makes everyone more motivated to get outdoors and get in shape. These exercise tips will help you get in your best shape ever—all while experiencing the great outdoors.

Buddy up.
There are a number of different reasons why working out with another person is helpful, but the number one reason is because it’s more fun! You’ll look forward to working out much more if you have a friend by your side, and being outdoors will be that much more motivation.

Improve your gear.
It’s beneficial to have the proper shoes and workout attire, especially when you’re exercising outdoors. Warm, thermal shirts are important for the days when it’s not quite springtime weather, and breezy, breathable fabrics help once the temperature reaches its full potential. Having the proper outdoor running shoes can also prevent injuries and make you feel more comfortable on the pavement.

Experiment with exercises you haven’t tried before.
You probably haven’t jumped rope since gym class, but this fun and simple outdoor activity burns up to 208 calories in just 20 minutes. Swimming is another fun outdoor activity, and starting slow with a few leisurely laps makes it much less intimidating.

Spring Training Fitness Tips [Shape]
Great Spring Exercise Ideas [Fitness.com]

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