SPORT Everything you need to start your golf season in style

Being a sensation on the golf course goes beyond mere technique: a great season starts before you step onto the fairway. From choosing the right equipment to physical and mental preparation, here’s everything you need to know to launch a successful golf season. 

A good season starts with quality equipment. And this obviously varies according to skill level. Beginners might consider a versatile set that includes a driver, woods, irons, wedge, and putter. More experienced players, on the other hand, may opt for specific clubs that cater to their needs or the skills they want to improve.

When it comes to style—and it applies to players at all levels—we highly recommend the Malbon clothing line, which masterfully blends the elegance of traditional golf attire with the boldness of urban culture. This distinctive style has fostered a collaboration between Malbon and TAG Heuer.

If you read our last article on the evolution of fashion on the golf realm, you’ll know that the connected watch has become a favorite accessory among golfers. Beyond its sporty design, the TAG Heuer x Malbon connected watch is a technological gem that will make you stand out on the green.   

And it’s not the only watch  to do so. With its new algorithms, the 42 mm TAG Heuer Connected Golf Edition offers golfers unprecedented advantages for an exceptional playing experience.

Golf is a demanding sport that requires strength, flexibility, and concentration. Before the start of the season, take the time to improve your physical condition. How? Simple muscle-strengthening and stretching exercises can elevate your game to the next level. Don’t underestimate the importance of mental preparation, either. Relaxation and visualization exercises can help you stay focused on the green, even under the most stressful tournament situations.

Before you head back to the course, take the time to review the basic rules of golf.  Ensure you’re familiar with priority rules, lost ball procedures, and penalties for common infractions. Always remember to observe proper golf etiquette. Pay attention to other players and respect the course.

Set yourself realistic goals, taking into account your current level of play and the time you can devote to practice. From there, you can develop a training and competition schedule designed to help you achieve these goals and excel. Don’t forget to include rest periods to avoid overwork and injuries. 

Practice is the key to success on the golf course. Seize every opportunity to practice, whether it’s on the driving range or on the course itself. Work on different aspects of your game, from swinging to putting to the short game. Be open to experimenting with new techniques and strategies to improve your performance.

Getting your golf season off to a strong start requires preparation, determination and discipline. By selecting the right equipment, preparing yourself physically and mentally—in short, by planning your season carefully, training regularly, and staying focused during your tournaments—you’ll maximize your chances of achieving your goals and enjoying a memorable golf season.