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4 gear changes that will help you play better links golf
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4 gear changes that will help you play better links golf

4 Gear Changes for Better Links Golf

Playing links golf is a unique experience that requires a different approach to gear than traditional parkland courses. Here are four crucial gear changes that will help you play better links golf:

  1. Use a firmer golf ball: The firm, fast-running conditions of links courses demand a ball that will not balloon in the wind.
  2. Choose clubs with less bounce: The sandy turf of links courses requires clubs with less bounce to prevent digging.
  3. Carry ekstra wedges: The unpredictable winds and undulating greens of links courses make it essential to have a variety of wedge options.
  4. Wear waterproof gear: Links courses are often exposed to harsh weather conditions, so it’s important to stay dry and comfortable.
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