According to the National Golf Foundation, a third of Americans over age five have played golf. While the game has reached people of all ages, more than 22 million people remain interested in golf but haven't hit the greenway.
Many factors can influence a person's decision to play, but golf advancements in 2025 can convince anyone to put down a tee. Innovative golf experiences are evolving the greenway, keeping it engaging for each generation. At Northland Country Club, you can experience one of the top classic courses in the US that fuses tech and enjoyment cohesively.
Keep reading to uncover how technology is shaping golf experiences for 2025 and beyond!
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For most people, golf is equal parts glory and frustration. One second, you're driving the ball beautifully, and the next shot you're topping it.
But it's too much fun to walk away from, right? So, how can you stop topping the ball off the tee?
The good news is that with a few adjustments, you can make better contact and improve your driver performance.
Today we're taking a closer look into how to stop topping the golf ball with driver swings by exploring techniques, drills, and tips to enhance your golf swing accuracy and consistency.
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According to the National Golf Course Owners Association (NGCOA), in 2023 alone, 26.6 million people in the United States played on a golf course. Of these players, 3.4 million played on an actual golf course for the first time.
If you're also planning to try golf, one of the most crucial shots you need to learn and master is putting. Luckily, it's easy to do putting practice at home, considering it doesn't involve full swings.
Practicing with home golf drills and exercise can improve putting accuracy, help lower scores, and set you up for success in future games.
If you're unsure where to start, don't worry. Our team at Northland Country Club in Duluth, MN, put together this guide so you can learn how to practice putting at home.
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Modern data collection systems at golf tournaments can capture up to 152,000 data points throughout a championship, with accuracy down to just one yard on the fairway and half a golf ball width on the greens. This new level of precision available within these tournament competitions showcases the game-changing power of new technologies in golf.
The game isn't just about skill and practice anymore. It's also about harnessing the power of innovation to enhance performance. From the clubs in your bag to the gadgets on your wrist, advancements in modern golf technology are revolutionizing the game.
Curious about how these innovations can boost your performance on the course? Keep reading to discover the tech trends that are making waves in the golfing world.
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