The Perfect Golfing Day Out
By Ken Snowie -
What would be your perfect outing? It’s likely not the same for anyone, with different ideas in mind.

A lot of golfers consider the ideal trip to be going to a nationally renowned course and playing on it, knowing that famous golfers had played there. Many avid golfers would give anything for that chance. These are the courses where the legends have played and won major tournaments - players like Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods.

For some golfers, though, the perfect outing has more to do with ideal weather than with location. Some golfers would rather play on a day with cool temperatures and a gentle breeze, while others prefer to play in more tropical conditions or even freezing weather. Some golfers will actually try to play when the temperature are very high, or very low, just to see how well the extreme conditions affect their game.

There are even golfers who are willing and eager to play in the snow and at night. There are specially designed balls for these purposes. The night players can easily see their balls all over the course, because they glow in the dark. Snowbound golfers have the ability to use fluorescent balls. These brightly colored balls are easier to see against the white snow on the course.

No matter how you like it, golfing in extreme conditions is challenging, and not for every golfer. For golfers who are willing to play in hot temperatures, they have to remember to stay hydrated with a lot of water, and avoid alcohol. For golfers who like to play in the frigid temperatures, they should bring a warm drink in a thermos to help

keep their body temperature steady, even if walking the course. It is not unusual for these golfers to consider these conditions to be perfect outings.

For most golfers, the perfect day of is hitting their favorite course with some good friends and hit balls, enjoying themselves and not taking it too seriously. This type of golfer is the majority, and these players are usually found playing in couples and foursomes. They will tease each other about bad shots, and compliment each other on good shots. The final score usually doesn’t matter (unless they are serious about golfing), because they are hitting for fun and stress relief.

There are even golfers who favor playing by themselves. The solo golfer usually walks the course, learning the feel of every tee box, fairway and green on his or her own feet.

Whether you’re looking to travel to new courses around the world, to take on extreme golfing challenges, playing to improve your game, or just enjoy the satisfaction of a day of with friends, it’s up to you to decide what your perfect outing is. All you need to do after that is to go out and play golf!

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