Category Archives: Millennial Golf

3 tips for the PGA Show – A first-timer’s experience

3 tips for the PGA Show – A first-timer’s experience
The PGA Merchandise Show is an annual event in Orlando, Florida that features almost every person and organization affiliated with golf. From the biggest companies, such as Cleveland and Srixon, to small start-ups hoping to show their product to decision-makers, everyone is there. The 2016 PGA Show was my first-experience at the event, and I came...
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The Future of Golf Is Now

The Future of Golf Is Now
Wow. What a great last couple of weekends. And I’m not just talking about the PGA Championship. Both tours (PGA and LPGA) had amazing tournaments, and the City Tour saw some great play in its final weekend. Since I believe chivalry isn’t dead (just on life-support) I’m going to start with the...
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10 tips for PGA Pros looking to attract millennial golfers

10 tips for PGA Pros looking to attract millennial golfers
It is not surprising the millennial generation is playing less golf than their parents were 20 years ago given factors out of the control of the golf industry such as hours in the day and technology usage. At Nextgengolf, we get requests from PGA Professionals every day asking how to best attract millennial golfers...
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How to get a golf handicap –traditional or online?

How to get a golf handicap –traditional or online?
At Nextgengolf, we get a lot of questions from 18-34 year old golfers about the best options for getting a golf handicap. Although we do not offer handicaps and we do not use or require handicaps in any of our summer tournaments, below are a couple options you may want to consider if you are...
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Affordable Golf for Young Professionals

Affordable Golf for Young Professionals
The Nextgen City Tour is getting young professionals in the game this summer. With affordable golf tournaments in major cities like Boston, NYC, DC, Chicago, Nashville, and many more, Nextgengolf is making it easier for young professionals to play tourney golf. Over 50 tournaments are scheduled amongst 14 cities, all of which are at...
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Boston Golf: Rich History, but Often Over-looked

Boston Golf: Rich History, but Often Over-looked
When you think of Boston, Massachusetts, often what comes to mind is the Founding Fathers leading the revolution and Boston greats David Ortiz and Tom Brady leading our teams to Championships. However, people may not realize that Boston golf also has a rich history. Many are unaware of Boston’s historic roots in the history and growth...
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Houston Golf: 5 Things Millennials Should Know

Houston Golf: 5 Things Millennials Should Know
When golfers think of hot-spots around the country, Houston golf often gets over looked. Houston, however, has more to offer than you think, especially for Millennial golfers. Between a vast number of courses surrounding the city, different golf opportunities, and year round access, every golfer needs to start planning their weekend get away to Texas....
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5 Reasons New Balance Golf Shoes are Awesome

5 Reasons New Balance Golf Shoes are Awesome
Although New Balance golf shoes have been re-released over the last couple years, most people still beg the question, New Balance has golf shoes? Most of us know New Balance for their exceptional running shoes as well as the white shoes my dad gets two pairs of every Christmas. In my opinion, New Balance has...
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Club Golf Academy: Dealing with Loose Impediments

Club Golf Academy: Dealing with Loose Impediments

This week’s Club Golf Academy artcile will take a closer look at Rule 23-1 concerning relief from loose impediments. Before we can talk about relief from loose impediments, we must define what is a loose impediment and what is not. Loose impediments are objects that have become detached from their original position and are...

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Cincinnati Golf: 3 Things Millennials Should Know

Cincinnati Golf: 3 Things Millennials Should Know
Golf can mean many different things to many different people. For some, it’s a profession, for others a hobby they can enjoy in a social setting, others a competitive arena, and still others a chance to escape everyday life. If you’re in your 20s and 30s looking to improve your golf game while getting a chance...
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