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The Season Approaches, Part 2: You Want Me To Practice What?

With many leagues starting up this week we wanted to offer some thoughts and support for getting your golf game off to a good start this season.  In our second installment our thoughts shift to practice.  What's the first thing you do to get going after a long layoff?

The Season Approaches, Part 1: What's In That Golf Bag Anyway?

As the golf (and league) season approaches in many parts of the country we are offering up some thoughts on how to prepare yourself and your game after a VERY long offseason in some places.

Our Founder Talks League Golf with The Hosts of Bigg's Golf Talk!

Listen as our Founder talks to Bigg Jon Vic and Co-host Dennis about what makes Tour Golf Revolution so different and fun.  Our segment is about 1/4 of the way into the episode.

Another Great Event to Try - The Pro Am

I often get asked what alternative events people play to spice things up over the long season.  Well one that we use that has been a fantastic event for player recruiting is the Pro-AM.  Read on to learn about what we do in our Pro-Am and how you can use this format to recruit members for your growing TGR tour.

League Golf Completely Changed My Game

I thought it would be great to get our blog going again with a guest post from the tour manager of a golf tour in the Dallas, TX area.  Evan was one of our very first customers and he spent a few minutes sharing his experiences with league golf and with TGR.  Enjoy!

Chris

3 Ways to Spice Up Your Weekly Golf Game

Golfers get tired of playing the same course with the same 3 guys every week. It gets even worse when you have nothing to play for or the same skins game is being played and you’re passing around the same $5-$10 each week. Even if you are in a golf league, playing straight stroke play all the time can become very repetitive, so why not try a new format next time out? Here are 3 great ones I love:

Our Founder, Chris DiCostanzo interviewed on Back Spin Golf

Click here to listen as our Founder, Chris DiCostanzo is interviewed by Matthew Laurance the host of Back Spin Golf on ESPN Sports Radio 1300.

So Easy A Caveman Can Do It?

Remember the very first Geico commercials spoofing how easy it was to change your car insurance.  The first ones were pretty funny and effective, launching a 6 year campaign with the tagline “So easy a caveman could do it”.  The spots were designed to make people realize that it was super easy to switch insurance companies and save some money at the same time.  At Tour Golf Revolution we see a fair amount of similarity in this when our customers think about starting a golf league.

How Many People Does it Take to Start a Golf League?

This isn’t the old joke we often hear about how many “insert group here” does it take to change a light bulb.  This is the primary question I get from people thinking about starting a Tour Golf Revolution Tour in their area.  

Why We Changed The Basic Format of The Golf League?

I have been asked many times why we chose to alter the basic format of a golf league.  The answer is simple, "so more people can experience league golf".

Why League Golf Was My Game Changer

Our VP of Business Development, Matt Daley wasn't always an avid golfer.  League golf is what changed all that for him.  Read his story here.

4 Reasons Why You Should Be Playing League Golf

Whenever I think about the years I spent playing, or should I say not playing golf prior to joining my first golf league, I can’t believe how differently I looked at the game.  When I got involved with my current league, it fundamentally changed the way I played the sport, how I thought about my game, and how much enjoyment I get out of it.  A golf league may not be for everyone, but here are 4 great reasons why you should consider joining, or better yet, starting one:

Welcome To The Tour!

I wanted to start this blog off with a little bit about who we are and some of the basics of what we do here at Tour Golf Revolution. As you may have seen on our web page TGR is based on a league golf model that I and several friends have been playing in, working on, and fine-tuning since 2001.