Golf is more than just a sport; it’s a lifestyle, a social experience, and a challenge that keeps you coming back for more. Whether you’re drawn to the greens for relaxation, competition, or the fashion (we totally get it!), getting started with golf can feel a little daunting. But don’t worry—at Lost Golf, we believe every woman deserves a space on the course, and we’re here to help you tee off with confidence.
1. Get the Right Gear (and Look Good Doing It!)
First things first—you don’t need a full set of clubs to start. A putter, a pitching wedge, a 7-iron, and a driver will do just fine as a beginner. Many courses offer rental clubs, so you can try before you invest.
But let’s talk about the fun part—clothing! Golf has a dress code, but that doesn’t mean it has to be boring. At Lost Golf, we create stylish, functional women’s golf apparel that makes you feel as good as you look. Breathable fabrics, flattering fits, and a bit of attitude? Yes, please.
2. Learn the Basics of the Swing
Your golf swing is the foundation of your game. It’s all about grip, stance, and movement:
- Grip: Hold the club with relaxed hands, using either an overlapping, interlocking, or baseball grip. Of corse our best selling ladies golf glove will do the tick for this!
- Stance: Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart and your weight balanced.
- Swing: Think smooth, not forceful. A great swing is about rhythm, not power.
If this sounds complicated, don’t stress! Watching YouTube tutorials or booking a lesson with a PGA professional will help you build confidence.
3. Hit the Driving Range
Before stepping onto a golf course, get some practice at the driving range. It’s the best place to work on your swing without the pressure of a full round. Start with shorter clubs like a 9-iron, then work your way up to longer clubs.
Bonus tip: Wear a glove on your non-dominant hand to improve your grip and avoid blisters. (And yes, we have some super stylish ones at Lost Golf!)
4. Learn Golf Etiquette
Golf has its own set of unspoken rules, but don’t let that intimidate you. Here are some basics:
- Don’t talk when someone is hitting.
- Keep up with the pace of play.
- Repair divots and rake bunkers.
- Respect other players and the course.
You don’t need to be perfect—just be considerate and confident!
5. Play a Short Course or Par 3 First
Instead of jumping straight into an 18-hole championship course, start small. A par-3 course or a 9-hole game will help you ease into the sport without feeling overwhelmed.
6. Join a Women’s Golf Community
Learning golf is way more fun with friends. Find a women’s golf group or join a beginner-friendly club. Many courses offer ladies’ coaching sessions, and you’ll meet other women who are also starting their golf journey.
At Lost Golf, we’re all about breaking barriers and making the sport more accessible for women. Whether you’re just learning or already obsessed, we’re here to support you.
7. Enjoy the Journey!
Golf is a game of patience, progress, and, most importantly, fun. Some days you’ll hit great shots, and other days you’ll wonder why you even picked up a club. That’s all part of it!
So, grab your clubs, put on your favourite Lost Golf outfit, and head to the course. You’ve got this!
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