On Par with Polara

Once again, the Foursum.com blog does it again, always giving us interesting and out-of-the-box posts. We love this feature of the 6 most "diabolical" holes in golf, because what better way to play golf, than to play on a course made for the devil...

Who knew there was such a thing in golf, but apparently every sport has its fare share of "superstitions."  The Foursum.com blog had a great post that recently highlighted some of the most ridiculous.  Number 8 has to be our favorite, I mean we all know you never wash it off...

Our friends at GolfStinks.com wrote a great article about the use of "illegal" equipment throughout commonly played sports (by non-pro athletes). They make a great point in stating as a sport who’s players claim they are “playing against themselves,” they sure are awfully worried about what everyone else is doing (or using)...

Don't buy a putter until you've had a chance to throw it.Never try to keep more than 300 separate thoughts in your mind during your swing...

You Might Be a Recreational Golfer If...

Our friends at Bunkershot.com sat down with us to discuss why Polara Golf is playing outside of the USGA rules and why everyone else should do the same. Original unabridged article posted on Bunkershot.com - By Ed Travis

During a recent Polara pow-wow discussing future marketing plans, an issue came up that some of us had never thought of...

Are Polara balls only for beginners? That’s the conclusion of a recent online review of our patented Ultimate Straight and Ultimate Straight XS balls. But the conclusion (or assumption for that matter) is dead wrong...

Take your game to the next level--- 2016 Summer Olympics or just next weekend. Fitness-- The summer is the best time to regain that fitness level crucial to hours of training on the range or around the green. Grab the terrier and take off walking for 3-4 miles a day, maybe follow with a nice swim and you are certainly on your way to the qualifier for the Rio Olympics. Donʼt forget to add a little...

1. It’s okay to not keep score.2. It’s okay to play from the shortest tees or start at the 150 yard marker...