Your ideal golf escape in East London

The term “birdie” originated in the early 1900s in the United States. It refers to scoring one stroke under par on a hole, and the term was derived from the American slang word “bird,” meaning something excellent or wonderful.

The handicap system allows golfers of different abilities to compete fairly. At Toot Hill Golf, we calculate handicaps based on your recent scores and the difficulty of the course. This ensures a level playing field and makes the game more enjoyable for everyone.

A links course, typically found near coastal areas, features natural terrain, sandy soil, and few trees, offering a windy and open challenge. A parkland course, like Toot Hill Golf, is inland and features lush greenery, tree-lined fairways, and well-maintained landscaping, creating a picturesque and challenging environment.

The Masters’ green jacket is an iconic symbol of winning one of golf’s most prestigious tournaments. It has been awarded to Masters champions since 1949, symbolising excellence and tradition in the sport.

Professional golfers focus on mental preparation by visualising successful shots, practicing mindfulness, and maintaining confidence under pressure. At Toot Hill Golf, we encourage golfers to adopt similar techniques to enhance their performance during competitive play.

Each type of golf club is designed for a specific purpose. Drivers and woods are ideal for long-distance shots, irons offer precision for mid-range play, and wedges help with accuracy around the green. At Toot Hill Golf, we recommend exploring our Pro Shop for expert advice on the right clubs to improve your game.