Every golfer knows the textbook rule of sports physics: hot air is less dense, so the golf ball should fly further. But if you play your golf anywhere in Southeast Louisiana during July and August, you know that textbook theory feels like a flat-out lie. You stand on the tee, flush a driver toward a 250-yard carry over a water hazard—a carry you effortlessly clear in March, April, or October. Yet, in the dead of summer, the ball falls out of the sky 5-10 yards short, plunging

This wasn't a planned blog Post. Tips For Golfing During The Summer Heat should be talked about before every summer. However, this one comes after a recent near heat exhaustion incident. I was trying to get a golf course review done a few days ago, and unfortunately I didn't get past the driving range. The midday heat got to me very fast. I should know better on so many different levels here, but nonetheless I couldn't even start the round without feeling like I was going to