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Hole and One celebrates all that's great about golfing solo.
Teeing off alone often gets a bad rap, but it’s time to lean into the benefits. Heading out on your own offers a variety of unique advantages.
Play your way, and have a day.
Start with a few good reads.
Tips, advice and motivation for solo golfers from top voices in golf media, along with the Hole and One crew.
solo golf enthusiasts:
Joel Beall, Golf Digest
A book we've long been waiting to read arrived the other day, and we quickly tackled the stories from many of the best writers in...
Frankie Borrelli, Fore Play Podcast
One of the most popular golf (and, sports) podcasts over the past several years is Barstool Sports' Fore Play. Hosted by a few mid-to-low-handicappers and...
Kevin Van Valkenburg, No Laying Up
In an awesome No Laying Up piece from 2023, Kevin Van Valkenburg dives deep into the beauty of playing golf alone. He shares personal anecdotes and...
The Par Train Podcast
We're huge fans of The Par Train mental golf podcast, and had to smile at this Instagram post along with the dozens of great quotes and anecdotes in their comments....
Sean Zak, Golf.com
Who says you can’t have it all? In '9 keys for playing golf with your dog', Sean Zak nods to his recent acceptance of solo...
Ellie Skoog, @puttingwithellie
In need of a nudge to get out there and try a solo round? Give Ellie Skoog a follow on Instagram at @puttingwithellie, and get...
AROUND THE GROUNDS:
Notes for a Better Round
At Hole and One, we’re always looking to amplify voices that highlight the deeper, more meaningful aspects of golf. Recently, we came across Notes on...
A Therapy Day
Hat tip to Aaron Davis, featured last month by Pinehurst in this Instagram reel. To use his phrase, Aaron drove about 90 minutes south to The...
Membership Has Privileges
When you take on a solo round, something is undeniably missing - the camaraderie, the banter, and those shared highs and lows that make golf...
No Phones, No Problem
Just like they famously do at The Masters, we urge you to golf solo this week as if you're at Augusta National - without using your...
REASONS TO TAKE YOUR SHOT:
Enjoy meditative moments to focus and connect with nature at your own relaxing pace.
Strengthen your game by experimenting with various scenarios, strategies and skills.
Reduce anxiety and insecurity on the course, improving your self-belief and performance.
Gear up and tee up.
Welcome to the clubhouse.
Encourage the acceptance of solo play, champion our mission of individuality in golf and support others seeking a comfortable way to enter the game.
PRO SHOP:
NURTURING NEW GOLFERS
The fear of competing with others can hold some people back from trying golf. Hole and One donates a portion of its proceeds to Athletes Against Anxiety and Depression, an organization dedicated to addressing mental health challenges in both sports and life.