How golf handicaps are calculated

How golf handicaps are calculated

Did you know any golfer who wishes to maintain a USGA recognized golf handicap must be a member of a USGA golf club?  

So what does it mean to join a golf club?  How does one go about joining a golf club, and how much does it cost?  

There are three main types of golf clubs.  Keeping a handicap can be difficulty and tricky, particularly if unfamiliar with the rules and nuances associated with the rules of golf.  Keeping a USGA handicap means more competitive rounds.  Level the playing field against that scratch golfer to see who really wins the round.

Joining a golf club immediately provides comradery and friendship among fellow golfers.  Members of the same club often have similar views on life and business.  Getting to know fellow members often times comes with built in business relationships.  Spending time with fellow members on the links creates an immediate bond and helps members create new friendships and business associations.

Joining a golf club can be expensive sometimes costing thousands of dollars to join.  Expensive clubs often will include a membership rights including member only tee times at a particular golf course.  Golf and Grow is a unique golf club that is dedicated to working professionals who enjoy and like playing the game of golf.  There is no better way to get to know whether you want to do business with someone or not than on a golf course.  Annual membership fees to join Golf and Grow is only $89 per year and includes many additional benefits. 

Apply for membership to Golf and Grow.  A type-2 golf club organized under the regulatory body of Arizona Golf Association.  Any golfer who is looking to join must submit the membership application and include two references who can speak to the character of the applicant.