Golf for All: Transforming Access with Power2Golf In a sport where the median player age in the U.S. is 54, and 6 million enthusiasts are benched due to age or physical limitations, Power2Golf emerges as a beacon of hope, redefining inclusivity on the golf course. Power2Golf is about breaking down barriers, making golf accessible to everyone, inclu...

As golfers age, they often experience a decline in strength and power. This can lead to frustration on the golf course, as they may feel the need to swing harder to compensate for their diminishing physical abilities. However, swinging harder is not the solution. The blog post linked below discusses a valuable tip for senior golfers that can help t...

Everybody knows golf is a sport for all ages. If you're 65 years old and above, you might be thinking it's time to hang up those clubs and retire from the fairways. What you might not realize, however, is with a bit of finesse and some adjustments, you can continue to enjoy the game well into your golden years pain-free.You see… Everybody knows as ...

It's no surprise that as we get a little older in life our golf performance tends to tail off. Age can make it tougher for senior golfers to drive the ball far and accurately hit mid to long irons. However, the good news is: You don't have to hit it like Bryson DeChambeau to keep up with your younger competitors. In fact, spend ...

Imagine standing at the first tee, the crisp morning breeze mingling with the rich scent of freshly cut grass, your heart pounding with the thrill of the game. You see… Golf isn't just a sport; it's a celebration of life's victories, big and small. Yet as the years roll on, so do the challenges… Arthritis creeping in like an uninvited dusk, dimming...

As we age, it becomes increasingly important to prioritize our physical well-being. For senior golfers, maintaining strength, flexibility, and mobility is crucial to enjoying the game and preventing injuries. Engaging in a regular exercise routine specifically designed for older players can enhance your performance on the golf co...

Reflecting on a centenarian's journey through life is awe-inspiring, isn't it? Now, imagine still playing golf at that remarkable age. That was the incredible reality of Annie Van Leuven. Annie was born in 1918 and until 2023, she continually defied the odds by frequenting the golf course. Click "Play" and turn up the sound, to hear Annie's story.....

Do you struggle hitting the golf ball like you used to? The world's first no-swing-required golf club might be the solution for you. Power2Golf has created a piston powered, swing-free club that can propel golf balls from 50 to 225 yards with the push of a button. Designed by a former aerospace engineer, the Power2Golf Club was developed to help go...

Roy Taylor has invented a cool golf club powered by innovative propulsion technology that helps those who have lost the ability to play to enjoy the game again By Richie Hertzberg | Feb. 23, 2021 Roy H. Taylor was an aerospace engineer at Lockheed Missile and Space before he dreamed up the Power2Golf Club, one of the most interesting things you'll ...

Getting older doesn't mean you have to hang up your golf shoes. In fact, maintaining an active lifestyle with a little physical conditioning can significantly enhance your game and overall well-being. As you grow older, your body naturally undergoes changes that can affect your flexibility, strength, and endurance – all crucial components of a succ...

Golf is a timeless sport that brings joy and camaraderie to people of all ages. For senior golfers, the game becomes more than just a physical activity. It's a means of staying active, socializing, and enjoying the outdoors. However, as the years go by, hitting the ball further can become a challenge. Physical ailments such as arthritis and chronic...