Expert golf lifestyle & culture guides, tips, and answers — part of our Golf Lifestyle & Culture section. 3 articles covering everything you need to know.
“Light the candle” is a golf slang term that describes a shot launched high into the air, often with heavy backspin, resembling the shape of a candle flame. You’ll hear it most often from broadcasters or caddies when a player hits a towering iron or wedge that lands softly and stops quickly on the green….
If you’re attending the Masters or watching from home, blue attire plays a specific role at Augusta National. For spectators, a blue collared polo with tailored pants or Bermuda shorts and closed-toe shoes meets the club’s strict dress code. For players, blue is a deliberate Sunday choice because it contrasts well with the green fairways…
The Water Hazard is a golf-themed cocktail that blends clear spirits with melon liqueur and blue curaçao to create a vivid blue-green drink that looks like a water hazard on the course. The classic build uses 1.5 oz vodka (or gin), 0.5 oz Midori, 0.5 oz blue curaçao, and 1 oz lemon-lime soda or sour…
The official font of the Masters Tournament is a custom script typeface called Masters Script, designed exclusively for Augusta National Golf Club. It is not available for public purchase or download. If you run a business, create golf-related content, or produce merchandise, knowing what this font is and why you cannot legally use it will…
The official Masters font is a custom script typeface owned by Augusta National Golf Club and used exclusively in the tournament’s logo, signage, and official merchandise. It is not publicly available. However, several free and commercial font families closely match its flowing, handwritten style, making them popular alternatives for golf-themed projects, invitations, and fan memorabilia….
A golfer wearing a green ribbon is showing support for a specific cause or awareness campaign. The ribbon can represent mental health awareness, military and veterans support, environmental sustainability, or a personal cause like organ donation or rare-disease research. The exact meaning depends on the event context, the player’s own explanation, and the tournament’s branding….
You’ll occasionally spot a PGA Tour or LPGA Tour player with a small green ribbon pinned to their hat. This is not a random style choice—the ribbon signals support for a specific cause, campaign, or event. The most common reasons include honoring military personnel and veterans, promoting mental health awareness, or marking a tournament or…
Sunset times in Boston change daily. Always check the specific date. Use a reliable weather app or website for the most accurate Boston sunset time. Daylight saving time will shift when the sun goes down. Who This Sunset Information is For Anyone…
Details about specific golfers who have died by suicide are not widely publicized, respecting privacy and the sensitive nature of the topic. The focus in golf is increasingly shifting towards proactive mental health awareness and robust support systems for players. Numerous resources…
Your best bet is always the official NFL or Eagles team website for the most up-to-date game times. Sunday kickoff times for the Eagles aren’t set in stone; they can change based on TV broadcast needs and league-wide scheduling adjustments. Most Sunday…