Whenever you talk to a group of golfers about which things frustrate them, the chances are that slow play will be one of the first issues raised, but there is an argument that fast play can also contribute to congestion on golf courses. read more ...

Slow play is one of the most contentious topics in the game, but what is the answer? We believe that there could be a more traditional solution that will keep people happy and ensure a happy medium-ground when it comes to the pace of play at your golf course. read more ...

Like most of the rest golfers, Nelly Korda detests slow play. While most of her rivals were preparing for six-hour rounds at last week's Evian Championship, the world number one once again made her feelings known. read more ...

PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan has addressed the issue of slow play, but Golfshake's Derek Clements doesn't believe that the measures taken thus far will make any positive difference. read more ...

We're just a month into the new PGA Tour season and already the curse of slow play has become the story, with rounds taking longer and broadcasters calling it out publicly. Golfshake's Derek Clements explains why the time for action is now, and what needs to be happen. read more ...

It is abundantly clear from our recent survey on slow play that most, if not all, of you want to see us playing ready golf as part of the solution to finally speeding things up. Here are some useful tips, guidelines and what you need to know to play ready golf. read more ...

We asked for your views on slow play and boy did you respond - over 2,000 of you. But more than that, you also came up with solutions which, if implemented by golf clubs across the land, would most definitely have the required effect. read more ...

In the first of a series of articles focused on addressing how slow play on the golf course can be solved, we take a look at some of the ideas you offered into what golf clubs can do. read more ...

Over half of golfers believe that pace of play has slowed on courses during the past five years, but what could be the explanation for that? That was a question that we put to the Golfshake Community, and the responses were illuminating, with many notable factors being cited. read more ...

Does the pace of play ruin the spectacle of watching professional golf? That was a question that we put to 2,000 golfers, and the response has been diverse and fascinating, with many coming up with their own solutions to the problem, as Golfshake's Derek Clements describes in this new article. read more ...

How long should a round of golf ideally take to play? That's a question we put to 2,000 golfers, but the answer wasn't the same for everyone and players have differing views on what they consider slow play and whether it's really a problem. read more ...

What things have made you walk off a golf course without completing your round? Bad weather and injuries are common factors, but our most recent survey has found that close to half of golfers have given up due to the pace of play. read more ...

Pace of play continues to be the issue that frustrates club golfers more than any other. Nobody enjoys taking five hours to play 18 holes. So, to offer a solution, here we have 18 simple tips to follow that are designed to speed up the game for everyone. None of it is rocket science and we would like to think you are already doing most of this. read more ...

Pace of play remains a hot topic in the minds of golfers, as underlined in a recent Golfshake Survey, which gathered views on the subject following the coronavirus lockdown, where measures initially led to quicker rounds, before a frustrating sense of normality began to hit. We analyse those opinions and what can be done to address the issue. read more ...

The majority of golfers want to get round in a comfortable, consistent pace, rather than finding themselves stuck waiting for lengthy periods on tees. But where should you go to ensure that experience? We revealed which courses the Golfshake Community have reviewed most positively for their Pace of Play. read more ...