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There are a lot of great golf quotes out there, but here are 10 of our favorites which we think millennial golfers can appreciate. Enjoy!

My first impression after my initial round using the GolfBuddy WT4 GPS watch – why didn’t I get one of these sooner. I caddied my first round at the local country club when I was 12 years old and caddied there all the way through college, so I have always been old school when it comes to yardages.

Attending school as a PGM major (Professional Golf Management) might seem like a walk in the park to people on the outside looking in. We get asked all the time “Wait, you’re a golf major?” “What do you plan on doing with that?” and most common response I’d hear is “You won’t make good money!” People think that will make us change our mind, but in the long run we will be doing what we love and not sitting behind a desk for the rest of our lives.

Earlier this year, Srixon launched the 4th generation Z-STAR and Z-STAR XV golf balls, the most technically advanced tour-caliber golf balls they have ever developed. Both the three-piece Z-STAR and the four-piece Z-STAR XV feature 2nd generation SpinSkin, a new 324 Speed Dimple pattern and an improved E.G.G. Core, resulting in a ball that has already accumulated 37 worldwide wins in 2015.

I don’t know if you were like me growing up, but I always had to have my New Balance gym shoes. Whenever a new school year came around and it was time to get new shoes, New Balance was always my choice. It seemed like everyone was getting them! They were comfortable, stylish, and popular, why wouldn’t you get them!

Across the country young professionals and millennials spend many weeknights and weekends playing in social sports leagues for kickball, dodgeball, softball, flag football, soccer, and more. Those leagues are a lot of fun, lasting relationships are formed, and dynasties can be forged. But let’s be honest sometimes those leagues are too intense, too serious, and too big a time commitment (and you can usually only drink after you’ve played).

Well, another awesome weekend of #CityGolf has come and gone on the Nextgengolf City Tour. Let’s take a look at how things fared across the country. In competition this past weekend were teams from Dallas, Cincinnati, and Chicago. We have a busy weekend coming up on June 28th, as 10 cities are in action. It's not too late to register your team (or sign-up as a free agent) and try to qualify for the City Tour Championship at Cog Hill in Chicago.

Nextgengolf's City Tour is offering team based weekend tournaments in 14 cities this Summer for18-34 year olds. In this 4-part series, we will be featuring the top golf courses that will be hosting City Tour events. If you missed part 1, you can find it here.

The game of golf is not easy under any circumstances, especially when you’re standing over a putt worth $100,000. Former NCCGA standout Josh Rackley found himself in that exhilarating situation a couple weekends ago at the Haverford Philadelphia PGA Classic.

So, you’re considering registering for the City Tour this summer? First of all, you've made a great choice and we can't wait for you to see what we have in store at our summer golf tournaments. Second, you might have some questions about what to expect. Here are a few things you need to know:

Everyone is busy planning for the summer golf season. And here at Nextgengolf we want to make sure you're prepared—golf lingo and all. Here's 13 golf terms you may not know, but hey, they could come in handy during your next golf round.

The Nextgengolf City Tour season is rapidly approaching, with 60 tournaments taking place this summer over 20 cities. As it gets closer, you may be asking yourself if the CIty Tour is right for you. So, we’ve put together a quick guide to help you figure it out.

Nextgengolf will be hosting 50 golf tournaments this Summer at some of the best public and private golf courses around the country. In this 4-part series, we will be featuring the top golf courses that will be hosting City Tour events.

Nextgengolf's City Tour is offering team based weekend tournaments in 14 cities this Summer for 18-34 year olds. The events will be 2-person best ball format. Teams will consist of 4-8 players and the top 2 pair scores for each team will count.

Teams compete in up to 4 events during the summer (minimum of 2) in order to qualify for the City Tour National Championship in September at Dubsdread Course at Cog Hill Golf & Country Club in Chicago, Illinois. Cog Hill has been host to the BMW Championship, Western Open, US Amateur, and the US Men and Women Pub Links.

Many of us in our 20's and 30's will be hitting the wedding circuit this year and golf is often on the agenda for bachelor and wedding parties. Given that many of my friends are novice golfers, I have been asked what they need to bring on a bachelor party golf trip… and here are my go to suggestions:

When you think of Boston, Massachusetts, often what comes to mind is the Founding Fathers leading the revolution and Boston greats David Ortiz and Tom Brady leading our teams to Championships. However, people may not realize that Boston golf also has a rich history.