While entry-level polo ponies sell for somewhere between $5,000 and $15,000 each, and as much as $200,000 for a well-trained thoroughbred, you can also lease a horse, which can cost as little as $125 per chukker or $1,200 a month at polo schools.
What makes a good polo pony? Physically, they must have speed and endurance along with strong legs capable of carrying riders at full speed, stopping and turning on a dime. Read More...
Indoor/Outdoor Roller Skates
The difference is the wheels! Outdoor skates feature wheels that are softer than indoor wheels, which offers a smoother roll on rough surfaces such as sidewalks & streets. They absorb more shock when rolling over debris. Indoor skates feature wheels that are harder than outdoor wheels.
Can indoor roller skates be used outside? If you skate frequently, you may eventually want a dedicated pair for each type of skating just for convenience, but in the meantime, you can convert indoor skates to outdoor skates. Read More...
In the fairway, when the ball sits on the ground, you might hit it thin or fat. But if you tee the ball a little higher on a par 3, you can make more of a sweeping swing, and you've just eliminated the two things you don't want to happen.
How high should you tee up on a par 3? Generally speaking, the proper height to tee the ball on irons shots is so that there is a little room for the final one or two grooves of an iron to hypothetically slip underneath the teed up ball at impact. Read More...
