Creative Golf Practice

[MichaelS]

HELP!!

I recently moved from the US to a different country where golf is not popular. I have no golf equipment, no courses, no local players, nothing but the internet. I want to keep practicing my golf (will be returning to the US in November), but am unsure how to do so. Does anyone have any advice on drills I can be doing with like a broomstick or something? Or a way to DIY a club? I know I can't really play or make a real club, but maybe I can get something similar weight and size to practice my swing?? Really hoping to get some practice in. Thanks!

[klineka]

19 minutes ago, MichaelS said:

HELP!!

I recently moved from the US to a different country where golf is not popular. I have no golf equipment, no courses, no local players, nothing but the internet. I want to keep practicing my golf (will be returning to the US in November), but am unsure how to do so. Does anyone have any advice on drills I can be doing with like a broomstick or something? Or a way to DIY a club? I know I can't really play or make a real club, but maybe I can get something similar weight and size to practice my swing?? Really hoping to get some practice in. Thanks!

Can you order a club or two and some golf balls online and have them shipped to you? 

[p1n9183]

wiffle balls, a math and buy a club. Some real balls to go out to a public green area and practice short game with a bougth wedge. 

[Groucho Valentine]

Just wait until November? 🤷‍♂️

[pganapathy]

I don't know of any country in the world where you can't play golf today.  Or is it just so far from where you are to a golf course that you can't practically make it.  Heck even countries in the Sahara desert have golf courses.  Admittedly the smaller countries might struggle and have one small course at most.

But if you are in an area where golf is difficult, the best is order one or two clubs online and go find a green area to practice with plastic or real golf balls.