As we trace the origins of golf, the Dutch game of Colf emerges as a crucial chapter in its story. From frozen waterways to manicured golf courses, the evolution is a testament to the enduring appeal of striking a ball toward a distant target. Join us in celebrating the rich tapestry of golf’s history, where each stroke echoes the centuries of play that have come before. The Dawn of Colf: Colf, dating back to the late Middle Ages, was a game that shared many similarities with modern golf. Played on frozen waterways or fields, participants used a wooden club to strike a leather-bound ball towards a distant target. The objective […]




