The answer should simply be “YES,” no matter how skeptically a few people would react.

Even when you’re alone, you can play the game of golf all right, and relish the utter enjoyment no matter what.

The idea of heading to the course alone and playing the entire 18 holes by yourself can be thoroughly alluring. It’s more like your silent battle with the course to slug it out, being entirely away from the eyes prying around all over. And it’s the opportunity to do things in your own way.

Cheer yourself up with all the positive vibes before you head to the course alone. Check out the perks of solo golfing down below and get things straight on why you should golf alone.

Playing solo gives you the freedom to take the game in your own hands the way you like it with no pressure at all. You’ll be able to work on your weaker spots without anyone knowing. That sure sounds like the peace of mind with no embarrassment.

Since no partners will be around, you can set your own pace in the game. Meaning, no rush while trying to catch-up with the fellows and slowing down yourself in the process. So you can retain your full rhythm throughout your game.

Despite the craving of the company, we naturally tend to let go of the social barrier often to find some free space for ourselves. And when you are a golf enthusiast, what could be a better way to enjoy those lonely moments than golfing alone in serenity? Playing alone sure will lift you up mentally if you’re passionate about golf.

Well, enjoying alone doesn’t necessarily have to seclude you from the rest of the world. You can always meet new people outside of your regular companions. Unless you play in a private facility, there would surely be lots of players around.

Meeting new faces will not only give you a fresh socializing experience, but you’ll also be able to up your efforts to take your game-level higher when testing your skills outside regular opponents.

Since you won’t have to watch your mates play while waiting for your turn, you can always go at it. It gives you ample time to finish up the entire course without wasting any time on waiting.

When playing within a group, you’re often forced to stick with the clubs you’re always comfortable with. After all, we golfers would hardly let even a single round to slip. But it also means that the tough-to-try-out club hid inside your bag to remain there forever.

So why not pulling out the club you can’t hit and try a few swings while no one’s watching? It doesn’t matter how terribly you hit, you can keep going for as many tries before mastering it. You can excel any skill you want within the serenity when golfing as a single.

Here we’ll share some tips, so you can have more amusing moments while playing golf solo.

Avoid peak hours if you prefer golfing quiet and don’t like people around. You’ll be wise to hit the course as early in the morning as possible. Otherwise, when the course gets busy, you’re likely to be paired up with a group. One thing you can do is to contact the authority a day before and ask them when they would expect minimal presence in the course, so you can schedule accordingly.

While playing alone, it’s natural to get yourself too fast-acting. To slow yourself down, try walking instead of taking the cart after every shot. It will also give you a scope to plan your next shots in between and improve your focus. As a bonus, it will help you burn a few calories as well.

The longer the course, the better it gets for you. Not only would it expand your space, but it will also boost the chances of finding you a frees spot where it’ll be more comfortable for you to play alone. Since it’s unlikely for smaller courses to allocate single-player reservations for you, the 18-hole links will be more suitable for you.

As per USGA regulations, you can’t record the scores officially when there are no observers around. It’s one of the reasons why solo golfing is often regarded as a meaningless game, and it also spurs the players to go rule-free. But why would you let go of your lone sessions in vain? Take the opportunity to make those sessions as productive as you can to improve your performance. Stick with the rules even when you’re alone, so you can master it all to dazzle your buddies later on.

Do not hesitate to play with as many balls and clubs as possible. In fact, we suggest you to try out playing two games simultaneously with two balls. Try the variations of shots with each of them in every round. Try playing each of the holes in multiple ways. Also, don’t forget to try and swing different clubs as well. This way, you can compare the shots, sharpen your skills more, and excel in every department of the game.

Playing golf alone can be the best of your practices when you don't have the faintest interest in your proponent's travel plans, political views, marital woes, or social thoughts.

And when playing solo, neither you need to immerse in pointless talks or agree to completely unagreeable golf thoughts in between your shots. It gives you the liberty to focus entirely on how you want your game to be.

So don't miss the opportunity to go solo whenever it's possible. Who knows if it gets you a new passion that you'll hold dear throughout your lifetime.