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This is a guest post from Winston Alexander. Golf doesn’t stop when the weather heats up. Many golfers live in areas where winter limits their golf season to late spring through early fall. If they want to make the most of their golfing season, they can’t sit inside in the hottest months. Hot days can be uncomfortable, and heat can hamper your game. Even worse, overheating can end your game early with a trip to the hospital. Here are six tips

A big part of our culture at The Gents Place is the set of values which guide all we do.  While that's an expected part of our work experience, it's

Summer is almost well and truly upon us, and the season is just one more reminder of grilling...and barbecue.  While Americans are often teased by our friends around the world

It's starting to finally show signs of summer in the United States, and you might be getting those itchy vacation feet.  You might have some travel sites that you use

Today we are going to look at two podcasts that focus on building.  All gents can enjoy the pleasure of creating something and watching it grow and flourish, be it

Have you ever had a concept explained to you that instantly helped you perform better due to the insights you received?  We know how valuable that can be, which is

You may have heard some recent scientific studies that coined "sitting as the new smoking."  While it is true that sitting for too long can be bad for your health,

Some time ago we wrote about choosing between a Glock and Sig for an everyday carry, but it makes sense to go one step further back and ask, "Why own a

The first Saturday in May is a special day in America: Churchill Downs runs the Kentucky Derby.  Gents don't need to live in Kentucky to celebrate beautiful weather, strong horses, and

Some time ago we discussed the coming advent of autonomous cars.  But did you realize that flying cars, which we remember from The Jetsons and Back to the Future, might

"Follow your passion," right?  Wrong, says Cal Newport.  The muse for his excellent and thoughtful book, So Good They Can't Ignore You is none other than Steve Martin, who when