Have you ever sat gawking at your friend's, co-worker's, or old high school acquaintance's wedding photos on Facebook? Yup, we thought so. We've all done it.

What's not to love about those seemingly magical images capturing the best day of two people's lives. Not only are their expressions priceless, but the lighting, the colors, the framing of the photos are just perfect. As you browse through their photos, you can't help but make mental notes about poses or backgrounds you want in your own wedding photos. And few wedding settings are as picturesque as a golf course.

If you're still looking for some of the best, most creative, and adorable images to capture on your special day at the golf course, we have some wedding photography tips for you.

Trying anything new can be intimidating the first time — such as sky-diving, for instance. (Although we'll admit that success versus failure is fairly clear-cut and recognizable in that case.) While most endeavors are less life-threatening than jumping from a plane, even playing golf can be intimidating right out of the gate. Therefore, golf clubs offer ways to introduce new golfers to the game that are designed to make it fun and not chase golfers away before they have a chance to discover the joy of the game.

Although most golfers are male, women also love the game, and many boyfriends and husbands want to get the women in their lives interested in the game. But for many new female golfers, playing 18 holes of golf with men is intimidating, no matter the skill level. According to Ray Vennewitz, head golf professional at North Oaks Golf Club, beginners should be made to feel comfortable when they come to the course. And playing in a more social 9-hole league can help them accomplish that.

You've probably heard the saying, "Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, A Silver Sixpence in Her Shoe." But did you know it's an English rhyme from the 1800's? Although the sixpence in her shoe is typically only followed by brides in England, many brides in the U.S. still honor this tradition on their special day.

The tried and true saying has inspired many-a-bride to honor the past and give hope to the future by incorporating these special “somethings” into her traditional wedding. Each item is symbolic:

In 2007, Tom Lehman and his golf course design group renovated the North Oaks Golf Club course to make it more challenging for low handicappers and more playable and fun for the average golfer. Now, the club is renovating the clubhouse with something similar in mind — enhancing the experience for all members and guests.

“We’re doing a $4.5 million renovation of the clubhouse facility, including updating the exterior of the building, adding a couple buildouts, and re-appropriating all of our dining spaces,” says Phil Anderson, North Oaks Golf Club general manager. “So, it is a fairly big overhaul in resetting the clubhouse to match up with our members’ expectations for desired experiences.”

You’re planning one of the most significant days of your life – preparing to exchange wedding vows in front of the family members and friends who you love. Oh, and then there’s that whole side of the family from Omaha who you haven’t seen since you were 10.

As you plan your special day, take control of the wedding guest list so you can experience the wedding you’ve always dreamed of with or without your long-lost relatives. Here are five tips for creating the perfect guest list.

Every golfer is different — if not, we’d have a bunch of Jordan Spieth clones running around the golf courses. We all have different swings, different strengths and, frankly, different weaknesses. But every golfer has something in common — we can improve our game. Luckily, there are plenty of game improvement plans available to golfers of all skill levels.

So, just in time for the new year, here are five ways to make your 2018 golf game better than ever.

Since you were young, you've likely dreamt about your wedding — exchanging vows with your significant other, surrounded by your closest friends and family, with beautiful flowers and the perfect venue. Now, you're engaged, and it's finally time to make that dream a reality.

Do you imagine your dream wedding at an event center, hotel, historic mansion, winery, or golf club? As part of planning your wedding, you will probably be touring a variety of different venues before identifying exactly what you want. When visiting each location, you’ll want to ask a lot of questions in order to get a good idea of what the venue could look like, how much support you'll get from the staff, and how much it will cost.

Here's a list of your must-ask questions when touring wedding venues.