Archive for February, 2007



Golf and Golf Tips: Posted By : sammylee

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 10:02 am

Do you struggle to keep the ball on the fairway when the winds howling in all different directions ? read on for tips and tricks on how to sort this out, its easier than you might think !!

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Improving your golf happens with confidence Posted By : Craig Sigl

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 10:02 am

So many golfers think that the key to improving your golf is in perfecting the swing mechanics. Not even close. If you want to be on the PGA tour, well yes, you should work with a swing instructor. If you just want to break 80 or 90 or even 100, your biggest gains will come with mental tactics like increasing your confidence.

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Determining Your Personal Par Posted By : Jack Moorehouse

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 10:02 am

Determining Your Personal Par

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Choosing Between Graphite And Steel Golf Clubs Posted By : Zane Madisson -

Tuesday 27 February 2007 @ 5:02 pm

Choosing the right golf club is an extremely important part of improving how you play the game. If you are able to get golf clubs that work extremely well for your golfing style, you will notice an immediate improvement in your game. Usually beginner golfers dont put much thought into the clubs they use. Perhaps you have just been using your grandfathers old clubs that you dug up out of the attic, or maybe you bought some cheap clubs at a yard sale. If you ever want to be a…

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Choosing Used Golf Clubs To Start With Posted By : Zane Madisson -

Tuesday 27 February 2007 @ 4:02 pm

Golf is one of the most widely played sports in the world, and is enjoyed by millions. It allows you to get outside and get some fresh air and sun, while playing a game that requires lots of skill and prowess. When you start golfing, you will need some clubs to bring along with you. There are 14 clubs in a true set, but to start off with you only need about half of these. There are three main types of clubs, and these are irons, woods, and putters. By buying the right combina…

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Choices You Face When Picking Golf Clubs Posted By : Zane Madisson -

Tuesday 27 February 2007 @ 4:02 pm

With so many new types of golf clubs hitting the market every year, it is an understatement to say that it can be a challenge to pick new clubs. If you are new to the world of golfing, you will be shocked at the sheer number of options that you will have when picking your clubs. Everything about it can be changed and customized to fit your own needs. Choosing the right golf club is very important in order to ensure that your money is well-spent and your game will hopefully im…

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Choosing The Right Club During A Game Of Golf Posted By : Zane Madisson -

Tuesday 27 February 2007 @ 3:02 pm

When you are playing a game of golf, one of the ways that you can ensure good performance is to have a good discretion when it comes to picking out the right golf club. In any given situation, you are faced with 14 different choices. The trick to being an expert golfer is being able to spot these situations when they come up, and decide which club to use from there. This is how you begin to truly improve your game, since each club has a very specific hitting ability. There ar…

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A Simple Power Strategy For Seniors Posted By : Jack Moorehouse

Tuesday 27 February 2007 @ 3:02 pm

A Simple Power Strategy For Seniors

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How To Play 50 Feet to the Pin Posted By : Jack Moorehouse

Monday 26 February 2007 @ 2:02 pm

How To Play 50 Feet to the Pin

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The weekend Golfers Short Game Posted By : D Matheson

Monday 26 February 2007 @ 10:02 am

It’s where most weekend golfers take most of their shots but spend the least amount of their time practicing. The short game is where games are won and lost, learn the right technique to perfect your short game and you’ll see the difference in your handicap.

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