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13th October 2009
Stewart Cink won the 138th Open last week and he has described the victory as "surreal". He beat off tough competition against golfing legend Tom Watson.
Cink won by a massive six shots against Watson in the play off after the two had both finished at ... Read >
Author: Duncan White25th September 2009
Golf is having a hard time naming those clubs that used to be made of wood--they're called fairway-metals, fairway metal-woods, just plain woods, or, the most ridiculous, "iron-wood." So Guru, make history, coin a name to take the sport by storm. Russ Bar... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
If you are seriously considering lowering your scores, then you must take your putting seriously, as roughly half the strokes you play in a round of golf are likely to be on the putting green. However good you are at driving, pitching and chipping, if you... Read >
Author: wbdoyle11th September 2009
NO.1 Dunlop
Since its inception in 1910, Dunlop has been the one of the world's most prestigious brands. Even those famous golfers such as Arnold Palmer, Seve Ballesteros, Tom Watson and Fuzzy Zoeller have already become the Dunlop brand’s loyalist own... Read >
Author: leogolf31st July 2009
We’ve just had the 2009 Open Championships at Turnberry in Scotland and many people were thrilled yet again at the climax to an exciting four days of golf. Veteran Tom Watson seemingly had the tournament wrapped up with a two stroke lead on the eventua... Read >
Author: John Woosey23rd July 2009
In parts one and two, I talked about the golf psychology lessons from the performance of veteran Tom Watson and young Ross Fisher at this year's Open Championship at Turnberry. As a 59 year old myself, I was overwhelmed by Tom's amazing performance and me... Read >
Author: The Golf Hypnotist23rd July 2009
In part one, I talked about the golf psychology lessons from Tom Watson's amazing performance both on and off the course at this year's Open Championship at Turnberry. So what other golf psychology lessons can we learn from some of the other contenders?
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Author: The Golf Hypnotist23rd July 2009
So what golf psychology lessons can we learn from this year's Open Championship at Turnberry? I'm sure that many of you watching the last day unfold on the course shared my excitement at the ever changing scoreboard, the phenomenal shot making from all th... Read >
Author: The Golf Hypnotist23rd July 2009
Don’t you just wish that Nelson Mandela lived another ninety one years, don’t you just wish South Africa won the 2010 FIFA Soccer World cup, don’t you just wish that the millions of visitors on holiday in South Africa got comfortable beds, good se... Read >
Author: Alan Hawkins20th July 2009
By the time Tom Watson his legs shot butchered the 3rd playoff hole handing the Claret Jug to Stewart Cink and then sent his tee shot on the final hole sailing into the stands.
Those 4 holes will rank in the annals of sporting cruelty along with leavi... Read >
Author: BetRepublic09th July 2009
Gifts to get you onto the Green
The Open Championship Turnberry 2009 tees off 16th – 19th July. The Claret Jug is without doubt golf’s greatest prize; it’s the most famous and coveted trophy in the game. Over 120 Golfers from around the globe w... Read >
Author: sarah hague08th July 2009
Multitudes professional golf players launched multitudes typical shots, trying to keep the one wood in the fairway, the wedge on the green, and the putt close. That's how a pro stays in the tournament. But to grabbed victories, they must mix in the top sh... Read >
Author: Shining Lion08th July 2009
Multitudes professional golf players stroked multitudes typical shots, trying to keep the driver in the fairway, the Nine-iron on the green, and the putt nicely paced. That's how a pro stays in the tournament. But to had hardware, they must mix in the fan... Read >
Author: Shining Lion07th July 2009
When you think of the British Open, two courses quickly come to mind: Carnoustie Championship Course, the site of last year's Open, and Royal Birkdale, the site of this year's tournament. This is the ninth time the Open is being played at Royal. The cours... Read >
Author: Jack Moorehouse29th June 2009
Scotland plays host a large number of golf courses, several of which are so renowned that they form part of the golf course rotation for the British Open championship; one of the game’s four major championships.
From its inception in 1860 the British... Read >
Author: Brian Healy18th May 2009
With more than 300 days of sunshine every year, you'll want to spend some quality time outdoors on your Orlando holiday. Thankfully, with almost 200 golf courses within an hour's drive of Orlando, you'll find plenty of reasons to head outside for some fun... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson13th March 2009
It is hard to imagine given its renown, but it has been 15 years since the fabled Links at Crowbush Cove first opened, establishing Prince Edward Island as the preeminent golf destination in Canada.
Last year the course hosted former Masters champions Mi... Read >
Author: winglerkurt12th February 2009
Over the past forty five years the game of golf has increased tremendously in popularity.
In that time we have seen great champions such as Greg Norman, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Sam Snead, Ben Hogan, Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen, Tom Wa... Read >
Author: Rezbi31st January 2009
There has never been a marriage more inspired than the one which joined the game of golf with the terrain of southwestern Ireland. Nowhere is this inspiration more in evidence than in a small County Kerry town located at the juncture of the Shannon River... Read >
Author: Tim Roseland02nd December 2008
A business card is considered to be a person’s lifeline to a customer. This is because when you are not able to meet someone, you give out your business card to them and the card is what represents you to those people you have not met yet and the card c... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara26th July 2008
My goodness, if you can't get inspired about golf after the past couple of months you must be dead. Tiger plays in one tournament since the Masters (the U.S Open) and wins it with a fractured knee. And then, who is it that played him for 90 holes and to... Read >
Author: Patch27th March 2008
Many wish to secure last minute theater tickets Wicked as they make plans impulsively. It is a fact though that most of them end up disappointed, while some use the services of an authorized ticket broker to make their purchases.
Wicked – Most Popula... Read >
Author: reed tieri14th March 2008
Want to mix a few rounds of golf into your vacation? If the answer is yes, there is no better place to plan your next trip than Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. With well over 100 golf courses to choose from and the majority of them open to the public its no... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer12th February 2008
Many golfer dream playing the famous courses at Pebble Beach. Quicksilver can help you make this dream a reality when its black TownCars picks you up and San Francisco Airport or Mineta San Jose Airport, then drives you down the California Coast Highway 1... Read >
Author: Phil Macafee31st August 2007
When it comes to the ideal golf vacation spots in Ireland, the Southwest area is riddled with amazing golf courses filled with great links and stunning views. In these parts you will see Ireland's most sought after golf course all eager to line up for som... Read >
Author: John Ugoshowa26th August 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 Jack Moorehouse
If you've read my golf tips, you know how vital I consider the short game. If you want to cut your scores and slash you golf handicap, you must learn how to turn three strokes into two. The secret to that is hitting a... Read >
Author: Jack Moorehouse25th July 2006
When he began his first round in the 135th British Open at Royal Liverpool Tiger Woods looked like he had a plan.Starting with a one-shot advantage and with 14 men within five shots of his lead, Woods semt to be taking them down one by one. Just a month a... Read >
Author: Ally White28th June 2006
Golf is having a hard time naming those clubs that used to be made of wood--they're called fairway-metals, fairway metal-woods, just plain woods, or, the most ridiculous, "iron-wood." So Guru, make history, coin a name to take the sport by storm. Russ Bar... Read >
Author: Karl Smith12th February 2006
Copyright 2006 Keith Thompson
If you're planning a Scotland Golf Vacation, then make sure to at least book some of these legendary courses into your itenarary. Scotland is the birthplace of golf, and no trip there would be complete without visiting som... Read >
Author: Keith Thompson08th February 2006
"You will fail! There's no chance you could ever do such a thing, so don't even try!"
Has anyone ever told you something like this? Have these words ever toppled your great plans for success? How did it affect you? Did you put your plans away for anothe... Read >
Author: Liz Folger14th January 2006
Mastering The Masters
Master's Passes
Each April, the world's best come together to tee off for their place in history, at the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, GA. After a chilly winter break, the Master's kicks off the beginning of a new season fo... Read >
Author: Donna Garcia24th November 2005
When choosing your vacation at Reunion Resort, Orlando, you must first select how you would like to book- either as a complete package through Reunion itself, where they take care of everything from checking you in to arranging everything you may need or ... Read >
Author: Peter Kenny
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