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Why One's Best Golfing Companion is a GPS

You may be surprised learning that there is a new instrument for your trusty golf arsenal, an electronic device that truly lives up to the claim that it might actually improve your golf game. There are now GPS models exclusively designed for use on the go... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

Fundamentals of the Game of Golf

In a golf course, we find bunkers and water bodies. We wonder why they are there in the course. They are called hazards or obstacles, laid in the golf course to make the game more difficult for the players. Depressions are created in the ground and filled... Read >
Author: Conrad Nguyen

Top Maui Golf Courses

Maui is home to lush green oceanfront courses, mountainside links and much more. You can even golf while taking in the view of a volcano! Maui is referred to as the "valley Isle" because of the two volcanic mountain ranges that for the east and west of th... Read >
Author: Jeff Parrish

Find Golf Equipment Reviews to Get the Scoop

Sometimes I think back of the days when I started playing golf. Things were simple then. A wood was still made of wood, and a 5-iron was a 5-iron. Or at least that's what I thought until I learned more about equipment. Still, things were relatively simple... Read >
Author: Daren Hopkins

Golf in Las Vegas

Las Vegas is normally just associated with casinos and bright lights but behind this facade is one of the best kept golfing scenes around. Although many golfers have yet to try their hand on them, those who have played there rave about the Nevada courses.... Read >
Author: Paul Buchanan

Water Hazards in Golf

Water hazards probably account for more penalty strokes than anything else in golf. But water hazards-as dealt with under Rule 26-often lead to controversy when interpreting the rule. So I'm careful to review the topic in my golf lessons and discuss it in... Read >
Author: Jeff Parrish

Black Rock Golf Club: Provides 18 Holes Of Challenging Beauty

Finding the right golf course to consider your home course is often a matter of finding the one closes to the home and playing it consistently. However, even the most disastrous duffers will tire of playing the same course over and over and after a few do... Read >
Author: Larry Y. Hodge

Windy Conditions Why I LOVE Playing Golf In The Wind

One of the great things I enjoy about golf is the fact that the playing conditions on the course can change at any moment due to the weather. Now some of you might be wondering why rain, wind, or extreme temperatures gets me excited on the golf course. We... Read >
Author: adezexperthevk

Golf Balls Where Do They Disappear To?

Billions of golf balls go missing every year around the world so what happens to them all and where do they all go? Death, taxes and golf balls Golfers joke there are three definite things in life death, taxes and loosing your golf balls. Are the ... Read >
Author: Duncan White

Improve golf play with the Sureshot GPS

In effect of a change made by USGA (United States Golf Association), golfers are now allowed to use the help of GPS devices ' in fact the United States of America Golf test had received numerous requests in order to evaluate many of the manually handled G... Read >
Author: Gen Wright

Santa Maria Golf Course Costa del Sol

Much more than a golf club, Santa Maria is an impressive resort based around a charming 19th century Andalusian finca, now its clubhouse. Once the owners of the finca would have woken to the sound of birdsong, rather than golf buggies abd shoes crunching ... Read >
Author: Zengolfer

Poniente Golf Course Mallorca

Poniente golf course is one of the oldest and original courses in Mallorca, Spain and it is very popular with ardent golfers as it offers a challenging but reasonable test of golf. Spain is lucky to have amongst the best golf courses in the world and Poni... Read >
Author: Zengolfer

Mijas Golf Course Costa Del Sol

The number of course in the Mijas area has grown so fast in recent years that the area is now known collectively as ´golf valley`. Around half a dozen different courses within minutes of each other, stretch all the way from La Cala Golf to the west, to M... Read >
Author: Zengolfer

Short Cuts To A Lower Golf Handicap

Copyright (c) 2009 Jack Moorehouse Every one likes hitting bombs off the tee. There's nothing more satisfying in golf than that, especially if there's a crowd watching. But you don't have to be a long hitter to have a low golf handicap. In fact, one fo... Read >
Author: Jack Moorehouse

Golf The Best Game InThe World

Being very familiar with the characteristics of all fairway is central. You Need to know everyplace: ' troublesome trees are located, ' the rough is the the pits ' the ground is the hardest or else softest, and ' exactly wherever bunkers (sand traps)... Read >
Author: gary+holly

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