Category: Sports

Jun 22 2008

Bandon Dunes Vacation Trip Tips: Part I, Off the Course

Two weeks ago, I took my dream golf trip to Bandon Dunes with 7 of my golf buddies. Here are my quick thoughts on my off-the-course experience and hopefully they will help you plan a Bandon Dunes golf trip:
Air Travel
The fastest way to get to Bandon is to fly into North Bend airport (OTH). [...]

Jun 22 2008

Titleist Pro V1 and V1x Differences?

Introduced in the Fall of 2000, the Titleist Pro V1/V1x was one of the most revolutionary golf balls of all time by incorporating a multi-layer construction with a soft urethane-covering to virtually eliminate the traditional trade-offs between distance, spin, feel, and durability. Since then the Pro V1/V1x has been the dominant ball in golf. [...]

Jun 21 2008

Tigers are Tough, Especially the Human Kind

A couple of years ago, ESPN’s Gene Wojciechowski wrote an article that included a seemingly absurd proclamation that “Tiger Woods is the greatest individual athlete of our time. OK, of all time.” After Tiger’s unhuman-like performance at the 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines, Wojciechowski’s statement might be right on the money. Winning [...]

Apr 15 2008

Golf really is a gentleman’s game

Yesterday I congratulated Trevor Immelman whole heartedly on his Masters win. What a wonderful display of talent and dedication! I was almost afraid he’d lost it on 16 at the end, but he proved that he is not a quitter and bounced back to finish at 8 under par - 3 shots ahead of 2nd [...]

Apr 13 2008

The Wedge Guy’s Guide To Watching The Masters

Here it is – my favorite weekend of TV watching all year.
The Masters.
What I love most about this tournament on TV is watching the creativity that these guys have to exhibit around the greens . . . and on the greens. And we all can learn a lot from watching how the best players [...]

Apr 13 2008

Golf Club Length and Fitting Tips That Will Help You Improve Your Game

I’ve had a few questions about club length, and I see golfers weekly that are being fitted long and upright. I sound off all the time about this in private, but it’s time to address this subject to my readers. I’d like to share my observations and thoughts on the subject and then have all [...]

Apr 09 2008

Congratulations Golf For Women on being a Webby Official Honoree!

A big congratulations goes out today to the Golf For Women team. GFW has been selected as an Official Honoree for the Lifestyle category in The 12th Annual Webby Awards.

Don’t know what the Webby Awards are? Well, this really says it all…
“Hailed as the “Oscars of the Internet” by the New York Times, The Webby [...]

Apr 08 2008

Read’em and Wish - One fanatic’s strive to drive 15 more yards

I just read a great article from a fellow golf addict from the North East who is itching to get back on the green. It’s funny and waaaay too close to home for me, but it made me laugh and so I had to share it with you.
Timothy Carroll is a writer for WSJ and [...]

Apr 07 2008

Mighty Monty miffed at Masters

Colin Montgomerie is one of those golfers that you love to pick on because he leaves himself wide open so much of the time. Today is no exception. He’s back in fine form with his lastest trantrum over what he considers unfair practices by the tournament poobahs at the Masters.
Monty’s quest for the coveted green [...]

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