Archives for May 2010
Patriot Cup Golf Event Takes Flight This Weekend in Oklahoma
The Folds of Honor Foundation is hosting the inaugural Patriot Cup on May 30-31 in Tulsa, Oklahoma benefitting Folds of Honor, which was founded by Rooney in 2007 to provide post-secondary scholarships to the spouses and dependents of soldiers killed or disabled in combat.
Las Vegas Company Using Sex Appeal to Sell Golf
Play Golf Designs offers a roster of beautiful female professional golfers who will play a round or two of golf with you, be it a corporate event, men’s day out or even a bachelor party.
Do Government-Owned Golf Courses Have an Unfair Advantage?
When it comes to golf courses, there are basically two groups of owners – private owners and government-owned courses. According to the National Golf Foundation, nearly 21 percent of all public golf courses are government-owned.
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Here’s a Quick Way to Fix Your Golf Swing
The DivotMat basically tracks your divot, clearly showing your swing path and how your club hit the ball.
(3 votes, average: 4.33 out of 5)
Tony Romo Takes One Step Closer to the U.S. Open
Tony Romo survived a three-hole playoff this past Thursday to advance to sectional qualifying for next month’s U.S. Open at Pebble Beach.
Why Have Nearly 1 Million Kids Recently Stopped Playing Golf?
According to a recent National Golf Foundation participation report, the number of golfers age 6-17 dropped 24 percent to 2.9 million from 3.8 million over the past four years.
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Dreamstreet Golf Creates Major Buzz for Fantasy Golf
A unique new fantasy golf is giving golf fans an opportunity to test their major tournament prediction skills for the chance to win some major prizes.
Caddy for a Cure with LPGA Star Natalie Gulbis
Caddy For A Cure, Inc. is offering the professional golf opportunity of a lifetime to go inside the ropes at the LPGA Championship and be Natalie Gulbis’ caddie for a day.
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Who Says Golf Isn’t a Contact Sport?
According to one recent study, during a two-year period, close to 40 per cent of amateur golfers suffered a traumatic or overuse injury.
Here’s a Quick Way to Fix Your Golf Swing Faults
A relatively new field of study is now gaining popularity that can help you understand and correct your biomechanical faults, while lowering your golf score.
