Seen that? - How to Lower Your Score - In the Winter!

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How to Lower Your Score - In the Winter! Eagle Par Birdie

Well, fellow golfers, Happy New Year!! May we record more eagles, pars and birdies in `07 than in `06 (I'd settle for less double bogeys, myself)! Many of us here in North America have a little golf "down-time" for the next few months due to the onset of winter. Or do we? My swing instructor, Mark Greenwood, Director of Instruction (Canada) for Swing Machine Golf has some very sound thoughts on that [...] Read More


A Humbling Experience Revisited Eagle Par Birdie

Last week, I wrote about my "tune-up" lesson with teaching pro, Mark Greenwood of Swing Machine Golf Canada. It elicited a few interesting comments from readers. Dave wrote: "That's the problem with most recreational golfers, even the ones that consider themselves "serious players"; they would not be able to stomach the pain of stripping it all down. Mentally or physically. The ego says, 'Hey, I know what the deal is here, one [...] Read More


A Real Teaching Pro Eagle Par Birdie

Courtesy: Bodog Nation A couple of things conspired this week to remind me of the importance of the short game in golf. The first event occurred earlier this week. I was in attendance at Angus Glen golf club in Toronto, site of next month's Canadian Open (the week after The Open in Britain) where Davis Love conducted a press conference. Love and his design team have wrought significant changes to the North Course [...] Read More


Winter Driving Tips carzz.org

By Gunnar Heinrich It's winter in the northern hemisphere and us New English in the Northeastern United States just got pounded by a major snow storm. Power outages. Highways closed. Stranded cars. You get the picture. We go through this initial shock of winter each and every December when the cold weather hits hard enough to cause good amounts of frozen precipitation. Anyway, it's time for a refresher course on driving in [...] Read More


Golf Made Easier With RFID The RFID Weblog

This is boon for me and fellow golfers. Whenever I go out to play golf the biggest problem I face is searching for the balls because my shots always go haywire. I probably think that keeping in mind players like me a company has come up with golf balls embedded with RFID chips. These balls from RadarGolf help in tracking the balls when they get lost while playing. Not only [...] Read More