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Golf Tools, Gearing up nicely for Golfing
by Khaled Naser
Like all other sports, golf needs that you are geared up with the best equipments to properly play the game. This paper gives you an idea of the standard golf tools one requires to be able to learn and play golf properly.
For the novice, the main golf tool is a golf ball. Golf balls are dimpled tiny balls, use in to play golf. They are dimpled to go far when driven by golf clubs.
Also another important golf tool is a golf club or golf driver. Golf drivers come in too many varieties. This is because a golf course has too many kinds of landscapes and different golf clubs are required to make the best drive. Depending on the landscape, if sand, grass or cement, a golf club is important to make the perfect drive. Expert golfers usually have a case or two of golf clubs to cater to their golf requirements. Most golf stores and sports tool store sell golf clubs. Some golf clubs are sold in sets while other are sold alone.
To take care of your golf equipment, such as your golf club, a golf bag golf club cover is important. A golf bag will, for sure, hold your golf club in one place and will make it more easy for your caddy to bring your many golf clubs. Golf bags can also hold golf balls and also other golf equipment such as water bottle to quench your thirst while under the beautiful sun or extra shirt or your regular shoes. On the other hand, a golf club cover covers the edge of your golf club. This is done so to protect your golf club from unwanted scratches and dents. Dents can cause your drive to go from good to bad. Dents in golf clubs can affect the drive of your golf ball. With these golf tools, you can take care of the state of your club and your rich sport.
One golf tool that you also need to invest on is a nice pair of golf shoes. Golf shoes are different from standard rubber shoes or jogging shoes. Golf shoes are made to walk on greens - the type where the sport is played. Golf shoes usually have pointed rubber under the soles to grip the earth and sand under your feet. This way, unnecessary shaking or moving is prevented. This is useful because shaking can cause you to not hit the golf ball or to hit the golf ball in the wrong way. If you plan to play good golf a nice pair of golf shoes is a important golf tool to add up to your list. Choose one that is sturdy yet comfortable enough for you to walk into. Golf is a sport that requires walking from one hole to the other or to where your ball goes (you can not use golf carts on the greens) and thus, if your golf shoes are no good, you would have a hard time playing your game.
A golf tool usually provided by most golf courses (aside from the golf ball) is the tee. The tee is the tiny pin like thing that you punch to the ground to stand your ball into. The tee is use in teeing off (the start of your first drive) thus the name.
The most great golf tool ever created (for me, that is) is the golf cart. Golf carts can take you from one hole to the other, though as I said earlier they are not allowed on the greens, they still lessen the burden of having to walk under the hot sun. This golf equipment can be acquired from golf courses. Golf players are normally made to use golf tool such as this to give them a good and easier time playing the game.
Many specialty shops and sport shops offer golf tools. The internet is also a great source of golf equipment. Used golf tools are even auctioned off the internet, if you are on a tight budget. Check out your golf shop, sports shop, specialty shops, E-bay or Yahoo! for your golf equipment requirements.
About the author:
Khaled Naser is working in Engineering for several years and has been writing for quite some time. His article directory at Team77.com carries a lot of useful articles and reviews.
Golf Snippets
GE Bluetooth Home Stereo Transmitter and Receiver
By gcasey
The GE Bluetooth� Home Stereo Transmitter and Receiver easily connects to any stereo via RCA jacks (3.5mm adapters included- ipod adapters?) A few minutes and your old Radio Shack clunker of a stereo you got when you graduated high ...
GadgetGrid - http://www.gadgetgrid.com
Hot Product: Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter with Kodak
E-Gear - Philadelphia,PA,USA
Individuals with a Premier membership at KODAK Gallery can use the Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter for automatic picture uploads and full-resolution online ...
See all stories on this topic
Optimus Mini goes Bluetooth wireless
SlashGear - Scottsdale,AZ,USA
Thus one will be able to have AC-powered wireless PC informer anywhere within the Bluetooth range� Art Lebedev blog You can see our earlier coverage of ...
See all stories on this topic
CSR Creates BlueVox2, the Five-Buck Bluetooth Headset Chip
Gizmodo Australia - Sydney,NSW,Australia
CSR, the UK-based company with over 50 percent of the market share of Bluetooth products, has created BlueVox2, a cheap mono headset with low power ...
See all stories on this topic
Headline News About Golf
Direct from the Tour: The Presidents Cup - Final Day
Sun, 25 Sep 2005 00:00:00 GMT
Direct from the Tour: The Presidents Cup - Final Day. Watch Chris DiMarco, Davis Love III and Kenny Perry.
No dropped shots but Casey still drops out
Sun, 24 Feb 2008 00:00:01 +0000
<p>Paul Casey did not drop a shot at the WGC Match Play Championship on Friday, but that didn't stop him from losing. Casey bowed out at the hands of KJ Choi in their third-round match at Dove Mountain and – with Colin Montgomerie also losing – the quarter-finals became a British-free zone.</p>
Dennis Gerhart and Tom Brady Go Back-to-Back
Tue, 20 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMT
The Golf Fitness Academy Presented by Titleist Gets You Started in the Gym, Tonight on The Golf Channel
Mon, 18 Jul 2005 00:00:00 GMT
womens golf clubs
golf swing
clone golf clubs
¶ 11:18 PM 0 comments
Featured Golf Article
This is the secret you've been searching for. The
Golf Swing Secret...get it today!
Golf Tools, Gearing up nicely for Golfing
by Khaled Naser
Like all other sports, golf needs that you are geared up with the best equipments to properly play the game. This paper gives you an idea of the standard golf tools one requires to be able to learn and play golf properly.
For the novice, the main golf tool is a golf ball. Golf balls are dimpled tiny balls, use in to play golf. They are dimpled to go far when driven by golf clubs.
Also another important golf tool is a golf club or golf driver. Golf drivers come in too many varieties. This is because a golf course has too many kinds of landscapes and different golf clubs are required to make the best drive. Depending on the landscape, if sand, grass or cement, a golf club is important to make the perfect drive. Expert golfers usually have a case or two of golf clubs to cater to their golf requirements. Most golf stores and sports tool store sell golf clubs. Some golf clubs are sold in sets while other are sold alone.
To take care of your golf equipment, such as your golf club, a golf bag golf club cover is important. A golf bag will, for sure, hold your golf club in one place and will make it more easy for your caddy to bring your many golf clubs. Golf bags can also hold golf balls and also other golf equipment such as water bottle to quench your thirst while under the beautiful sun or extra shirt or your regular shoes. On the other hand, a golf club cover covers the edge of your golf club. This is done so to protect your golf club from unwanted scratches and dents. Dents can cause your drive to go from good to bad. Dents in golf clubs can affect the drive of your golf ball. With these golf tools, you can take care of the state of your club and your rich sport.
One golf tool that you also need to invest on is a nice pair of golf shoes. Golf shoes are different from standard rubber shoes or jogging shoes. Golf shoes are made to walk on greens - the type where the sport is played. Golf shoes usually have pointed rubber under the soles to grip the earth and sand under your feet. This way, unnecessary shaking or moving is prevented. This is useful because shaking can cause you to not hit the golf ball or to hit the golf ball in the wrong way. If you plan to play good golf a nice pair of golf shoes is a important golf tool to add up to your list. Choose one that is sturdy yet comfortable enough for you to walk into. Golf is a sport that requires walking from one hole to the other or to where your ball goes (you can not use golf carts on the greens) and thus, if your golf shoes are no good, you would have a hard time playing your game.
A golf tool usually provided by most golf courses (aside from the golf ball) is the tee. The tee is the tiny pin like thing that you punch to the ground to stand your ball into. The tee is use in teeing off (the start of your first drive) thus the name.
The most great golf tool ever created (for me, that is) is the golf cart. Golf carts can take you from one hole to the other, though as I said earlier they are not allowed on the greens, they still lessen the burden of having to walk under the hot sun. This golf equipment can be acquired from golf courses. Golf players are normally made to use golf tool such as this to give them a good and easier time playing the game.
Many specialty shops and sport shops offer golf tools. The internet is also a great source of golf equipment. Used golf tools are even auctioned off the internet, if you are on a tight budget. Check out your golf shop, sports shop, specialty shops, E-bay or Yahoo! for your golf equipment requirements.
About the author:
Khaled Naser is working in Engineering for several years and has been writing for quite some time. His article directory at Team77.com carries a lot of useful articles and reviews.
Golf Snippets
GE Bluetooth Home Stereo Transmitter and Receiver
By gcasey
The GE Bluetooth� Home Stereo Transmitter and Receiver easily connects to any stereo via RCA jacks (3.5mm adapters included- ipod adapters?) A few minutes and your old Radio Shack clunker of a stereo you got when you graduated high ...
GadgetGrid - http://www.gadgetgrid.com
Hot Product: Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter with Kodak
E-Gear - Philadelphia,PA,USA
Individuals with a Premier membership at KODAK Gallery can use the Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter for automatic picture uploads and full-resolution online ...
See all stories on this topic
Optimus Mini goes Bluetooth wireless
SlashGear - Scottsdale,AZ,USA
Thus one will be able to have AC-powered wireless PC informer anywhere within the Bluetooth range� Art Lebedev blog You can see our earlier coverage of ...
See all stories on this topic
CSR Creates BlueVox2, the Five-Buck Bluetooth Headset Chip
Gizmodo Australia - Sydney,NSW,Australia
CSR, the UK-based company with over 50 percent of the market share of Bluetooth products, has created BlueVox2, a cheap mono headset with low power ...
See all stories on this topic
Headline News About Golf
Direct from the Tour: The Presidents Cup - Final Day
Sun, 25 Sep 2005 00:00:00 GMT
Direct from the Tour: The Presidents Cup - Final Day. Watch Chris DiMarco, Davis Love III and Kenny Perry.
No dropped shots but Casey still drops out
Sun, 24 Feb 2008 00:00:01 +0000
<p>Paul Casey did not drop a shot at the WGC Match Play Championship on Friday, but that didn't stop him from losing. Casey bowed out at the hands of KJ Choi in their third-round match at Dove Mountain and – with Colin Montgomerie also losing – the quarter-finals became a British-free zone.</p>
Dennis Gerhart and Tom Brady Go Back-to-Back
Tue, 20 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMT
The Golf Fitness Academy Presented by Titleist Gets You Started in the Gym, Tonight on The Golf Channel
Mon, 18 Jul 2005 00:00:00 GMT
womens golf clubs
golf swing
clone golf clubs
Labels: beginners golf training aids
Golf Gifts Information
Our Featured Golf Article
This is the secret you've been searching for. The
Golf Swing Secret...get it today!
Golf - how to get started?
By: Frank Peter
Golf is a great game: sometimes rewarding, often frustrating but highly addictive. Getting started in it is actually not so difficult, and hopefully this article can help you avoid some of the common pitfalls.
The very first steps.
The biggest mistake by people wanting to start in golf is to rush out and buy a brand new set of shiny and expensive golf clubs. While they are nice to look at you should keep in mind that today�s golf equipment comes in great varieties to cater for different golfing types and abilities. Since you're just starting out you do not know which set fits you best. Just imagine the envious looks you get at the driving range when you come with your $2000 set, and the subsequent laughter when you try and just 'hack away' - not worth the embarrassment! Once you spend a few hundred or even thousand $$ on a set that doesn't suit your style you're stuck with it or you have to sell it to somebody else at a loss.
If you feel you want your own clubs get a half set. This generally comprises five irons and perhaps two woods and a putter. Usually the irons are the odd numbers 3,5,7,9 and wedge. These clubs are more than enough to get you started.
A better alternatively: most Driving Ranges will have clubs for hire, so you can try out a few different ones. You can also borrow one or two clubs from a friend. The shortest iron (nine iron) or a wedge are the best clubs to start, practicing with it will give you the feeling of hitting the ball in the air and should be fairly straight forward.
Where to get golf clubs?
Most Pro shops and driving ranges sell second hand clubs. They will also be able to offer you advice and let you try some clubs out. Alternatively, nearly all driving ranges will have clubs for hire if you want to have a go without committing to a set until you get the hang of it. Or ask other people at the driving range, you will soon find out that many have another set of clubs at home because they made the exact same mistakes I mentioned above. Make sure you try before you buy, if they fit (and only if they fit!) you can often get them for a steal. Make use of these opportunities, and also take a look at our website �LearnAboutGolf.com� as to how to choose a club. I again stress that you need to have a basic understanding on which club suits you reasonably well before you buy. DO NOT buy expensive brands at this stage.
"I want to play, I want to play!"
As hard as it will be to contain yourself, don't even contemplate going anywhere near a golf course. Golf is technically quite demanding, and without at least some basic training you'll end up with a lot of frustration. You've seen the top players on TV loosing their cool in frustration, imagine how you will feel if not even a single shot goes where you want it to. Besides, the other people having to wait for you will also not be happy.
As a beginner at the great game of golf, start off at a driving range, take at least four or five lessons, learn the fundamentals, progress to a 9 hole course and eventually venture out into the great unknown of an 18 hole golf course. Believe me, it will be a lot more fun for you and those around you if you follow this path.
Where to get lessons?
You will meet plenty of people at the range who will teach you the 'innermost secrets' of golf. Fact is that most of them have started playing not long before you. So the answer to the above question is: go to a Professional. As you have seen on TV, even the world�s top players have a coach. Tiger Woods, probably the best golfer the world, still takes lessons. Certified Golf Professionals are the only people qualified to teach you how to play the game. Lessons from a Pro will cost you money but will be the best investment you'll ever make. Taking the advise from the 'know-it-all' people at the range will likely screw-up your game at the very early stage, and it will take a long time to correct the faults later.
The two places to get golf lessons are at driving ranges and golf clubs. You don't have to be a member of a club to get a lesson from the Pro. You bring in money, so they will be glad to help. The usual cost is about $25-40 per 45 min, but you will get reductions for a block booking. If you are a bit on the budget see if they do group bookings, those are also cheaper than individual lessons.
What else to do?
Books and videos can be invaluable in learning the basics. To build a sound golf swing you will need the three fundamentals: Grip, Stance and Posture. There are some very good books and videos on the market that will help you to establish the three fundamentals. And watch the Pro's on the TV, or better still video them and play back in slow motion, you'll learn a lot this way. Don't get blinded by too much science, you're still a beginner. Stick to Grip, Stance and Posture and you'll be on your way. Take a look at the golf tips and golf lessons on our website �LearnAboutGolf.com� for some advice as well.
Summary
1.Don't waste your money on expensive clubs until you have reached a basic level of competency.
2.Don't go near a Golf Course, again until you have reached a basic level.
3.Get lessons from a qualified professional.
4.Learn the three fundamentals
5.Watch the Pro's.
6.Practice.
7.Learn the rules of golf and the basic golf etiquette .
I hope that this article has been of some help to avoid costly mistakes many people made, including myself. Follow the above basics and you are on your way to all the fun (and frustration) golf can offer. Enjoy!
Frank Peter is the webmaster of learnaboutgolf.com where he offers valuable tips for beginners and intermediates in Golf. To find more advice, lessons and resources to help you succeed in your game, visit: www.learnaboutgolf.com
Let's Talk About Golf
Plantation's new golf shop to open March 15
Bizjournals.com - Charlotte,NC,USA
Three-and-a-half years after an electrical fire destroyed a golf cart barn at the Plantation at Ponte Vedra, the gated community is preparing for the grand ...
See all stories on this topic
Women Like Sports, Including Golf
By Patricia(Patricia)
April has interviewed a variety of athletes and afficianados including: surfers Shayne and Shannon McIntyre, WFL professional Amanda Garcia and Greg Shaw of Tatoo Golf, the edgy apparel company. Ms DeLancy is a golfer too, and an astute ...
Golf Girl's Diary - http://thegolfgirl.blogspot.com/
Golf Photo Wire
ESPN - USA
... saving par in the second round of the Toshiba Classic Champions Tour golf tournament at Newport Beach Country Club in Newport Beach, Calif., Saturday, ...
See all stories on this topic
Let Tiger Carry Your Golf Bag
By Chris
If being on the same golf course at the same time as Tiger Woods (and not limited to a spectator gallery) is one of your motivators, Buick has obviously been thinking of you. The official site has much, much more about the Teeing-Off ...
Intentional Foul - http://www.intentionalfoul.com
Arjun Atwal Moves Forward in Golf and Life
By Neil Sagebiel
Not that golf is that important in the scheme of things, but yesterday�s conclusion to the Malaysian Open should help Atwal move forward. The Indian pro caught leader and defending champion Peter Hedblom of Sweden and beat him on the ...
Down the Middle - http://mvn.com/golf
Today's Golf News
Calf Flexibility
Mon, 03 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMT
Calf flexibility would have to top my list of the most influential muscle that can alter a golfer’s swing and is usually totally overlooked.
From Tee to Green and Tour to Tour
Mon, 23 Apr 2007 00:00:00 GMT
Titleist Ambassador Nick Watney Joins 2007 PGA TOUR Winners' Circle
<BR>
Jay Haas Captures Champions Tour Title in Playoff
Nelson tournament will be played on redesigned course
Fri, 14 Mar 2008 23:47:11 GMT
The Byron Nelson Championship will be played on one course for the first time since 1993.
PGA Tour and Four Seasons Resort officials said Friday the TPC course will be ready for the April 23-27 tournament after an $8 million redesign that began after last year's event.
"So many parties have pulled together under challenging weather conditions to get the course ready and make this announcement possible," said Henry Hughes, the PGA Tour's chief of operations.
Breakthrough Performance
Mon, 13 Feb 2006 00:00:00 GMT
Arron Oberholser Captures First PGA TOUR Crown Trusting Titleist from Tee-to-Green
golf putters | golf drivers | golf irons
¶ 9:46 PM 56 comments
Our Featured Golf Article
This is the secret you've been searching for. The
Golf Swing Secret...get it today!
Golf - how to get started?
By: Frank Peter
Golf is a great game: sometimes rewarding, often frustrating but highly addictive. Getting started in it is actually not so difficult, and hopefully this article can help you avoid some of the common pitfalls.
The very first steps.
The biggest mistake by people wanting to start in golf is to rush out and buy a brand new set of shiny and expensive golf clubs. While they are nice to look at you should keep in mind that today�s golf equipment comes in great varieties to cater for different golfing types and abilities. Since you're just starting out you do not know which set fits you best. Just imagine the envious looks you get at the driving range when you come with your $2000 set, and the subsequent laughter when you try and just 'hack away' - not worth the embarrassment! Once you spend a few hundred or even thousand $$ on a set that doesn't suit your style you're stuck with it or you have to sell it to somebody else at a loss.
If you feel you want your own clubs get a half set. This generally comprises five irons and perhaps two woods and a putter. Usually the irons are the odd numbers 3,5,7,9 and wedge. These clubs are more than enough to get you started.
A better alternatively: most Driving Ranges will have clubs for hire, so you can try out a few different ones. You can also borrow one or two clubs from a friend. The shortest iron (nine iron) or a wedge are the best clubs to start, practicing with it will give you the feeling of hitting the ball in the air and should be fairly straight forward.
Where to get golf clubs?
Most Pro shops and driving ranges sell second hand clubs. They will also be able to offer you advice and let you try some clubs out. Alternatively, nearly all driving ranges will have clubs for hire if you want to have a go without committing to a set until you get the hang of it. Or ask other people at the driving range, you will soon find out that many have another set of clubs at home because they made the exact same mistakes I mentioned above. Make sure you try before you buy, if they fit (and only if they fit!) you can often get them for a steal. Make use of these opportunities, and also take a look at our website �LearnAboutGolf.com� as to how to choose a club. I again stress that you need to have a basic understanding on which club suits you reasonably well before you buy. DO NOT buy expensive brands at this stage.
"I want to play, I want to play!"
As hard as it will be to contain yourself, don't even contemplate going anywhere near a golf course. Golf is technically quite demanding, and without at least some basic training you'll end up with a lot of frustration. You've seen the top players on TV loosing their cool in frustration, imagine how you will feel if not even a single shot goes where you want it to. Besides, the other people having to wait for you will also not be happy.
As a beginner at the great game of golf, start off at a driving range, take at least four or five lessons, learn the fundamentals, progress to a 9 hole course and eventually venture out into the great unknown of an 18 hole golf course. Believe me, it will be a lot more fun for you and those around you if you follow this path.
Where to get lessons?
You will meet plenty of people at the range who will teach you the 'innermost secrets' of golf. Fact is that most of them have started playing not long before you. So the answer to the above question is: go to a Professional. As you have seen on TV, even the world�s top players have a coach. Tiger Woods, probably the best golfer the world, still takes lessons. Certified Golf Professionals are the only people qualified to teach you how to play the game. Lessons from a Pro will cost you money but will be the best investment you'll ever make. Taking the advise from the 'know-it-all' people at the range will likely screw-up your game at the very early stage, and it will take a long time to correct the faults later.
The two places to get golf lessons are at driving ranges and golf clubs. You don't have to be a member of a club to get a lesson from the Pro. You bring in money, so they will be glad to help. The usual cost is about $25-40 per 45 min, but you will get reductions for a block booking. If you are a bit on the budget see if they do group bookings, those are also cheaper than individual lessons.
What else to do?
Books and videos can be invaluable in learning the basics. To build a sound golf swing you will need the three fundamentals: Grip, Stance and Posture. There are some very good books and videos on the market that will help you to establish the three fundamentals. And watch the Pro's on the TV, or better still video them and play back in slow motion, you'll learn a lot this way. Don't get blinded by too much science, you're still a beginner. Stick to Grip, Stance and Posture and you'll be on your way. Take a look at the golf tips and golf lessons on our website �LearnAboutGolf.com� for some advice as well.
Summary
1.Don't waste your money on expensive clubs until you have reached a basic level of competency.
2.Don't go near a Golf Course, again until you have reached a basic level.
3.Get lessons from a qualified professional.
4.Learn the three fundamentals
5.Watch the Pro's.
6.Practice.
7.Learn the rules of golf and the basic golf etiquette .
I hope that this article has been of some help to avoid costly mistakes many people made, including myself. Follow the above basics and you are on your way to all the fun (and frustration) golf can offer. Enjoy!
Frank Peter is the webmaster of learnaboutgolf.com where he offers valuable tips for beginners and intermediates in Golf. To find more advice, lessons and resources to help you succeed in your game, visit: www.learnaboutgolf.com
Let's Talk About Golf
Plantation's new golf shop to open March 15
Bizjournals.com - Charlotte,NC,USA
Three-and-a-half years after an electrical fire destroyed a golf cart barn at the Plantation at Ponte Vedra, the gated community is preparing for the grand ...
See all stories on this topic
Women Like Sports, Including Golf
By Patricia(Patricia)
April has interviewed a variety of athletes and afficianados including: surfers Shayne and Shannon McIntyre, WFL professional Amanda Garcia and Greg Shaw of Tatoo Golf, the edgy apparel company. Ms DeLancy is a golfer too, and an astute ...
Golf Girl's Diary - http://thegolfgirl.blogspot.com/
Golf Photo Wire
ESPN - USA
... saving par in the second round of the Toshiba Classic Champions Tour golf tournament at Newport Beach Country Club in Newport Beach, Calif., Saturday, ...
See all stories on this topic
Let Tiger Carry Your Golf Bag
By Chris
If being on the same golf course at the same time as Tiger Woods (and not limited to a spectator gallery) is one of your motivators, Buick has obviously been thinking of you. The official site has much, much more about the Teeing-Off ...
Intentional Foul - http://www.intentionalfoul.com
Arjun Atwal Moves Forward in Golf and Life
By Neil Sagebiel
Not that golf is that important in the scheme of things, but yesterday�s conclusion to the Malaysian Open should help Atwal move forward. The Indian pro caught leader and defending champion Peter Hedblom of Sweden and beat him on the ...
Down the Middle - http://mvn.com/golf
Today's Golf News
Calf Flexibility
Mon, 03 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMT
Calf flexibility would have to top my list of the most influential muscle that can alter a golfer’s swing and is usually totally overlooked.
From Tee to Green and Tour to Tour
Mon, 23 Apr 2007 00:00:00 GMT
Titleist Ambassador Nick Watney Joins 2007 PGA TOUR Winners' Circle
<BR>
Jay Haas Captures Champions Tour Title in Playoff
Nelson tournament will be played on redesigned course
Fri, 14 Mar 2008 23:47:11 GMT
The Byron Nelson Championship will be played on one course for the first time since 1993.
PGA Tour and Four Seasons Resort officials said Friday the TPC course will be ready for the April 23-27 tournament after an $8 million redesign that began after last year's event.
"So many parties have pulled together under challenging weather conditions to get the course ready and make this announcement possible," said Henry Hughes, the PGA Tour's chief of operations.
Breakthrough Performance
Mon, 13 Feb 2006 00:00:00 GMT
Arron Oberholser Captures First PGA TOUR Crown Trusting Titleist from Tee-to-Green
golf putters | golf drivers | golf irons
