BEIJING China’s most prominent university has decided golf is out of bounds. Peking University has shelved plans to build a practice green after a storm of criticism on the Internet and in Chinese media, the state-run Xinhua News Agency said Saturday. The university’s announcement in August that it would build a green prompted complaints that [...]
Entries from October 2006
Chinese university decides golf is out of bounds
October 28, 2006
Oakley sunglasses
October 27, 2006
A few months ago I was fortunate enough to win a pair of Oakley sunglasses. As a wearer of contact lenses I find glare, wind, dust, sand and pollen are major problems on a golf course.
Work starts on world’s first synthetic 18-hole golf course
October 27, 2006
DROUGHT ravaged Rockhampton will begin construction on the world’s first 18-hole synthetic golf course at Zilzie Bay on the Capricorn Coast next month. Built around a $12 million clubhouse, the par 70 Reef Palms course on the doorstep to the Great Barrier Reef will feature 18 synthetic greens and surrounds and 18 synthetic tee blocks. [...]
UST’s Frequency Filtered putter shaft is designed to improve feedback
October 26, 2006
UST’s Frequency Filtered putter shaft features high-modulus woven material that provides hoop strength and stiffness for better feel. The new Frequency Filtered putter shaft from United Sports Technologies is the first technological leap in putter development for more than 70 years, company officials said. The new shaft is the result of a joint venture between [...]
After the lord mayor’s show
October 26, 2006
For the South African men’s team who tee off on Thursday in Stellenbosch in pursuit of the Eisenhower Trophy, it’s a bit like having to take the stage after the Lord Mayor’s show. Ashleigh Simon, Kelli Shean and Stacy Bregman, their heroic women compatriots, have left some giant-sized footsteps to follow after shaking the world [...]
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