If it’s love you’re after and you want to find the perfect golf partner, have a look at TEEforeTWO.co.uk. This online dating site links up single golfers all over the UK looking for love on the fairways as well as people just looking for new golf buddies.

Whether a single handicapper or beginner, TEEforeTWO is an easily-accessible online social forum where you can meet like-minded individuals who simply love to play golf and share common interests.

TEEforeTWO’s establishment joins a trend towards niche networking websites that wipe out the need to spend hours trawling through hundreds of profiles to find someone with the one common thing that they most enjoy – golf!

By joining TEEforeTWO, members can play more golf, improve their game, experience new golf courses and in the process meet new people in a relaxed and safe environment and at the same time, enjoy a round of golf.

Already, TEEforeTWO has already attracted hundreds of registrations from all regions of the UK and Ireland from golfers of all handicaps and ages (ranging from 23 to 71 years old).

Part of the attraction of joining TEEforeTWO is that its founders, Janet Rampton and Michael Rayment, set up golf days for members at top quality courses around the country such as Knaresborough, New Zealand, Old Thorns, Sunningdale Ladies and The Duke’s St Andrews Golf Clubs.

Membership of TEEforeTWO is free of charge – there is a simple registration process involved – and allows users to view other members’ profiles, as well as the general member benefits. However, those wishing to interact with other individuals will need to upgrade their membership and pay a subscription fee, which costs from as little as £6.88 per month.

The proof as they say is in the pudding and already numerous members of TEEforeTWO have linked up and formed enjoyable and long-lasting relationships!

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With the Ryder Cup in Wales and the British dominance in the game of golf, we are hoping that with the game on such a ‘high’ that we can take time to remember one of the true forefathers of the European Tour and staunch  Ryder Cup player and Captain – Seve Ballesteros. Beyond doubt Seve has given pleasure to the sporting world with his cavalier approach to golf, Seve’s winning ways have inspired many of us to pick up a golf club and try to emulate his game.

Seve has had to face the greatest challenge of his life, brain cancer, a condition which affects many but is not widely reported. This is why Seve has established the Seve Ballesteros Foundation in partnership with Cancer Research UK, to raise money for life saving brain cancer research.

TPE Ltd and Langland Bay Golf Club are honoured to support Seve in this new challenge and proceeds raised through fundraising games and the auctions on the day will go to Cancer Research UK’s brain cancer research. The event will take place on 27^th August 2010. Sporting personalities include former Ryder Cup members Gordon Brand Jnr. and Paul Way. Amateur golf is supported by former Walker Cup player Neil Roderick. Rugby’s Players Player of the Year Shane Williams along with Welsh Internationals Huw Bennett and Jonathan Thomas. Footballers include Welsh International footballer John Hartson and Swansea FC Captain Allan Tate, who will be playing on the day.

Teams (of three) are invited on registering to play, to make a bid to have one of these top sportsmen as a part of their team on the day.

The day will be 18 hole stableford event followed by dinner and a Q&A with the sporting personalities. If you would like to support the Seve Ballesteros Foundation in partnership with Cancer Research UK by entering a team in the Sporting Legends golf event, becoming a sponsor or simply making a donation, please contact info@tpe-golf.com or call TPE on: 07515 033234.

The 27-year-old cantered to a seven-shot win – his first major triumph – at St Andrews with a final-round 71.

Lee Westwood was second at nine under, while Paul Casey faded to tied third.

“We had a chat in my home language Afrikaans. He said to stay calm, have a lot of fun and that the crowd was going to be on Paul’s side,” said Oosthuizen.

“Then [Player] told me the story when he played against Arnold Palmer when he won his first Masters. He said they wanted to throw stuff at me, but he was so focused on beating him in Augusta.

“It meant a lot him phoning me up. He’s just a great guy.”

Oosthuizen also praised compatriot Ernie Els, whose Foundation gave him his real start in golf, and wished happy birthday to Nelson Mandela on his 92nd birthday.

source: bbc

This year British Open’s winner will receive $1,29 million, so it is obvious the battle for winning the world’s best golf championship is intense.

42 year-old Andrew Colart made the news while it scorched round the Old Course in 66 yesterday and joined the players situated on 6 under par. After not long time ago he missed 16 cuts in a row, this accomplishment seems to delight him, and the crowds. His games while being a BBC reporter at Open were so bad before that he wanted to quit playing golf, however it seems that his decision was a good one.

On the other hand, Calcavecchia tries to finish what Greg Norman and Tom Watson, two senior golfers, started. Ricky Barnes shot 32 on the front 9 with a eagle at the 5th, however he only reached 71.

An amazing 66 in 1st round was pulled by 1995 Open winner – John Daly – a player that walked on the golf field with pink shirt, blue sweater, turquoise cap and lavender paisley pants, a delight for colours lovers.

Tiger Woods still tries to recover from its lately scandals he was involved in and opened with a 67. Phil Mickelson tried to play better after he made only one birdie in his opening round of 73 and played the first 12 holes at under two, getting his score into the red.

Last, but not least, South Africa’s player Louis Oosthuizen managed a 3-stroke lead in the second round today shooting a 5-under 67 for a 12-under 132 at the midway point of this championship. Rory McIlroy, Northern Ireland’s player went below Louis after hitting a 63 on Thursday. Louis seemed to have a lot of fun while he did 3 birdies in a row.

Although this year has not been such successful as the previous ones, both from a personal and competitional point of view, it seems that the video game that “bears” Tiger Woods’ name was introduced with new features that will please any golf fan (and video games fan) from around the world.

The Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 comes with a more realistic and much-challenging gameplay; variable wind, focus system and others are just a small bit of the new features that this game brings. Although over the Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 there are some significant improvements, the last version has not needed so much to be done while it was a great and impressive game.

As a new great addition, the Ryder Cup tournament will definitely create some buzz amongst golf fans. The audience crowds are creating exciting sounds, the atmosphere is well rendered and the time players will spend while trying to win this tournament will definitely increase with the possibility of saving the game only after each 18 holes round.

The True-Aim perspective removes the aiming circle, the Focus meter now adds a backspin hint and the experience points are new features that will help any virtual golfer improver his sports skills.

The Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 is a new hit that along with delivering to golf fans one of the best golf video games ever created will also fill Tiger Wood’s pockets while it receives a piece of  the revenues from this game’s sales.