September 16, 2009
As a sport, golf is considered to be very up market and expensive due to the kind of equipment required to play the game as well the continued expenditure that is necessary to continue playing it at a good level. This capital expense right at the outset and the prospect of recurring costs tends to put off people who wish to take to the game.
However not many people realize that it is not necessary to purchase top quality equipment upfront and can make a beginning with even second class golf accessories that are functional to get started. It is a question of finding the right place to source such equipment and that is where http://www.golfbargainfinder.com/ comes into the picture.
This site as the name suggests exposes you to the best bargains on golf equipment and the necessary accessories. All kinds of equipment suiting men, ladies and even juniors are on display at the site and it really does not matter whether you are a hard core golf professional or a struggling amateur just taking to the sport. The product reviews are very impartial and provide the right amount of information necessary for a golf enthusiast to take the right decision. Visitors to this site will find the range of equipment and prices ideal for their requirement and thanks to the very useful links this site shares with a number of golf equipment manufacturers and retailers, they can be sure of finding the right bargain.
This site truly is doing a fine job of promoting the wonderful game of golf and attempting to put to rest the misplaced perception that the game of golf is only for the wealthy.
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August 7, 2009
Golf is evolving with the changing times and many new forms are being adopted by many players. Recent addition of Stack & Tilt has raised good interest from golfing community. Many star players have started treating the new forms seriously. There are many good volumes of books being written for exploring the newest forms. Many experts like Andy Plummer have explored the new swing in details and have been instrumental in pushing it forward. Many players are trying to learn to play the new swing in their games.
There are some good difference between the traditional swing and new type of swing styles. The stack and tilt differs the way it would be played by an average player. It involves continuous changing the weight from one foot to another while using the golfing club. The results can vary from player to player but a player is going to achieve something which has never been seen by the world. A new form evolves from personal style and standard way of adopting the new forms. The latest form provides flatter swing with good balance of vertical and rotational movements.
Many Golf Articles are being written for players to help them learning the stack and tilt. Many magazines are also featuring the new addition and have provided good amount of information. Online journals and golf magazines are pushing it forward and sooner you may see new action in the golfing grounds. It is yet to be adopted by the star players and it might take longer time until this new form becomes a mainstream style for many young and older players.
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July 24, 2009
Wilson has always been depending heavily on the Wilson Di 7, especially in the mid price category. With the launch of the Di 9, the attempt is to upstage the Padraig Harrington range and regain some lost ground. This iron boasts of better width at the sole as compared to the Di 7 and the weight distribution is such that the sweet spot is at the toe end of the iron, providing for greater forgiveness. This is great news for a new golfer as it allows him to rectify any flaw in his hitting at the initial stage itself without having to invest in high end irons.
This Distance iron masterpiece, with its cavity weight positioned just behind the sweet spot can really give the ball a healthy strike and what’s more, its slim design gives it a much better and sleeker look as opposed to the Fat Shaft models.
Accuracy seems to be the driving force behind the design of the Di 9 looking at its mid – size head and since this presents a much better visual appeal, professionals do not mind opting for it. In terms of positioning, though it is considered as a game improvement tool, even mid- handicappers will like the playability it offers and would like to carry it in their bags.
The Di 9 has a much better feel thanks to the urethane insert that minimizes the sensitivity and vibration shooting up the shaft in case of a mishit and this again would be welcomed by amateur golfers as a good modification. Blister free zones and easy to grip features are other advantages. When you combine this with great looks, a glossy finish and a competitive price, the Di 9 is really something that cannot be ignored.
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April 17, 2009
If things go the way prominent individuals in the golf wants it, shortly, golf like gardening will be come and Olympic sport very shortly.
Tiger Woods and other top golfer yesterday put their names on a petition to Golf governing body asking that the sport is turned into and Olympic sport. Olympic officials were at the last Masters game in Augusta to speak to Golf officials and to watch the top gamers compete. No decision has been reach yet but there are Strong rumours around that Golf feature in the next Olympics after the 2012 games.
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April 14, 2009
One of the most prestigious championship golf competition in the world, the Masters in US came to a fascinating conclusion. The 73rd Masters saw some great competition, the one that dominated the best part of the event on Sunday final rounds was the duel between Phil Mikelson and Tiger Woods. Tiger Woods who has only recently return to competitive golf after a long absence due to injury eventually finished join 6th wit Phil Mickelson but the star and winner of the day was Angel Cabrera.
Angel Cabrera of Argentina beat Kenny Perry and Chad Campbell in a play-off to win the coveted green jacket. Perry, 48, looked a certain winner following a birdie at 16, but his game declined as he bogeyed each of the last two holes to finish on 12 under.
With Campbell (69) eliminated at the first extra hole, Cabrera (71) parred the second, the 10th, to win – after a wild approach from Perry (71).
Angel Cabrera who also won the US open in Oakmont in 2007.
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