Articles Archive for November 2008
Golf Tips & Lessons »
I absolutely despise practicing at ranges that have mats. As we all know, finding a driving range that actually has real grass is now the exception. While I understand the motivation for driving ranges to move away from the maintenance and cost of keeping a grass range, it doesn’t make me feel any better about having to hit from synthetic astro-turf and 5 inch rubber tees. I’m convinced that my game gets worse after long sessions hitting from mats. I have however found a couple simple tricks that will make …
Golf Games »
I was recently contacted by the guys over at World Golf Tour about demoing and reviewing their new online golf game. Let me start by saying I’ve played almost every golf video game that’s come down the line. From the original “Golf” on the first generation Nintendo system, all the way through the Tiger Woods PGA Golf series, I like to consider myself somewhat of a Golf Video Game aficionado. So needless to say I was excited to have a look at a golf game claiming to have HD quality …
General Golf Talk »
I ran across this article over at Fox Sports on MSN. It seems so unbelievable I just had to share it.
Central Illinois amateur golfer Curt Hocker is on a roll. Five rolls, to be exact.
Ask anyone at the El Paso Golf Club, where the 22-year-old has recorded five holes-in-one in the last week, including two on Saturday.
In this year alone, Hocker has seven aces — five on par-4s — and two other double eagles.
I don’t know what to think,” said Hocker, who works in the club’s pro shop. “After each …
The Big Break »
I have to be honest, this week’s Big Break was rather uninteresting, other than the antics of “We hit it hard, that’s what we do” David of the “David & Sally show. Still the weakest team on the show if you ask me. It definitely appears that the rest of the players are starting to get a little pissed with his attitude and mouthiness. Ok, he hit a couple good shots to keep his team in a relatively safe spot from the next elimination challenge, but I can’t see those …
Golf Courses, PGA Tour News »
Augusta National will be shorter for the Masters next year — but only by 10 yards on the scorecard, with the option to trim off a few more yards depending on the weather.
Some have expressed criticism that a longer Augusta National has taken away some of the excitement, chairman Billy Payne announced Tuesday only minor changes to the home of the Masters.
The back of the first tee was moved forward seven yards, primarily to help the movement of the gallery between the tee and the putting green. The official scorecard …







