Golf
Hank Haney: ESPN Golf Schools - Top Tips
Submitted by ijacksports on Fri, 02/29/2008 - 11:26am.Few people know golf as well as ESPN Golf Schools Dean of Instruction Hank Haney, and in this instructional release the popular radio and television personality brings the secrets of the pros to the everyday putter. Golfers of all ages and skill sets are invited to better their skills by viewing this comprehensive lesson offering tips on everything from playing in the rain to beating those pesky sand traps. Only $9.99 at www.ijacksports.com
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Fore! Wayward Tee Shot
Submitted by TheMayor on Wed, 12/26/2007 - 7:59pm.
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You're On The Tee With A.J. Ali as he hits a wayward tee shot. Tiger's got nothing on this. For sure.
Amy Hung -- LPGA Tour Golfer with Style!
Submitted by TheMayor on Tue, 11/27/2007 - 6:22pm.photo:
In addition to being one of the world's best golfers, Amy Hung has great fashion sense and aspires to be a designer.
Golf Report Live Shopping Mall
Submitted by GolfReportLive on Sun, 10/28/2007 - 6:50pm.Subhead:
Looking for a Golf Item - Take Yourself Shopping....
On-line shopping Mall - Pick from all the Golf products listed on Amazon.com. Keep your shopping simple.
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Golfer's Footprint (R) Swing Trainer
Submitted by GolfReportLive on Sun, 10/28/2007 - 6:43pm.Subhead:
The Standard for Teaching Ball Control (tm)
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Get on the right path this season with the award winning, patented Golfer’s Footprint® Swing Trainer. Recommended by top PGA, LPGA, and Natural Golf® instructors, the Golfer’s Footprint® Swing Trainer takes you back to the fundamentals of ball control that every pro uses. It’s easy – it’s fun – simply point and shoot! Go to www.GO-GFI.com to learn more.
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The Golfer's Footprint (r) Swing Trainer
Submitted by GolfReportLive on Sun, 10/28/2007 - 5:50pm.photo:
Golfer's Footprint in Action
Submitted by GolfReportLive on Sun, 10/28/2007 - 5:42pm.
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The patented Golfer's Footprint(r) Swing Trainer in Action - the standard in teaching ball control(tm)
It's All In The Club
Submitted by Redskinfan on Fri, 10/19/2007 - 10:41am.Subhead:
How To Lower Your Golf Score
We all know that golfers spent millions of dollars on golf clubs each year. Why? Most of the time it is because we want to improve our games and we believe these shiny new clubs will help us do that.
Do they? Is there really a difference in golf clubs? Do they really affect the way we play golf? Did the last new set of golf clubs you bought actually help you improve your game or are you playing about the same as you did before you bought them?
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