Golf News & Reviews

Golf ball reviews are important because when you look at the manufacturer’s data for their golf balls, you don’t get much information. You might just get the golf ball construction type and some general description, but how do you know if they are the best golf balls for you?

It is essential to know certain facts about the golf balls you are planning to buy so that you get the best golf balls for your game. If you are a beginner, you might want more distance and you probably don’t want a lot of spin. More experienced players know what golf balls they need but they want more information so that they can make a more informed buying decision.

Knowing your strong and weak points is important when choosing the right golf ball; you have to get the right compression and the golf balls spin rate to suit your game. But you need more than the manufacturers description of “good feel” or “more distance.” That is where golf ball reviews come in handy.

Just out on the market is the 2008 Golf Ball Comparison ratings report. There are other golf ball comparisons guides but they are all quite subjective. The golf ball reviews you will find in this report are based on actual data and tests.

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Bite into some peachy bargains in the Dogwood City. Here’s a guide to Atlanta on three different bankrolls.

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With eight courses to choose from, deciding where to tee it up at Pinehurst Golf Resort can seem like a daunting task, but it’s really quite simple. While all of the Pinehurst golf courses are worthwhile (they don’t call it “the American St. Andrews” for nothing), the even-numbered courses, as a group, are the best bets. After No. 2, the Donald Ross masterpiece that hosted the U.S. Open in 1999 and 2005, our first choice would be No. 4, a Tom Fazio design whose every hole offers unique variety, beauty…and challenge. It’s dotted with 180 sand traps, most of which are small pot bunkers clustered near fairway landing areas, at the bends of doglegs, and around the greens. (continued at www.GolfVacationInsider.com)

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We are now buying golf clubs and golf balls on line, so why not buy golf shoes online too. If you know your golf shoe size and width then there is no reason why you can’t buy golf shoes online.

One of the major benefits when shopping online for golf shoes is the huge choice that is available. The other benefit is that you can find golf shoes online cheaper as they don’t have high overheads like a brick and mortar shop.

Today, I will be reviewing Golf Shoes Only, who have the largest inventory of golf shoes online. In fact, if you go to buy golf shoes at Golf Shoes Only, you will be faced with a choice of 40,000 pairs!

Golf Shoes Only are the online part of Golf Shoe Centers Of America, one of the largest golf shoe stores in the US. Apart from their online presence, Golf Shoes Only has a retail store based in Myrtle Beach. Their company has been selling golf shoes for more than ten years online and their parent company has 85 years retail experience in the golf business.

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Here are your best bets if you’re visiting Nevada, the Bay Area or Cincinnati.

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I have reviewed other golf fitness training books and resources before on this blog. Today, I will be reviewing an ebook called Golf Fitness Experts which will give you not just a golf fitness plan but the most complete golf fitness resource available to take your game to a whole new level.

What makes this golf fitness guide different than all the rest is that you get professional guidance from not one but seven top golf experts. Not only do you learn the best golf fitness plan, you will learn mental coaching techniques, golf swing drills, and actual day to day action plans from the seven experts.

Here is a quick resume of the seven experts:

Kai Fusser is a nationally recognized Personal Trainer and Sports Nutritionist. He is currently the coach and trainer to some of the worlds top performing athletes including Annika Sorenstam. His versatile and effective program is now being used by more than 20 Tour, Junior and Collegiate level players.

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Considering a Vermont golf vacation this summer? Given the unadvertised special we just came across, perhaps you should. The Stowe Mountain Lodge (stowemountainlodge.com) in Stowe, Vt. — a Vermont golf resort opening in July, complete with a promising new, 18-hole, Bob Cupp-designed golf course — is offering a near 50 percent discount off of its “studio” level room rates this summer. (continued at www.GolfVacationInsider.com)

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