Archive | March, 2008

Cleveland’s clever Golf Bag

Cleveland has launched a new high-tech Golf Bag which includes technology that counts the number of clubs.  The V-14 includes electronic sensors (or “club count technology” as Cleveland is calling it) which takes stock of the number of clubs and will alert the player when one has not been replaced. Cleveland say the bag will be [...]

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Lorena Ochoa and Ernie Els Triumph

The world’s top woman’s golfer, Lorena Ochoa was in a class of her own as she claimed the HSBC Women’s Champions tournament, held in Singapore, by an incredible 11 shots. In her first tournament of the year the Mexican posted a four-under 68 to finish the at 20-under 268. Ochoa led from start to finish at the [...]

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Monty sweats it out

Colin Montgomerie will be studying the world rankings more closely than most, after his participation in India came to an abrupt end at the Johnny Walker Classic.  Monty could only manage rounds of 74 and 76 to leave him trailing at the back of the field.  After success in reaching the last 16 at the [...]

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Key Reasons to get a Golf Handicap

Most players who take golf lessons from me don’t have an official golf handicap. That comes as no surprise to me since most recreational golfers don’t have a golf handicap anyways. Of the more than 26 million golfers in the United States (adults who played at least one round of golf during a season), less [...]

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March 2008, Golfing Calendar

March 2008 5th – 7th European Seniors Tour: DGM Barbados Open, Royal Westmoreland , Barbados. 6th – 9th European Challenge Tour: Tusker Kenya Open, Karen GC, Nairobi, Kenya. 6th – 9th European/Asian Tour: Maybank Malaysian Open, Kota Permai GC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 6th – 9th USPGA FedEx: PODS Championship, Innisbrook Resort & Golf Club (Copperhead [...]

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