Hi,
My Golf has been parked up for a while and the battery has gone dead. The door and boot locks also won't work, and the bonnet is obviously shut and I can't release it to charge the battery without being in the car.
Any suggestions as to how I could get in (preferably without breaking anything), or get the bonnet open to charge the battery?How do I get into my Mk 3 VW Golf when the battery is dead? Central Locking not working?You should be able to get the car open with the key.How do I get into my Mk 3 VW Golf when the battery is dead? Central Locking not working?get a new car
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Where can i buy some cheap golf clubs for my sundays golfing?
Due to i am usually busy with my work , i only play golf on sundays.Now i want to buy some cheap golf clubs on Internet,but i don't know where i can to buy golf clubs with cheap price!who can recommend some online golf equipment shop?Thanks!Where can i buy some cheap golf clubs for my sundays golfing?I would like to suggest you to go to http://www.wholesalegolfsets.com. I just bought R11 Driver two weeks ago on http://www.wholesalegolfsets.com. It is one of the greatest drivers I have ever played with.It is very convenient for you to buy some golf equipment .Where can i buy some cheap golf clubs for my sundays golfing?I鈥檓 also a Sunday golfer who occasionally goes to the local course to have fun with my friends. I bought an X-22 set last year from cheapgolfforsale when it was discounted. This iron set was cheap there, and I still play with it on Sundays without any problem, a very good bargain! So I recommend this site to you.
How can I access the Fantasy golf message board from the Fantasy golf Home page?
There appears to be a link to the general fantasy golf message board on the home page, but it is blanked out and doesn't work.How can I access the Fantasy golf message board from the Fantasy golf Home page?Because the fantasy golf season is over. It will re-open in january 2008.
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How to measure speed of a golf ball?
How would one go about measuring the speed of a golf swing and golf ball?How to measure speed of a golf ball?You got me. I think there are some equipments for measure it.|||well is easy. just go to the local golf mega store. Go to the Edwin watts golf store or golfsmith. you can even go to the ***** at ur mall the should have the pro launch software there.
its just a three cameras around you that record you and tell you how solid and how fast you hit the ball. just tell them that you what to demo a few of the new drivers and compare them to ur regular driver. they'll let you swing any driver you want.How to measure speed of a golf ball?For the speed of the golf swing you would probably need a gun for that, but for the ball you could do total distance divided by total time|||You need a Pro Shop with proper equipment for telling swing speed, ball speed and spin on the ball. The proper equipment will tell you all of this. Check out http://modelgolf.com to find a location.How to measure speed of a golf ball?go to a community college in the physics dept. they might do something for you.|||a speed gun
its just a three cameras around you that record you and tell you how solid and how fast you hit the ball. just tell them that you what to demo a few of the new drivers and compare them to ur regular driver. they'll let you swing any driver you want.How to measure speed of a golf ball?For the speed of the golf swing you would probably need a gun for that, but for the ball you could do total distance divided by total time|||You need a Pro Shop with proper equipment for telling swing speed, ball speed and spin on the ball. The proper equipment will tell you all of this. Check out http://modelgolf.com to find a location.How to measure speed of a golf ball?go to a community college in the physics dept. they might do something for you.|||a speed gun
How do I stop the dashboard rattling in my Golf V?
I have a Golf V. There's a square ventilation grille on the top of the dashboard, for de-misting the windscreen. Problem is, it rattles all the time, even on smooth roads! It's very annoying. Has anyone else had this problem, and if so, is there a fix?How do I stop the dashboard rattling in my Golf V?If you can, remove it and use a little bit of clear Silicone on the bottom side of it. Let it dry, reinstall and it should have a snug fit.
Or get the Silicone tube and cut a small opening on the tip, and squeeze some around the sides, then wipe off the excess stuff.How do I stop the dashboard rattling in my Golf V?Is it still under warranty? If it is, take it back to the dealer!! Mine went back about four times, I threatened to take them to Trading Standards if nothing was done about it!! Hey presto! the car was virtually stripped down, but they cured that damned rattle!! Good luck!How do I stop the dashboard rattling in my Golf V?Take the grill off and lay down some dynomat, or any other sound deadening material and that should cure it.
Or get the Silicone tube and cut a small opening on the tip, and squeeze some around the sides, then wipe off the excess stuff.How do I stop the dashboard rattling in my Golf V?Is it still under warranty? If it is, take it back to the dealer!! Mine went back about four times, I threatened to take them to Trading Standards if nothing was done about it!! Hey presto! the car was virtually stripped down, but they cured that damned rattle!! Good luck!How do I stop the dashboard rattling in my Golf V?Take the grill off and lay down some dynomat, or any other sound deadening material and that should cure it.
Where can I find a good golf set for a beginner?
Hi, I'm starting to really get into golfing. I'm 20 years old, 6'3'' and 160 lbs. I'm also a righty. I'm not sure if all that matters but I figured I just let you guys know.
Anyways, I wanted to know your recommendations for a quality and inexpensive golf set for a beginner like me. Also, if you can include where I can find such a set, I'd appreciate it. Thank you.Where can I find a good golf set for a beginner?I would by a mid range set, but definently a name brand in case you want to resale. You could go to a shop and get fit for a set although I can tell you I play a pretty standard set up and I'm 6'2". You may want to hold off until after you play a little. Maybe get fit for your second set.
Go to a range and demo some clubs.
Get an easy set to hit that's forgiving. Stay away from blade style irons and go for cavity back. I like cobra for value and playability.
Once you settle on something check out ebay for the best deals. You can use this tool to find out what clubs sold for on Ebay...
http://valueguide.pga.com/
Once you get started playing check out this website to improve your game...
http://www.mobilegolfstats.com/|||I'd say to go to a pro shop and ask the service person to measure your swing/grip so you know whether or not you're too tall for a standard set, first. Then, once you have the necessary information, go to Ebay and price decent sets of clubs by watching the auctions to get a good idea of the norm; then decide which suits your tastes.
Before you spend hundreds of dollars on something that's not going to help you get better, get a set of used clubs that fit and then work on your stroke. 5 lessons will give you better feedback than 5 sets of clubs or 5 opinions...Where can I find a good golf set for a beginner?Because of your height, standard size clubs may not be comfortable for you. If they were, I'd say any big box retailer (in the US, Dick's, Sports Authority are but two of many) will have an inexpensive set you can buy.
You may want to go to a golf-specific store and see if you need to be fitted or not. If nothing else, you'd know your specs, and could then at least go the ebay route.|||Golf clubs can be so expensive but I found that Dick's Sporting Goods is perfect for good quality sets that can be affordable.
On there site there is a guide to buying a golf set.
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/info/i鈥?/a>
I liked this set.
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/produc鈥?/a>
Here is some info on the set in the link.
The DICK'S Sporting Goods Exclusive Acuity men's Voltage set includes a Ti-Matrix graphite-shafted driver, graphite-shafted 3 %26amp; 5 fairway wood, cavity-backed irons, and an alignment putter. It comes completed with headcovers and a cart bag with 4-way divider top and rain cover.
I like the color too!Where can I find a good golf set for a beginner?Inferno Titanium Complete Men's Golf Club Set with Bag ,
Designed for new golfers this package includes all the clubs needed to start playing and enjoy the game. This package is an excellent choice for players looking for their first set or looking to move up from "hand-me-down" clubs.|||My friend has just started playing golf and he bought a full set (including bag) from Costco for 拢100. Also, JJB Sports have some reasonably priced golf clubs|||try a used golf shop or ebay. and your probably going to want regular flex irons.|||I get my clubs at the site below
Anyways, I wanted to know your recommendations for a quality and inexpensive golf set for a beginner like me. Also, if you can include where I can find such a set, I'd appreciate it. Thank you.Where can I find a good golf set for a beginner?I would by a mid range set, but definently a name brand in case you want to resale. You could go to a shop and get fit for a set although I can tell you I play a pretty standard set up and I'm 6'2". You may want to hold off until after you play a little. Maybe get fit for your second set.
Go to a range and demo some clubs.
Get an easy set to hit that's forgiving. Stay away from blade style irons and go for cavity back. I like cobra for value and playability.
Once you settle on something check out ebay for the best deals. You can use this tool to find out what clubs sold for on Ebay...
http://valueguide.pga.com/
Once you get started playing check out this website to improve your game...
http://www.mobilegolfstats.com/|||I'd say to go to a pro shop and ask the service person to measure your swing/grip so you know whether or not you're too tall for a standard set, first. Then, once you have the necessary information, go to Ebay and price decent sets of clubs by watching the auctions to get a good idea of the norm; then decide which suits your tastes.
Before you spend hundreds of dollars on something that's not going to help you get better, get a set of used clubs that fit and then work on your stroke. 5 lessons will give you better feedback than 5 sets of clubs or 5 opinions...Where can I find a good golf set for a beginner?Because of your height, standard size clubs may not be comfortable for you. If they were, I'd say any big box retailer (in the US, Dick's, Sports Authority are but two of many) will have an inexpensive set you can buy.
You may want to go to a golf-specific store and see if you need to be fitted or not. If nothing else, you'd know your specs, and could then at least go the ebay route.|||Golf clubs can be so expensive but I found that Dick's Sporting Goods is perfect for good quality sets that can be affordable.
On there site there is a guide to buying a golf set.
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/info/i鈥?/a>
I liked this set.
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/produc鈥?/a>
Here is some info on the set in the link.
The DICK'S Sporting Goods Exclusive Acuity men's Voltage set includes a Ti-Matrix graphite-shafted driver, graphite-shafted 3 %26amp; 5 fairway wood, cavity-backed irons, and an alignment putter. It comes completed with headcovers and a cart bag with 4-way divider top and rain cover.
I like the color too!Where can I find a good golf set for a beginner?Inferno Titanium Complete Men's Golf Club Set with Bag ,
Designed for new golfers this package includes all the clubs needed to start playing and enjoy the game. This package is an excellent choice for players looking for their first set or looking to move up from "hand-me-down" clubs.|||My friend has just started playing golf and he bought a full set (including bag) from Costco for 拢100. Also, JJB Sports have some reasonably priced golf clubs|||try a used golf shop or ebay. and your probably going to want regular flex irons.|||I get my clubs at the site below
Does the club selected on a Golf Simulator affect the stats of the shot?
The golf simulator at the Golf Galaxy in Austin always shows a two iron being used and the shots I hit aren't the same shape of length of the normal shots I hit. For instance, I hit an 8 iron +/- 150 and when I do it on there it says my clubhead speed is 73. This can't be correct can it?Does the club selected on a Golf Simulator affect the stats of the shot?Golf simulators are notoriously inaccurate. They don't know what club you have in your hand, and they don't detect spin of the ball. At best they can determine ball speed and ball trajectory.Does the club selected on a Golf Simulator affect the stats of the shot?As the technology is improving day by day, the golf simulators are getting more advanced. You can check these golf simulators which might detect your club also .
http://www.bogolf.com
http://www.bogolf.com
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What is the average score on a 18 hole golf course for a fifteen year old?
I have been thinking about trying out for the golf team at my school this fall and i would like to see what other peoples opinions were. My average score for nine holes is about a 52.What is the average score on a 18 hole golf course for a fifteen year old?You have a long way to go. If you are going to be a freshman, to be the worst player on the team you need to be shooting atleast in the mid-to high 40s. I suggest you take some lessons over the summer and play golf at least a few times a week. Also to answer your question, I would say about any where from 80 to 90 if they have been playing for about a year or more.|||It never hurts to try, it really depends on how big your school is. You may be able to make the team, but if you have a big school you may have a harder time. Either way, you're doing the right thing, continue to practice and keep trying. Perhaps even if you don't make the team, the coach would allow you to practice with the team.
Keep up the hard work, you'll get there!What is the average score on a 18 hole golf course for a fifteen year old?im 17 now and average about a 39 or 40..but when i was 15 i was atleast averaging a 49 or 50 and i played high school..the very next year i took off baseball and played golf all year and got my average down to about literally a 37..now im back into baseball and my golf game is slowly drifting away..youll get better..keep practicing and you'll make it|||You should definitely try out; even if you're not spectacular in comparison to the other lads, playing in high school is a great way to lay a foundation for becoming much better in the future as you're forced to practice so much. Go for it!What is the average score on a 18 hole golf course for a fifteen year old?I am 15 and I average in the low to mid 40s. When I first started playin though I was in the low 50s, but I practiced and you can too if your practce. If you get down to around bogey golf you will probably make your jv team.|||i guess that is alright, I am 15 too and I shoot around 42 for 9 holes. Keep on playing and you will get a lot better in fact last year I shot like a 56 so if you keep working you will def. make the team next year|||Your score is average to low at best. You will need to shave 10 strokes per nine holes just to compete. Yo can do this though if you practice around the greens.battlefield 3 forums yamaha outboards
Keep up the hard work, you'll get there!What is the average score on a 18 hole golf course for a fifteen year old?im 17 now and average about a 39 or 40..but when i was 15 i was atleast averaging a 49 or 50 and i played high school..the very next year i took off baseball and played golf all year and got my average down to about literally a 37..now im back into baseball and my golf game is slowly drifting away..youll get better..keep practicing and you'll make it|||You should definitely try out; even if you're not spectacular in comparison to the other lads, playing in high school is a great way to lay a foundation for becoming much better in the future as you're forced to practice so much. Go for it!What is the average score on a 18 hole golf course for a fifteen year old?I am 15 and I average in the low to mid 40s. When I first started playin though I was in the low 50s, but I practiced and you can too if your practce. If you get down to around bogey golf you will probably make your jv team.|||i guess that is alright, I am 15 too and I shoot around 42 for 9 holes. Keep on playing and you will get a lot better in fact last year I shot like a 56 so if you keep working you will def. make the team next year|||Your score is average to low at best. You will need to shave 10 strokes per nine holes just to compete. Yo can do this though if you practice around the greens.
How often should I replace the spikes of my golf shoes?
I was looking at my golf shoes the other night and noticed that a lot of the spikes towards the toes of my shoes were broken off. I have the Softspikes Pulsar Fast twist spikes currently in my shoes. If the front spikes break, should I replace all the spikes or just rotate the ones from the back to the front and continue that process? How often are new spikes recommended?How often should I replace the spikes of my golf shoes?If you are competing professionally and winning money, then by all means follow the 10-15 rounds rule. But if you are a casual player (or even serious hobbyist) then change them when you need to not by rounds played. As for what's on there now, just rotate them out and play on replacing the full set when the 'new' toe spikes get worn/broken.|||You should replace the spikes every 10-15 rounds.How often should I replace the spikes of my golf shoes?I change my ever 2 month thy don't last long|||Just change the ones that are broken or extremely worn down. When they don't give you good enough traction, then it is time to change them.How often should I replace the spikes of my golf shoes?I just change the ones I notice are worn down. You can get the spikes cheaper on eBay than you can at the store.|||They say every year. I just replaced mine recently and I bought some spikes and it said that you should replace them every year. It was the first time I did it in 3 or 4 years. If you don't have the wrench to replace them, OMG it is a BE EYE TEE CEE H to do without it.
How far in the ground do I place a golf tee?
I am an extremely good golfer, but I keep driving the ball short because of the tee position. If there is a website, or video explaining the best position for the golf tee, that would be magnificent. Please help. Thank-you.How far in the ground do I place a golf tee?Extremely good golfer or not, you need to find out what kind of angle driver is coming up when there is contact with the ball. If your coming at a sharp downward angle, you're going to lose distance if you tee up the ball too high.
Rule of thumb is you want to tee up the ball, so half of the ball is above the driver. Personally, I love teeing it up higher but I have a nice upward angle upon contact.
This here is a very classic way to tee it up
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34637679@N0鈥?/a>
That's the half ball rule. It's because he expects an upward angle. You don't need a video, you just need a little trial and error.
Remember, extremely good golfer's take the time to practice every little thing. From putting all the way to teeing up the ball the same way every time.|||an extremely good golfer would knowHow far in the ground do I place a golf tee?Really depends on what club you are hitting if it is a driver the should be in the front of your stance (in step of left foot) as you progress down the set move the ball closer to the middle of your stance|||It's usually personal preference. I tee mine up about half a ball above my resting driver or fairway wood head. With my 4 hybrid (which is more like an iron with a steroid head) and below, I pick up a stubby tee that's usually littered around the tee box. Oddly enough with my 3 hybrid, it's a ball and a half above the resting head. I've even seen people tee off with a fairway wood without a tee and it would work for them.How far in the ground do I place a golf tee?First of all, let's dispel a myth that you have stated in your question : How you tee your ball does not determine distance. It sounds like your driver does not fit your swing, but you would need to provide a lot of details in order to get a good answer about that.
The best way to tee your ball is the way that allows you to make center contact with a slightly ascending swing.|||Just use your extremely good golfing senses. If that doesn't work, try some F%26amp;*^%$% trial of error, for gosh sakes|||An extremely good golfer would have overcome any driving problem which was the result of teeing his ball either too low or too high. The rule of thumb to determine the proper height is to have the equator of the ball above the crown of the driver. The ball is positioned slightly ahead of center of the stance and the swing path is such that the ball is struck on the upswing.
Rule of thumb is you want to tee up the ball, so half of the ball is above the driver. Personally, I love teeing it up higher but I have a nice upward angle upon contact.
This here is a very classic way to tee it up
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34637679@N0鈥?/a>
That's the half ball rule. It's because he expects an upward angle. You don't need a video, you just need a little trial and error.
Remember, extremely good golfer's take the time to practice every little thing. From putting all the way to teeing up the ball the same way every time.|||an extremely good golfer would knowHow far in the ground do I place a golf tee?Really depends on what club you are hitting if it is a driver the should be in the front of your stance (in step of left foot) as you progress down the set move the ball closer to the middle of your stance|||It's usually personal preference. I tee mine up about half a ball above my resting driver or fairway wood head. With my 4 hybrid (which is more like an iron with a steroid head) and below, I pick up a stubby tee that's usually littered around the tee box. Oddly enough with my 3 hybrid, it's a ball and a half above the resting head. I've even seen people tee off with a fairway wood without a tee and it would work for them.How far in the ground do I place a golf tee?First of all, let's dispel a myth that you have stated in your question : How you tee your ball does not determine distance. It sounds like your driver does not fit your swing, but you would need to provide a lot of details in order to get a good answer about that.
The best way to tee your ball is the way that allows you to make center contact with a slightly ascending swing.|||Just use your extremely good golfing senses. If that doesn't work, try some F%26amp;*^%$% trial of error, for gosh sakes|||An extremely good golfer would have overcome any driving problem which was the result of teeing his ball either too low or too high. The rule of thumb to determine the proper height is to have the equator of the ball above the crown of the driver. The ball is positioned slightly ahead of center of the stance and the swing path is such that the ball is struck on the upswing.
How much should i spend on golf clubs, and what size?
I am 14 and I have a family reunion coming up this weekend. At the reunion, we have a golf outing. I need a pair of clubs as i have outgrown my last set. I'm looking for good quality without breaking the bank. I'm not a serious player, i will play probably 3-4 times a year. I am 5'6 and 110 lbs. How much should i spend, what size should i get, and what are good brands. (please leave links to golf club sets)How much should i spend on golf clubs, and what size?here is one set, it comes with no bag or putter, but will do the trick.
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/produc鈥?/a>
here is another one with a bag and a putter
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/produc鈥?/a>
here is anther set with everything and will not break the bank
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/produc鈥?/a>
i hope i helped and good luckHow much should i spend on golf clubs, and what size?The answer to that question is that utilizing the Overseas Department of France in order to containing on 2510.00 square miles a population of 699000 residents is a knotty taskHow much should i spend on golf clubs, and what size?http://www.hirekogolf.com/
Got mine there (components I built myself), except the putter, and I have no regrets.
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/produc鈥?/a>
here is another one with a bag and a putter
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/produc鈥?/a>
here is anther set with everything and will not break the bank
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/produc鈥?/a>
i hope i helped and good luckHow much should i spend on golf clubs, and what size?The answer to that question is that utilizing the Overseas Department of France in order to containing on 2510.00 square miles a population of 699000 residents is a knotty taskHow much should i spend on golf clubs, and what size?http://www.hirekogolf.com/
Got mine there (components I built myself), except the putter, and I have no regrets.
What price of golf club can the normal american people can afford to?
The world economy begin to decline, maybe a economic crisis will break out. Under this back ground, the industry of golf in USA will be affacted? What price of golf club can the normal american people can afford to?In the early stages of an economic recession, golf club manufacturers may introduce fewer new clubs or brands as purchases of top-of-the-line equipment begin to fall off. Typically this time of year manufacturers will start lowering the prices on current-year models (2008) clubs in an effort to boost Q3 sales. This may actually lead to an increase in sales for discount or closeout shops, like Rock Bottom Golf [ http://rockbottomgolf.com ].
As for golf courses, they may actually see an increase in business. It has been shown that as the economy starts to sag, consumers cancel vacations and travel plans, opting instead for leisure activities closer to home. Local golf courses and driving ranges are often a first choice for these consumers.
One exception to this may be high-end country clubs. Consumers often cut such big-ticket luxury expenses quickly before making smaller, lifestyle-changing modifications to their budget.
If the economy continues to decline, then the general recession will begin to affect these other areas of the golf industry.What price of golf club can the normal american people can afford to?The myth of the so-called "Tiger Effect" that golf participation is up in the U.S. is not true. In fact, the level of golf rounds played over the past 10 years is down. I think the economy in the U.S. will have an appreciable effect on real life playing. Maybe, fewer games will be purchased by teens or whoever plays those little games.
What price of golf club can the normal american people can afford to?$59.99
As for golf courses, they may actually see an increase in business. It has been shown that as the economy starts to sag, consumers cancel vacations and travel plans, opting instead for leisure activities closer to home. Local golf courses and driving ranges are often a first choice for these consumers.
One exception to this may be high-end country clubs. Consumers often cut such big-ticket luxury expenses quickly before making smaller, lifestyle-changing modifications to their budget.
If the economy continues to decline, then the general recession will begin to affect these other areas of the golf industry.What price of golf club can the normal american people can afford to?The myth of the so-called "Tiger Effect" that golf participation is up in the U.S. is not true. In fact, the level of golf rounds played over the past 10 years is down. I think the economy in the U.S. will have an appreciable effect on real life playing. Maybe, fewer games will be purchased by teens or whoever plays those little games.
What price of golf club can the normal american people can afford to?$59.99
What kind of golf notes on this course should i make?
Im playing in this tourney tuesday and im playing a practice round tomorrow, i have a golf notebook to put notes about the course in, what kind of notes should i make?What kind of golf notes on this course should i make?Keep it simple. You will have plenty of other things on your mind while playing in tournaments. Ask for the pin placement card, that will give you info on the contours of the greens. Take note of where the best place for your tee shot to land so as to assure that you have a good chance of hitting the greens in regulation on par 4's and 5's. Lastly take note of bail out areas around the greens.|||First of all, definitely the slope and break for every green. Second, assuming you've never played the course before, you won't know the holes individually. So you want to take note of what the hole is and what it's like, i.e. "long par 4 fairway slopes left, elevated green, guarded by bunkers at front left and back right." Then, write about how to attack each hole and where on the green to hit your approach, and which risks are worth taking. Include features that might not be obvious when you are on the fairway, but only when you get to the green and find out that you're in the bunker. include what is around the doglegs, if you would be best to leave it short and try for up-and-down to avoid trouble, whether you should hit it long and right towards the green, which side of the fairway, etc. just little anecdotes you will hopefully remember on the course. I would leave either one or two pages in the notebook for every hole, as opposed to the course in general, already labeled with "No. 5" or "No. 15" at the top.What kind of golf notes on this course should i make?Notes:
Greens - How the green slopes towards the green or away from the green, figure out what part of the green is a no go region by checking the slopes from back to front.
Fairways - Walk the course after youve played and stand back from the green to the tee to help you see what angle is the perfect angle for the pin its going to be that day. Do this for every hole, except par threes. Determine where the safe landing spots are for moast approach shots, if thers trouble left try and hit a shot that take the water out of player if you miss the green
Take extra notes on the course itself and right down what clubs you will want to use, hit two balls with different clubs on some holes to help you see the different positions and then decide from that. Figure out what parts of the course have the deepest rough and right this down, Notice where the ball out holes are and right it down.
When youve done this right it all down in your strokesaver, exactly what club ur hitting to a point on the fairway youve already pre choosen.
This will help|||The answers above are great for sure...the only other thing I would add is where the good misses are on each hole both on tee shots and approach shots. Knowing where to miss takes some of the risk out of blind shots as well as those you can plainly see. Good luck in your event!What kind of golf notes on this course should i make?the bacis pricipals when playing and swing must be make notes|||find your 50yds 100yds 150 and 200. on each fairway. and the greens, if there is a grain which way the grains gofashion week 2011 batman games for kids
Greens - How the green slopes towards the green or away from the green, figure out what part of the green is a no go region by checking the slopes from back to front.
Fairways - Walk the course after youve played and stand back from the green to the tee to help you see what angle is the perfect angle for the pin its going to be that day. Do this for every hole, except par threes. Determine where the safe landing spots are for moast approach shots, if thers trouble left try and hit a shot that take the water out of player if you miss the green
Take extra notes on the course itself and right down what clubs you will want to use, hit two balls with different clubs on some holes to help you see the different positions and then decide from that. Figure out what parts of the course have the deepest rough and right this down, Notice where the ball out holes are and right it down.
When youve done this right it all down in your strokesaver, exactly what club ur hitting to a point on the fairway youve already pre choosen.
This will help|||The answers above are great for sure...the only other thing I would add is where the good misses are on each hole both on tee shots and approach shots. Knowing where to miss takes some of the risk out of blind shots as well as those you can plainly see. Good luck in your event!What kind of golf notes on this course should i make?the bacis pricipals when playing and swing must be make notes|||find your 50yds 100yds 150 and 200. on each fairway. and the greens, if there is a grain which way the grains go
What would be possible sources of revenue for a golf course?
I am supposed to come up with 12, but all I can think of is rentals. A hint was something other golf courses do in the winter time.. HELP?What would be possible sources of revenue for a golf course?driving range
ball rental
golf club driver rental
restaurant
bar
golf cart rental
shop, you can buy shirts, balls, headcovers, gear|||High End Indoor Golf Simulator Leagues, with 3 simulators you can daily hold golf leagues, currently there is someone who is holding winter golf leagues here in the northeast, they charge a set up fee, plus a weekly fee to play. Do the math, with 3 sims, and a $50 charge to set up to play in the league, and a weekly greens fee of $20, with 48 league players all winter long will generate approximately $27,340.00 (that is only 4 days a week and only 3 sims). This income does not include food and beverage if you have a restaurant and/or bar on premises. Good Luck, if you need more information on this contact me. I am a dealer for simulators, I can show you the ropes of all of the simulators on the market.
Plus, the general public will pay about $32 per hour to play on the simulator. You can sell advertising space to other local businesses, by placing their business ads on certain holes in the game. Rent out the sim space for B-Day parties, Bachelor Parties, Corporate Meetings, Fundraising (fundraising is absolutely huge).
Good LuckWhat would be possible sources of revenue for a golf course?You already have twelve ideas from other contributors, so let me just chime in a few more specific winter ideas. Golf courses are ideal for cross-country skiing. The investment for buying/renting equipment to groom trails is not that large, so they can market groomed trails, rentals, and a bar/restaurant for after skiing. If the course is hilly, they can design access for sledding and tubing.|||A golf course or country club has several forms of income starting with membership dues, guest fees, tennis and pool memberships, pull cart rentals, motorized cart rentals, bar sales, food sales, pro shop sales both clothing and equipment,, club house rentals for parties and weddings, golf lessons, outside golf outings sponsored by members, tee marker sales, tournament entry fees, locker rentals and driving range receiptsWhat would be possible sources of revenue for a golf course?If there is a nice clubhouse with dining room, corp meetings could be held with possible golf afterward.
Again with a nice meeting room, weddings and receptions could be held.
Sell golf equipment.
Go to golflink.com and check courses in different northern states where people cannot golf year round.|||In season:
-Green fees
-Food and beverage (on course and in grill room)
-Memberships, locker rentals
-Club Rentals
-Practice (range) balls
-Lessons
-Pro shop merchandise (balls, apparel, hats, etc.)
-Banquets/catering
-Golf handicap services
Off season:
-Ski rentals
-Ice fishing (where appropriate/viable)
-Sledding|||membership fees
visitor fees
professional competition holding fees (sponserships)
buggy rental
caddy rental
bar takings
food takings
club rentals
pro shop profits
cub pro lessons
hosting cub competitions
pool table money
thank you and goodnight|||Perhaps a hilly course could rake in a few bucks catering to skiers or snow boarders. Maybe even ice skaters on a frozen pond or two.|||comb through lakes or ponds and resell balls to golfers.
if the course has a club house they can rent it out for social gatherings.|||Hold parties, clinincs, discounted tee times (nobody wants to play in winter).
ball rental
golf club driver rental
restaurant
bar
golf cart rental
shop, you can buy shirts, balls, headcovers, gear|||High End Indoor Golf Simulator Leagues, with 3 simulators you can daily hold golf leagues, currently there is someone who is holding winter golf leagues here in the northeast, they charge a set up fee, plus a weekly fee to play. Do the math, with 3 sims, and a $50 charge to set up to play in the league, and a weekly greens fee of $20, with 48 league players all winter long will generate approximately $27,340.00 (that is only 4 days a week and only 3 sims). This income does not include food and beverage if you have a restaurant and/or bar on premises. Good Luck, if you need more information on this contact me. I am a dealer for simulators, I can show you the ropes of all of the simulators on the market.
Plus, the general public will pay about $32 per hour to play on the simulator. You can sell advertising space to other local businesses, by placing their business ads on certain holes in the game. Rent out the sim space for B-Day parties, Bachelor Parties, Corporate Meetings, Fundraising (fundraising is absolutely huge).
Good LuckWhat would be possible sources of revenue for a golf course?You already have twelve ideas from other contributors, so let me just chime in a few more specific winter ideas. Golf courses are ideal for cross-country skiing. The investment for buying/renting equipment to groom trails is not that large, so they can market groomed trails, rentals, and a bar/restaurant for after skiing. If the course is hilly, they can design access for sledding and tubing.|||A golf course or country club has several forms of income starting with membership dues, guest fees, tennis and pool memberships, pull cart rentals, motorized cart rentals, bar sales, food sales, pro shop sales both clothing and equipment,, club house rentals for parties and weddings, golf lessons, outside golf outings sponsored by members, tee marker sales, tournament entry fees, locker rentals and driving range receiptsWhat would be possible sources of revenue for a golf course?If there is a nice clubhouse with dining room, corp meetings could be held with possible golf afterward.
Again with a nice meeting room, weddings and receptions could be held.
Sell golf equipment.
Go to golflink.com and check courses in different northern states where people cannot golf year round.|||In season:
-Green fees
-Food and beverage (on course and in grill room)
-Memberships, locker rentals
-Club Rentals
-Practice (range) balls
-Lessons
-Pro shop merchandise (balls, apparel, hats, etc.)
-Banquets/catering
-Golf handicap services
Off season:
-Ski rentals
-Ice fishing (where appropriate/viable)
-Sledding|||membership fees
visitor fees
professional competition holding fees (sponserships)
buggy rental
caddy rental
bar takings
food takings
club rentals
pro shop profits
cub pro lessons
hosting cub competitions
pool table money
thank you and goodnight|||Perhaps a hilly course could rake in a few bucks catering to skiers or snow boarders. Maybe even ice skaters on a frozen pond or two.|||comb through lakes or ponds and resell balls to golfers.
if the course has a club house they can rent it out for social gatherings.|||Hold parties, clinincs, discounted tee times (nobody wants to play in winter).
How do you determine the core size of a golf club's shaft?
I have searched the internet and every methot to do this requires that you take the old grip off of your club and measure. Since i will be purchasing a set of grips and installation kit online from amazon, I don't want a period of 2weeks without grips on my clubs. I dont want a professional to replace them for me for obvious price reasons. Lastly and most unfortunately the golf club maker of my set doesn't reveal this information on their website and the only contact with them is by mail [slow]. Thanks for any advice.
I use Tommy Armour Morph Irons(rifle 5.0 shaft R flex),
Adams Golf 460D (Nv regular flex),
Adams Golf ovation 4 wood (stiff flex)
these are the clubs that i wanted to re-grip.
Thanks for any advice.How do you determine the core size of a golf club's shaft?How to Properly Re-Grip Your Golf Clubs
Every golfer who decides to re-grip his own clubs should remember that the grip is the only direct contact with the club - so re-gripping must be done properly.
To properly re-grip a club, you must know the core size of the grip that you will require, and the size of the grip that best fits your hands.
Grips come in standard core sizing: .520", .560", .580", .600" and .620". There are also special-core-sized grips for oversized-butt diameter shafts, however these types of shafts are very rare now.
Determining the core size you require is simple. Just measure the diameter of the butt of the shaft you are going to re-grip.
The diameter of the shaft should match the core diameter of the grip.
Now determine what size grip best fits your hands. Grips come in regular, mid-size, and oversized or jumbo. To determine which grip best fits your hands, measure from your wrist (base of hand) to the end of your longest finger. If the dimension is less than 6.5 inches, use a junior grip; 6.5 to 7 inches, use a .560" grip; 7 to 7.5 inches, use a .580" grip; 7.5 to 8 inches, use a mid-size grip and over 8 inches choose a jumbo grip.
Once you have chosen your new grips and are ready to start, make sure that you have the following materials:
鈥?Grip solvent (place in a squeeze bottle).
鈥?Two-sided 2-inch-wide grip tape and a container to catch the unused solvent.
鈥?You'll also need a vise and a special rubber shaft holder.
All of the above should be available from major component companies.
The grip solvent I like to use is Coleman Camp Fuel. It does a great job and leaves no residue. DO NOT USE Varsol or WD40 - they leave an oily residue and some grips will become loose.
Before you start you must remove the old grips and the old grip tape. This needs to be done to leave the shaft clean and ready for the new tape and grip. Once you've done this, you are ready to ready to re-grip your clubs:
鈥?Put the shaft holder over you club shaft and tighten in the vise. Be careful not to overtighten if you are re-gripping graphite shafts - they can crack. Tighten just enough that the shaft does not move.
鈥?Cut a piece of grip tape about 8 inches long. Place it along the butt of the shaft, leaving about a half-inch over the end of the shaft. Wrap the tape around the shaft, making full contact for the length of the tape. Squeeze the tape together at the end of the shaft and push it slightly into the shaft to seal the end of the club.
鈥?Squeeze solvent along the tape. Fill the grip about three-quarters full of solvent. Put your finger over the hole in the end of the grip, squeeze the grip opening closed and shake the grip so the solvent covers the entire inside. Pour the solvent along the tape and be ready to install the grip.
鈥?Push the grip up and over the shaft butt. Hold the grip by the front and back and push using equal pressure with both hands. Once you start the grip sliding over the tape, do not stop until the grip is completely on the shaft.
鈥?Clean any excess solvent from the grip and let it sit for an hour. Then you're ready to go play.How do you determine the core size of a golf club's shaft?why don't you email the shaft makers?How do you determine the core size of a golf club's shaft?Core size. Why do you need to know? This has nothing to do with grip size. If you have large or small hands have them fitted by someone who knows what they are doing.
I use Tommy Armour Morph Irons(rifle 5.0 shaft R flex),
Adams Golf 460D (Nv regular flex),
Adams Golf ovation 4 wood (stiff flex)
these are the clubs that i wanted to re-grip.
Thanks for any advice.How do you determine the core size of a golf club's shaft?How to Properly Re-Grip Your Golf Clubs
Every golfer who decides to re-grip his own clubs should remember that the grip is the only direct contact with the club - so re-gripping must be done properly.
To properly re-grip a club, you must know the core size of the grip that you will require, and the size of the grip that best fits your hands.
Grips come in standard core sizing: .520", .560", .580", .600" and .620". There are also special-core-sized grips for oversized-butt diameter shafts, however these types of shafts are very rare now.
Determining the core size you require is simple. Just measure the diameter of the butt of the shaft you are going to re-grip.
The diameter of the shaft should match the core diameter of the grip.
Now determine what size grip best fits your hands. Grips come in regular, mid-size, and oversized or jumbo. To determine which grip best fits your hands, measure from your wrist (base of hand) to the end of your longest finger. If the dimension is less than 6.5 inches, use a junior grip; 6.5 to 7 inches, use a .560" grip; 7 to 7.5 inches, use a .580" grip; 7.5 to 8 inches, use a mid-size grip and over 8 inches choose a jumbo grip.
Once you have chosen your new grips and are ready to start, make sure that you have the following materials:
鈥?Grip solvent (place in a squeeze bottle).
鈥?Two-sided 2-inch-wide grip tape and a container to catch the unused solvent.
鈥?You'll also need a vise and a special rubber shaft holder.
All of the above should be available from major component companies.
The grip solvent I like to use is Coleman Camp Fuel. It does a great job and leaves no residue. DO NOT USE Varsol or WD40 - they leave an oily residue and some grips will become loose.
Before you start you must remove the old grips and the old grip tape. This needs to be done to leave the shaft clean and ready for the new tape and grip. Once you've done this, you are ready to ready to re-grip your clubs:
鈥?Put the shaft holder over you club shaft and tighten in the vise. Be careful not to overtighten if you are re-gripping graphite shafts - they can crack. Tighten just enough that the shaft does not move.
鈥?Cut a piece of grip tape about 8 inches long. Place it along the butt of the shaft, leaving about a half-inch over the end of the shaft. Wrap the tape around the shaft, making full contact for the length of the tape. Squeeze the tape together at the end of the shaft and push it slightly into the shaft to seal the end of the club.
鈥?Squeeze solvent along the tape. Fill the grip about three-quarters full of solvent. Put your finger over the hole in the end of the grip, squeeze the grip opening closed and shake the grip so the solvent covers the entire inside. Pour the solvent along the tape and be ready to install the grip.
鈥?Push the grip up and over the shaft butt. Hold the grip by the front and back and push using equal pressure with both hands. Once you start the grip sliding over the tape, do not stop until the grip is completely on the shaft.
鈥?Clean any excess solvent from the grip and let it sit for an hour. Then you're ready to go play.How do you determine the core size of a golf club's shaft?why don't you email the shaft makers?How do you determine the core size of a golf club's shaft?Core size. Why do you need to know? This has nothing to do with grip size. If you have large or small hands have them fitted by someone who knows what they are doing.
Golf- is it illegal to remove the pin before the ball is struck if the ball rests on the fringe?
A friend says one of his league partners told him that it was against the rules of golf to remove the pin if the ball is (or is about to be) struck from the fringe/apron. In other words, he says that the pin must be left in the hole until the ball comes to rest unless the ball's movement starts on the putting surface. Any truth? I can't find anything about it so please cite USGA golf rules if possible. Thanks.Golf- is it illegal to remove the pin before the ball is struck if the ball rests on the fringe?There are a lot of correct answers. You can have the pin removed before your shot or tended while you shoot or left alone if you're not on the green.
You can have somebody tend the flag on your tee shot. (At least, the rules allow it.)
Some minor points:
- You need to have the player's permission to tend the flag. If you see the ball rolling toward the hole, then run up and grab the flag stick, you will be penalized.
- You don't need to actually be holding the flagstick to be tending it. You only need to be near it.
- If you hit the flagstick while it is being tended (even if your shot was from the fringe), it's a two stroke penalty for you. (That means you better trust the person who's tending the flag!)
- If your shot is from off the green and no one is tending the stick, there's no penalty if you hit the stick.|||yes the ball has to be on the green (not the fringe) for the pin to be pulled.Golf- is it illegal to remove the pin before the ball is struck if the ball rests on the fringe?That's not true. You can remove the pin before your shot, if you like. Pros remove the pin all the time for chips.|||Page 49 Rule 17: The Flagstick
17-1 : " Before making a stroke from anywhere on the course, the player may have the flagstick attended, removed or held up to indicate the position of the hole."
There are 3 notes that follow but they serve to clarify the point not make exceptions.Golf- is it illegal to remove the pin before the ball is struck if the ball rests on the fringe?Ok the truth is you can have somebody tend it. Bascially what you have to do is have somebody stand holding the pin while you set up. Then after you strike the ball and it rolls onto the green, the pin is allowed to be removed but only after it has rolled on the green. Otherwise, if you are a single your out of luck.|||No, NO, No. You can remove the pin for any shot on the fringe. The ball does not have to be struck first. If a pin is removed though, The one that is furthest out putts. For example if you have a 2 foot chip and pull the pin, the guy or girl with the longer distance to the holes goes first.|||No, the pin can be removed before a shot from the fringe.|||No, the pin is a marker for the hole from a distance. Common courtesy actually dictates that you can stand near the pin for a partner's short chip/putt, and then if the ball looks like it's going in, pull the pin and step away. This isn't normally done, but you can do it. Of course, you risk getting hit by really bad shots.|||You can remove the pin at any time. If you want, you can have somebody go pull the flag while you're teeing off (They must replace it during the other players' turns though).
It is ILLEGAL to leave the pin in while putting on the green. You can have someone tend the flag if it's far away, but if the ball hits the pin during a putt from on the putting surface, it is a penalty. You're friend may have confused this particular rule and construed it to mean you could not take the pin out if you weren't on the green.
You can have somebody tend the flag on your tee shot. (At least, the rules allow it.)
Some minor points:
- You need to have the player's permission to tend the flag. If you see the ball rolling toward the hole, then run up and grab the flag stick, you will be penalized.
- You don't need to actually be holding the flagstick to be tending it. You only need to be near it.
- If you hit the flagstick while it is being tended (even if your shot was from the fringe), it's a two stroke penalty for you. (That means you better trust the person who's tending the flag!)
- If your shot is from off the green and no one is tending the stick, there's no penalty if you hit the stick.|||yes the ball has to be on the green (not the fringe) for the pin to be pulled.Golf- is it illegal to remove the pin before the ball is struck if the ball rests on the fringe?That's not true. You can remove the pin before your shot, if you like. Pros remove the pin all the time for chips.|||Page 49 Rule 17: The Flagstick
17-1 : " Before making a stroke from anywhere on the course, the player may have the flagstick attended, removed or held up to indicate the position of the hole."
There are 3 notes that follow but they serve to clarify the point not make exceptions.Golf- is it illegal to remove the pin before the ball is struck if the ball rests on the fringe?Ok the truth is you can have somebody tend it. Bascially what you have to do is have somebody stand holding the pin while you set up. Then after you strike the ball and it rolls onto the green, the pin is allowed to be removed but only after it has rolled on the green. Otherwise, if you are a single your out of luck.|||No, NO, No. You can remove the pin for any shot on the fringe. The ball does not have to be struck first. If a pin is removed though, The one that is furthest out putts. For example if you have a 2 foot chip and pull the pin, the guy or girl with the longer distance to the holes goes first.|||No, the pin can be removed before a shot from the fringe.|||No, the pin is a marker for the hole from a distance. Common courtesy actually dictates that you can stand near the pin for a partner's short chip/putt, and then if the ball looks like it's going in, pull the pin and step away. This isn't normally done, but you can do it. Of course, you risk getting hit by really bad shots.|||You can remove the pin at any time. If you want, you can have somebody go pull the flag while you're teeing off (They must replace it during the other players' turns though).
It is ILLEGAL to leave the pin in while putting on the green. You can have someone tend the flag if it's far away, but if the ball hits the pin during a putt from on the putting surface, it is a penalty. You're friend may have confused this particular rule and construed it to mean you could not take the pin out if you weren't on the green.
How exactly do I remove or disable the speed limiter on an Electric Golf Cart?
I've recieved a couple good answers as to how to make an ordinary electric golf cart go faster. A couple people have mentioned removing or disabling the limiter/regulator. Where is it exactly on a golf cart and how specifically do I disable or remove it?How exactly do I remove or disable the speed limiter on an Electric Golf Cart?These guys should be able to help you. They have a question and answer section.How exactly do I remove or disable the speed limiter on an Electric Golf Cart?my brother is cart mech at dallas golf course
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Why is there so much BAD golf instruction out there? Do we need to standardize teaching?
Are there any peer reviewed golf journals, seems like there is alot of contradictory information in the major golf magazines.Why is there so much BAD golf instruction out there? Do we need to standardize teaching?I went to teaching conference before I gave my first lesson. I didn't have to, just felt I should have some training before I start. Two of the main speakers have articles out almost every month. They both said what they write and what ends up in print are not the same. One lost his job when he made the statement in public.
I was so confused after the second day, felt out of place sitting in a room with coat tie and half everyone age. This was 20 years ago. I went to a driving range just outside of Austin Texas to check it out. I started watching this guy give lessons that I could relate to. Two guys sat behind me and made comments but I didn't turn around. This guy kept everything simple. When the guy behind starting taking he lesson, I realized it was Tom Kite. I asked his dad what the instructors name was and he said Harvey Penick. I said Harvey who?
The PGA is coming up with some volunteer certification programs, I don't think that will solve the problem.
One problem no one has prove anything and no checks. I came unglued one night when I came across a infocomerical with my cart boy in it. He said he played on the Pepsi Tour and was Teacher of the Year....... I set him to take his PAT the next week and never saw him again. The PGA section called me and said he shot 115 on the first round, so they sent him packing.|||Golf will become a great sport as soon as they allow heckling and it becomes full contact!Why is there so much BAD golf instruction out there? Do we need to standardize teaching?there is so much bad golf instruction becuase people scrape together a few dollars and make a rip off instructional video|||I think the key to being a good golf teacher is to understand what the amateur golfer is doing wrong and what he can do to make a day on the course more enjoyable. If a player wants to become better it involves practicing and see what works best for their game. Not every teacher is a full expert, except David Ledbetter and Butch Harmon.Why is there so much BAD golf instruction out there? Do we need to standardize teaching?It is not necesarilly bad instruction, just bad instructors. In my experience (about 25 years now) Ive seen two kinds of instructors. The ones that want you to swing their way and the ones that work with what you already have and find a way ro make it work. Go to someone that will try to work with what you have already (as far as your swing goes). Some people are beyond help and need to start from zero.
As far as written instruction goes, if you see something you'd like to try make sure you consult with an instructor first. You don't have to take a lesson, but it helps if you do.
The one thing any golfer has to remember is that "golf is like sex, you don't have to be good at it to enjoy it".muffler monroe muffler
I was so confused after the second day, felt out of place sitting in a room with coat tie and half everyone age. This was 20 years ago. I went to a driving range just outside of Austin Texas to check it out. I started watching this guy give lessons that I could relate to. Two guys sat behind me and made comments but I didn't turn around. This guy kept everything simple. When the guy behind starting taking he lesson, I realized it was Tom Kite. I asked his dad what the instructors name was and he said Harvey Penick. I said Harvey who?
The PGA is coming up with some volunteer certification programs, I don't think that will solve the problem.
One problem no one has prove anything and no checks. I came unglued one night when I came across a infocomerical with my cart boy in it. He said he played on the Pepsi Tour and was Teacher of the Year....... I set him to take his PAT the next week and never saw him again. The PGA section called me and said he shot 115 on the first round, so they sent him packing.|||Golf will become a great sport as soon as they allow heckling and it becomes full contact!Why is there so much BAD golf instruction out there? Do we need to standardize teaching?there is so much bad golf instruction becuase people scrape together a few dollars and make a rip off instructional video|||I think the key to being a good golf teacher is to understand what the amateur golfer is doing wrong and what he can do to make a day on the course more enjoyable. If a player wants to become better it involves practicing and see what works best for their game. Not every teacher is a full expert, except David Ledbetter and Butch Harmon.Why is there so much BAD golf instruction out there? Do we need to standardize teaching?It is not necesarilly bad instruction, just bad instructors. In my experience (about 25 years now) Ive seen two kinds of instructors. The ones that want you to swing their way and the ones that work with what you already have and find a way ro make it work. Go to someone that will try to work with what you have already (as far as your swing goes). Some people are beyond help and need to start from zero.
As far as written instruction goes, if you see something you'd like to try make sure you consult with an instructor first. You don't have to take a lesson, but it helps if you do.
The one thing any golfer has to remember is that "golf is like sex, you don't have to be good at it to enjoy it".
What is the easiest way to get access to Stanford University facilities such as gym and golf course?
I just moved right next to Stanford University. I want to get access to Stanford Univesity facilities such as the gym and golf course. Is there any easy way to get access to the facilities. Can I take a night class or something along those lines to get alumni level access to facilities?What is the easiest way to get access to Stanford University facilities such as gym and golf course?I'm not sure about Stanford specifically but usually, if you sign up for any daytime oncampus class, you will get charged a "student activities" fee. Paying this fee will typically allow you to get access to university facilities...Night class students may or may not be charged the fee, and it may depend on the particular night class.....
Call the Registrar or Campus Information Desk and ask.What is the easiest way to get access to Stanford University facilities such as gym and golf course?You can most likely pay the school to use the facilities. Go to the gym and ask.What is the easiest way to get access to Stanford University facilities such as gym and golf course?hookup with a student that already goes there.
or give the school a gazillion dollars.
Call the Registrar or Campus Information Desk and ask.What is the easiest way to get access to Stanford University facilities such as gym and golf course?You can most likely pay the school to use the facilities. Go to the gym and ask.What is the easiest way to get access to Stanford University facilities such as gym and golf course?hookup with a student that already goes there.
or give the school a gazillion dollars.
What is parking like when I visit the Masters Golf Tournament? What are the important things for me to know?
I am taking my 76 yr. old father to see The Masters Golf tournament and am wondering what are the biggest issues I'll have to deal with. I've already got a hotel, tickets, and a car. What do I need to know? Anyone been there and have advice?What is parking like when I visit the Masters Golf Tournament? What are the important things for me to know?if i were you, i wouldn't drive, they have buses that will take people to the tournament because it is a pain in the *** to try to park
Who should pay for damages to golf cart and to a fender on a truck?
At a family gathering.. a three yr. old child got on golf cart (the key was not in the ignition) and it rolled or he got it going and it struck a truck parked in yard, damaged the side of the fender, and damaged the golf cart. Thank goodness this child was not hurt just a little bump.Who should pay for damages to golf cart and to a fender on a truck?parents of the child
What is the best way to get fit for golf?
I know it's a bit of a vague question, but I am trying to take golf seriously. Thank you ahead!What is the best way to get fit for golf?work on your core strengh and spine rotation. the more rotation you have the more power you will be able to generate in your golf swing. I would recondmend streching and doing sit upps, and squats.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ab03mdE2G鈥?/a> - check it out, you dont even need to watch, we just need more views. Please click link, just so we get more views Thanks!What is the best way to get fit for golf?Go to a rangeWhat is the best way to get fit for golf?weightlifting aerobic exercise|||stretch out a lot and thats about it...hit the weights too...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ab03mdE2G鈥?/a> - check it out, you dont even need to watch, we just need more views. Please click link, just so we get more views Thanks!What is the best way to get fit for golf?Go to a rangeWhat is the best way to get fit for golf?weightlifting aerobic exercise|||stretch out a lot and thats about it...hit the weights too...
How do I pick out my first set of golf clubs?
I've been to the driving range some, but I've always used the club's unknown drivers - and I really know nothing about buying my own golf clubs. Can someone give me a dumbed-down explanation about what kind of irons/wedges/whatever I need in my starter set?How do I pick out my first set of golf clubs?You can go and be fitted for a set of clubs but the best thing to do if you are a novice is to just buy a basic set of clubs to get started with. These are relatively inexpensive and will help you with learning your swing and how far you hit each club. I would not pay over $500 for a complete set of clubs if you are just beginning.
Once you learn how to play better then I would suggest going to a golf professional or a store where you can hit different irons and woods and be fitted to a set of clubs properly. Make sure that there is a PGA or USGA trained professional there to show you your swing tendancies and show you why a certain club is best for you.
Don't be surprised if the clubs they choose are not the top of the line most expensive clubs either. Most of these clubs are for golfers with low handicaps and higher swing speeds.How do I pick out my first set of golf clubs?The most important thing to realize when you are first interested in playing golf is that your first set of clubs will either make you or break you.
From experience I should know: I first started at the age of 10 with a cut down (mixed) set of clubs from my Grandfather. I didn't make any real progress with my game until I bought my first set of "real" clubs.
So, starting off with the right set of clubs is really important. I would highly recommend that you invest in a set of custom fitted clubs from "Golf Research In Play" who make the best set of clubs with the beginner in mind.
You can read my review of G.R.I.P. at the link below:How do I pick out my first set of golf clubs?i would go to a spotrs store and get a whole combo set thats the bag woods hybrids and irons and you can get a nice one for about $150-200. just stay away from acuity.auto salvage travel trailers
Once you learn how to play better then I would suggest going to a golf professional or a store where you can hit different irons and woods and be fitted to a set of clubs properly. Make sure that there is a PGA or USGA trained professional there to show you your swing tendancies and show you why a certain club is best for you.
Don't be surprised if the clubs they choose are not the top of the line most expensive clubs either. Most of these clubs are for golfers with low handicaps and higher swing speeds.How do I pick out my first set of golf clubs?The most important thing to realize when you are first interested in playing golf is that your first set of clubs will either make you or break you.
From experience I should know: I first started at the age of 10 with a cut down (mixed) set of clubs from my Grandfather. I didn't make any real progress with my game until I bought my first set of "real" clubs.
So, starting off with the right set of clubs is really important. I would highly recommend that you invest in a set of custom fitted clubs from "Golf Research In Play" who make the best set of clubs with the beginner in mind.
You can read my review of G.R.I.P. at the link below:How do I pick out my first set of golf clubs?i would go to a spotrs store and get a whole combo set thats the bag woods hybrids and irons and you can get a nice one for about $150-200. just stay away from acuity.
What is the apt age to start a professional golf career?
I'm 23 years old and i'm interested in golf. Is it too late to begin the sport?What is the apt age to start a professional golf career?No, it is never to late to start the sport, they have all avenues to pursue, look at the champions tour, you can be a professional tour pro over the age of 50 if you want. and still be a rookie. golf is for all ages and all skill levels.What is the apt age to start a professional golf career?Unless you have some kind of incredible talent that has gone unnoticed for 23 years, I would say that becoming a Professional Golfer is probably not going to happen.
Sorry to be blunt, but I've been playing for 30 years, I'm pretty good (5 handicap) and I'm nowhere near the level of the guys on the tour (either PGA or Nationwide).
It's just not a game that you pick up in 3 years at that level.What is the apt age to start a professional golf career?No and good luck
Sorry to be blunt, but I've been playing for 30 years, I'm pretty good (5 handicap) and I'm nowhere near the level of the guys on the tour (either PGA or Nationwide).
It's just not a game that you pick up in 3 years at that level.What is the apt age to start a professional golf career?No and good luck
What is the difference between a "links" course and any other kind of golf course?
I've heard commentators on televised golf matches talk about links courses, but have never known how they are different from other kinds. What other kinds of courses are there?What is the difference between a "links" course and any other kind of golf course?A true links course is a seaside course with a firm sandy base. The course "links" the land to the sea. Because the wind blows hard along the sea, to effectively play links courses you must know how to hit the ball lower and run up to the hole. Links courses will be typified by rolling mounds and dunes throughout, lots of bunkering and very high rough off the path. The Scots believe that trees have no place on a golf course. There are many parts of the US that have made "links style" golf courses out of rolling farmland with many of the same features, although American operators generally over water their courses, effectively taking the lower running shot out of play.|||this is what i found on links courses........i have often wondered the same thing but never took the time to do research on it
A links golf course is the oldest style of golf course, first developed in Scotland. The word comes from the Scots language and refers to an area of coastal sand dunes, and also sometimes to open parkland. It also retains this more general meaning in the Scottish English dialect.
Many links - though not all - are located in coastal areas, on sandy soil, often amid dunes, with few water hazards and few if any trees. This reflects both the nature of the scenery where the sport happened to originate, and the fact that only limited resources were available to golf course architects at the time, and any earth moving had to be done by hand, so it was kept to a minimum.
At Bruntsfield Links in Edinburgh, Scotland, the course (a considerable distance from the coast) is still used for pitch and putt golf, and boasts a sign erected by the City Council which asserts that golf may have been invented there.
The challenges of links golf fall into two categories. Firstly the nature of the courses themselves, which tend to be characterised by uneven fairways, thick rough and small deep bunkers known as "pot bunkers". Secondly, due to their coastal location many links courses are frequently windy. This affects the style of play required, favouring players who are able to play low accurate shots. As many links courses consist literally of an "outward" nine in one direction along the coast, and an "inward" nine which returns in the opposite direction, players often have to cope with opposite wind patterns in each half of their round.
Links courses remain most common in Ireland and also in the United Kingdom, especially in Scotland. The Open Championship is always played on links courses, even though there are some celebrated courses in the United Kingdom which are not links, and this is one of the main things which differentiates it from the three major championships held in the United StatesWhat is the difference between a "links" course and any other kind of golf course?A links course is built on linksland the land that separates the farmland from the land next to the sea that has been shaped by the on shore winds off the sea. This land is usually hard packed sand and filled with dunes and was only ever used as pastureland. In its' natural state it was easy for a course designer to simply find a route plan through the dunes to act as a golf course and minimal work had to be done to shape greens and tees. Being close to the sea and so windswept there was always a lack of trees and gorse and fescue acted as the rough. Inland courses were usually well treed and even when built on open farms trees were planted to make them parkland settings. It has become popular of late to try to duplicate the barren links courses inland but they just never measure up to the true linksland courses.|||a true links course is one that is usually out in the open and close to the ocean so strong winds are normal. links courses are set up to play in the wind where you are supposed to hit the ball low to keep it under the wind and roll it up onto the green instead of flying all the way there like on most courses. most of the courses in europe are old school links courses with the ground being hard so it has to be played that wayWhat is the difference between a "links" course and any other kind of golf course?Watch the Open Championship in July and you'll notice that true links courses are absent of trees and are near the sea. Links courses allow nature to help or hinder a golfer.|||Pretty much the defference is That Links courses Have conected fairways and green. And a U.S. course has more breaks with rough inbetween the fairways and greens.|||Links are mostly hilly and open space, no trees like the British Open.|||I'm pretty sure links courses have shorter-length holes, and they may be only 9 holes total. I think par 3 courses are considered links.
A links golf course is the oldest style of golf course, first developed in Scotland. The word comes from the Scots language and refers to an area of coastal sand dunes, and also sometimes to open parkland. It also retains this more general meaning in the Scottish English dialect.
Many links - though not all - are located in coastal areas, on sandy soil, often amid dunes, with few water hazards and few if any trees. This reflects both the nature of the scenery where the sport happened to originate, and the fact that only limited resources were available to golf course architects at the time, and any earth moving had to be done by hand, so it was kept to a minimum.
At Bruntsfield Links in Edinburgh, Scotland, the course (a considerable distance from the coast) is still used for pitch and putt golf, and boasts a sign erected by the City Council which asserts that golf may have been invented there.
The challenges of links golf fall into two categories. Firstly the nature of the courses themselves, which tend to be characterised by uneven fairways, thick rough and small deep bunkers known as "pot bunkers". Secondly, due to their coastal location many links courses are frequently windy. This affects the style of play required, favouring players who are able to play low accurate shots. As many links courses consist literally of an "outward" nine in one direction along the coast, and an "inward" nine which returns in the opposite direction, players often have to cope with opposite wind patterns in each half of their round.
Links courses remain most common in Ireland and also in the United Kingdom, especially in Scotland. The Open Championship is always played on links courses, even though there are some celebrated courses in the United Kingdom which are not links, and this is one of the main things which differentiates it from the three major championships held in the United StatesWhat is the difference between a "links" course and any other kind of golf course?A links course is built on linksland the land that separates the farmland from the land next to the sea that has been shaped by the on shore winds off the sea. This land is usually hard packed sand and filled with dunes and was only ever used as pastureland. In its' natural state it was easy for a course designer to simply find a route plan through the dunes to act as a golf course and minimal work had to be done to shape greens and tees. Being close to the sea and so windswept there was always a lack of trees and gorse and fescue acted as the rough. Inland courses were usually well treed and even when built on open farms trees were planted to make them parkland settings. It has become popular of late to try to duplicate the barren links courses inland but they just never measure up to the true linksland courses.|||a true links course is one that is usually out in the open and close to the ocean so strong winds are normal. links courses are set up to play in the wind where you are supposed to hit the ball low to keep it under the wind and roll it up onto the green instead of flying all the way there like on most courses. most of the courses in europe are old school links courses with the ground being hard so it has to be played that wayWhat is the difference between a "links" course and any other kind of golf course?Watch the Open Championship in July and you'll notice that true links courses are absent of trees and are near the sea. Links courses allow nature to help or hinder a golfer.|||Pretty much the defference is That Links courses Have conected fairways and green. And a U.S. course has more breaks with rough inbetween the fairways and greens.|||Links are mostly hilly and open space, no trees like the British Open.|||I'm pretty sure links courses have shorter-length holes, and they may be only 9 holes total. I think par 3 courses are considered links.
How many hole in ones were their in 2009 on the european golf tour?
How many hole in ones were their in 2009 on the european golf tour?
Where can I find out where the hole in ones took place on the European golf tour in 2009? And going back further if possible. I have checked search engines and cannot find an answer.
CHARLIE TUNA IF YOU DON'T KNOW THE ANSWER THEN DON'T RESPOND.How many hole in ones were their in 2009 on the european golf tour?Statistically the probability is that a hole in one will be scored nearly once every event (over the 4 days, as 1 HinOne every 4.5 rounds of golf where all professionals playing and a 144 strong field). In the 2009 tour there were 53 events so statistically there should have just under 50 holes in one. That said the actual figure may be quite different. As for the exact figure I cannot find any information on that front.
In fact i am not sure I agree with this myself now as after the second day cut there would be half as many players in the field and therefore half as many chances for a hole in one. So I would estimate maybe 35 holes in one is the statistical probability. See what you think.
Where can I find out where the hole in ones took place on the European golf tour in 2009? And going back further if possible. I have checked search engines and cannot find an answer.
CHARLIE TUNA IF YOU DON'T KNOW THE ANSWER THEN DON'T RESPOND.How many hole in ones were their in 2009 on the european golf tour?Statistically the probability is that a hole in one will be scored nearly once every event (over the 4 days, as 1 HinOne every 4.5 rounds of golf where all professionals playing and a 144 strong field). In the 2009 tour there were 53 events so statistically there should have just under 50 holes in one. That said the actual figure may be quite different. As for the exact figure I cannot find any information on that front.
In fact i am not sure I agree with this myself now as after the second day cut there would be half as many players in the field and therefore half as many chances for a hole in one. So I would estimate maybe 35 holes in one is the statistical probability. See what you think.
What area of South Carolina is the best place to visit for golf?
My friends and I are looking to take a guys weekend for some golf, beach and relaxation. We are all 23 years old and want to find a place in South Carolina that is affordable and is a nice spot to enjoy some golf as well as hanging out by the ocean in early June. At this point we are looking to get the most for our money (all of us just started to work and do not want to spend too much). A city right on the ocean is mandatory, and finding a hotel/villa right on the beach is preferred.What area of South Carolina is the best place to visit for golf?Myrtle is the best place for a guy's trip, and it's pretty affordable as well.
Hilton Head is more expensive, has less nightlife and stuff that 20-something guys want to do, and really isn't a value destination. I prefer Hilton Head to Myrtle when going on family trips, but if I was going with buddies I'd do Myrtle.|||Myrtle obviously is your best bet, but starting after Memorial Day, it gets super crowded with family vacations, and that is right about when the grammar schools get out so the beach will be swarming with little kids- but, if you insist on staying on the beach in June, there are penty of hotels/condos available that offer golf packages but expect the rates to be high. Check out myrtlebeachgolfholiday and you can book your hotel and tee times. Because of the crowds, expect to be in the car for a long time going to/from the hotel and courses- plan on being late for your tee time. I have gotten stuck on the strand and taken 3 hours to go 3 miles.What area of South Carolina is the best place to visit for golf?Anywhere is good in South Carolina, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a golf course. Good luck.|||Myrtle or Hilton Head...both have great courses. Hilton Head's night life is under rated and its close to Savannah, GA which is a really cool town.What area of South Carolina is the best place to visit for golf?myrtle beach over 100 golf courses ranging in price. great night clubs lots of broads and titty bars and you should be able to find a golf/ stay package suiting your price and needs. Try searching myrtle beach golf vacations. should be alright for a group of young studs.
Hilton Head is more expensive, has less nightlife and stuff that 20-something guys want to do, and really isn't a value destination. I prefer Hilton Head to Myrtle when going on family trips, but if I was going with buddies I'd do Myrtle.|||Myrtle obviously is your best bet, but starting after Memorial Day, it gets super crowded with family vacations, and that is right about when the grammar schools get out so the beach will be swarming with little kids- but, if you insist on staying on the beach in June, there are penty of hotels/condos available that offer golf packages but expect the rates to be high. Check out myrtlebeachgolfholiday and you can book your hotel and tee times. Because of the crowds, expect to be in the car for a long time going to/from the hotel and courses- plan on being late for your tee time. I have gotten stuck on the strand and taken 3 hours to go 3 miles.What area of South Carolina is the best place to visit for golf?Anywhere is good in South Carolina, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a golf course. Good luck.|||Myrtle or Hilton Head...both have great courses. Hilton Head's night life is under rated and its close to Savannah, GA which is a really cool town.What area of South Carolina is the best place to visit for golf?myrtle beach over 100 golf courses ranging in price. great night clubs lots of broads and titty bars and you should be able to find a golf/ stay package suiting your price and needs. Try searching myrtle beach golf vacations. should be alright for a group of young studs.
What is a good food item to give away while sponsoring a hole in a golf tournament?
My company is sponsoring a hole in a golf tournament. I need a good idea as to what to give away. Last year we gave away ice cream but it was too hot and even though we had it on ice it melted. We can not do alcoholic beverages. Does anyone have any good ideas?What is a good food item to give away while sponsoring a hole in a golf tournament?Bananas and granola bars are my favorite things to eat on a golf course. Golfers need something that will rejuvenate them when they are outside for 5 hours. Sugary sweets might provide a 10-minute pick-me-up, but they won't provide a long-term energy boost. Try to avoid them. Another food that would probably be greatly appreciated is hot dogs. It just might require a little more effort and time to cook them on the tee.|||sandwiches, protein bars, energy bars, bananas, apples, gator aid, soda's, bags of nuts, bottled water. Cold Ice water could be very welcomed on some courses. I grew up playing golf in Florida (very Muggy). Don't give anything that is messy, that could mess up a glove or grips. Free Golf balls are nice, Hats, golf towels, tees, ball markers etc... Anything is always welcomed!What is a good food item to give away while sponsoring a hole in a golf tournament?Yummy assorted donut HOLES and good ole Milk...it does a body good. Protein and sugar feeds the brain and muscles.|||putter butter crackers,beef jerky,What is a good food item to give away while sponsoring a hole in a golf tournament?salami
and pickles|||Live turkey.|||sushi or oatmeal if it's an early morning tourney|||a cowauto salvage google crome
and pickles|||Live turkey.|||sushi or oatmeal if it's an early morning tourney|||a cow
What is the best wii golf game for left handers?
Could any kind soul tell me what is the best Wii golf game for left handers apart from Wii sport
I just bought Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 and well it looks good but if your left handed it kind makes you wanna throw a wiibler on it.
Apart from Wii sport is there an other golf game that is kind to us lefties?What is the best wii golf game for left handers?you did make sure to buy the left-handed wii, right?What is the best wii golf game for left handers?I am left handed and am Mr. Wii at home. But, I don't play the golf on wii to improve my game. No video game will help your stokes. For the fun of it I play OutLaw Golf for Xbox, to teach me where to aim in wind.
You'll need lessons and a teacher to help your game. Golf isn't one of those sports you can go to the range and work out on your own. Tiger, Phil, even Jack still uses teachers to this day.
I just bought Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 and well it looks good but if your left handed it kind makes you wanna throw a wiibler on it.
Apart from Wii sport is there an other golf game that is kind to us lefties?What is the best wii golf game for left handers?you did make sure to buy the left-handed wii, right?What is the best wii golf game for left handers?I am left handed and am Mr. Wii at home. But, I don't play the golf on wii to improve my game. No video game will help your stokes. For the fun of it I play OutLaw Golf for Xbox, to teach me where to aim in wind.
You'll need lessons and a teacher to help your game. Golf isn't one of those sports you can go to the range and work out on your own. Tiger, Phil, even Jack still uses teachers to this day.
What is the best wii golf game for left handers?
Could any kind soul tell me what is the best Wii golf game for left handers apart from Wii sport
I just bought Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 and well it looks good but if your left handed it kind makes you wanna throw a wiibler on it.
Apart from Wii sport is there an other golf game that is kind to us lefties?What is the best wii golf game for left handers?Get Wii Resort. The golf game is like the one in Wii Sport, but much, much better. I'm a left hander and I love playing this game. I bought it just for the golf and haven't been disappointed.What is the best wii golf game for left handers?go play something not on the wii because the controller of any other console will not care if you're left or right handed
I just bought Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 and well it looks good but if your left handed it kind makes you wanna throw a wiibler on it.
Apart from Wii sport is there an other golf game that is kind to us lefties?What is the best wii golf game for left handers?Get Wii Resort. The golf game is like the one in Wii Sport, but much, much better. I'm a left hander and I love playing this game. I bought it just for the golf and haven't been disappointed.What is the best wii golf game for left handers?go play something not on the wii because the controller of any other console will not care if you're left or right handed
How to play high school golf during schoolyear?
I made the golf team at my school, and I am a good golfer, I'm a 6 handicap. The problem is that ever since school started, I have been playing worse and worse. I don't have a car, so I cant get anywhere to practice on off days, and also I can't warm up before a match. What do you suggest that I do in order to play better golf?How to play high school golf during schoolyear?Move.|||what are you? a freshman?How to play high school golf during schoolyear?Get lessons from a teacher specializing on lower handicappers. You're probably doing something really small and hardly noticeable. I had the same problem.
Most teachers will give you a trial lesson for free so you can see what they're like.|||Ask your parents to take you on the weekend. How hard can that be.How to play high school golf during schoolyear?i have the same problem, the stress of school and sports is too much. You just need to relax and focus on making each shot, if you hit a bad one, forget it and hit another one. don't worry about what you're on pact to shoot or how you feel, just let it come naturally. Also, trying streching and heavy breathing to help you stay loose. GOOD LUCK.|||The nearest golf course to me is 32 miles away. I bought a piece of indoor outdoor carpet and a "no bogey putting cup." it's helped lower my score. Get a "shag bag" with some practice balls. Use your wedges at a school or park. You can even chip short shots at cans in your back yard. Good luck.|||Ask one of the older kids to drive you to tournaments and to practice with them|||Here is a golf school that has some great golf tips. They have video, animation and other types of golf tips. Since you can't get out to practice, maybe you will be able to find some tips online that will help.
http://www.sdgagolf.com/golf_tips.php
Hope this helps!|||The best thing to do is find a older buddy on the golf team to coach you and take you to the course. I did that this summer and I got in a lot more playing/ practice time. Sometimes it's hard to know why something isn't working but when someone can watch you it helps. My golf friend told me to swing 50x a day with a wood and iron at home. This creates muscle memory and you'll feel more comfortable with your swing. The range may seem boring but hit it almost every other day, the time is well spent when the scores begin drop.
Most teachers will give you a trial lesson for free so you can see what they're like.|||Ask your parents to take you on the weekend. How hard can that be.How to play high school golf during schoolyear?i have the same problem, the stress of school and sports is too much. You just need to relax and focus on making each shot, if you hit a bad one, forget it and hit another one. don't worry about what you're on pact to shoot or how you feel, just let it come naturally. Also, trying streching and heavy breathing to help you stay loose. GOOD LUCK.|||The nearest golf course to me is 32 miles away. I bought a piece of indoor outdoor carpet and a "no bogey putting cup." it's helped lower my score. Get a "shag bag" with some practice balls. Use your wedges at a school or park. You can even chip short shots at cans in your back yard. Good luck.|||Ask one of the older kids to drive you to tournaments and to practice with them|||Here is a golf school that has some great golf tips. They have video, animation and other types of golf tips. Since you can't get out to practice, maybe you will be able to find some tips online that will help.
http://www.sdgagolf.com/golf_tips.php
Hope this helps!|||The best thing to do is find a older buddy on the golf team to coach you and take you to the course. I did that this summer and I got in a lot more playing/ practice time. Sometimes it's hard to know why something isn't working but when someone can watch you it helps. My golf friend told me to swing 50x a day with a wood and iron at home. This creates muscle memory and you'll feel more comfortable with your swing. The range may seem boring but hit it almost every other day, the time is well spent when the scores begin drop.
What is the best type of oil to use in a 1998 Golf Semi Synthetic or the ordinary oil?
1998 1.4 Petrol Golf , 1998 - 2001 type,
Some one told that Semi Synthetic did not appear untill 2000 and that ordinary oil would be the best to use for the 1998-2001 version Golf not the Semi Synthetic. Really Appreciate your help.What is the best type of oil to use in a 1998 Golf Semi Synthetic or the ordinary oil?If your engine is in perfect shape then synthetic or semisynthetic will always be best. If, however, your engine has some wear in it you may lose compression if you put synthetic. I put Mobile 1 in an old car once and i lost about 25 psi of compression in each cylinder. I switched back to regualr oil and the compression came back to the level it was supposed to be at. Synthetic is thinner so it doesnt provide a seal around the piston ring like regular oil does.What is the best type of oil to use in a 1998 Golf Semi Synthetic or the ordinary oil?Semi or full synthetic will flow better in cold start-ups and get around the top of your engine quicker, less wear. Also better in extreme heat, but most important do your oil changes regularly regardless.What is the best type of oil to use in a 1998 Golf Semi Synthetic or the ordinary oil?According to how you would like to economise
synthetic oil is costy but you will have longer periods of oil change .
ordinary oil is subjected to degrade in sever conditions
Some one told that Semi Synthetic did not appear untill 2000 and that ordinary oil would be the best to use for the 1998-2001 version Golf not the Semi Synthetic. Really Appreciate your help.What is the best type of oil to use in a 1998 Golf Semi Synthetic or the ordinary oil?If your engine is in perfect shape then synthetic or semisynthetic will always be best. If, however, your engine has some wear in it you may lose compression if you put synthetic. I put Mobile 1 in an old car once and i lost about 25 psi of compression in each cylinder. I switched back to regualr oil and the compression came back to the level it was supposed to be at. Synthetic is thinner so it doesnt provide a seal around the piston ring like regular oil does.What is the best type of oil to use in a 1998 Golf Semi Synthetic or the ordinary oil?Semi or full synthetic will flow better in cold start-ups and get around the top of your engine quicker, less wear. Also better in extreme heat, but most important do your oil changes regularly regardless.What is the best type of oil to use in a 1998 Golf Semi Synthetic or the ordinary oil?According to how you would like to economise
synthetic oil is costy but you will have longer periods of oil change .
ordinary oil is subjected to degrade in sever conditions
Is playing golf safe for a person with minor back problem?
My wife is about to start learning and playing golf, but she has bit of back problems. For normal everyday stuff, she's fine, but she concerned that the golf swings might cause her back problem to get worse.
I am thinking golf swing would give back excercise thus helps with her back, but then I guess it could have an opposite reaction.
What do you think?Is playing golf safe for a person with minor back problem?You should check out don trahan's PPGS at peakperformancegolfswing.com
there is no back pain, no shoulder pain, anything. and it helps you hit the ball further and lower your handicap|||Hello there,
That is a valid concern and one not to be taken lightly. None of here knows the nature and extent of your wife's back problems. Before she undertakes any type of exercise regimen she should talk with her doctor. He can best advise her as to whether will risks further injury.
I would also suggest that due to her back problems, she does not want to run the risk of learning the game by trial and error. Even if playing golf properly would not harm her, improper swing techniques might increase the risk of harm. She really should consider getting lessons to start. Those can be private lessons or the less costly group lessons. Many golf courses offer beginner classes and in some cities the parks department also has golf classes available. Learning proper swing techniques would minimize the risks.
I cannot say that the gold swing or the walking of the course will be therapeutic with regards to her back. I can say that golf has helped me maintain flexibility. So yes, there can be benefits to the exercise involved.
Good luck to you and your wife. Hope she enjoys the game.Is playing golf safe for a person with minor back problem?I know that Turn2's answer will annoy you, but I have to admit the man has a point for some of these women golfers. Norm has given you the best possible advice. I have a few golfing friend with back issues, most have seen their problems improved, but one has had to quit because of medical advice.
One thing I can add is that a good stretching program before swinging is very important.|||I think as long as you don't over do it, she could play. I suggest you play "alternate shot" to get started. That way she's not swinging 120-140 times for 18 holes. I usually play this way when I go with my wife and kids. It cuts down on the frustration factor and maintains the pace of play.Is playing golf safe for a person with minor back problem?It should be ok. I have back issues myself. But I can play. Just need to manage your amount of play and stretch a lot. I notice when my back is acting up. I actually play better, because i am using the big muscles instead of just going at it with my back and arms. But do ask your doctor first. I'll bet the doctor will say is ok.|||Dont do it. It will screw her up and it will screw up every golfer waiting for her to dribble the ball up. Untill they build women only golf courses they should not be allowed to play.|||Get some opinion from your doctor. minor back problem only means she can manage the pain.|||yes it will do her good only play once per fortnight though otherwise it could do more bad than goodcar battery college books
I am thinking golf swing would give back excercise thus helps with her back, but then I guess it could have an opposite reaction.
What do you think?Is playing golf safe for a person with minor back problem?You should check out don trahan's PPGS at peakperformancegolfswing.com
there is no back pain, no shoulder pain, anything. and it helps you hit the ball further and lower your handicap|||Hello there,
That is a valid concern and one not to be taken lightly. None of here knows the nature and extent of your wife's back problems. Before she undertakes any type of exercise regimen she should talk with her doctor. He can best advise her as to whether will risks further injury.
I would also suggest that due to her back problems, she does not want to run the risk of learning the game by trial and error. Even if playing golf properly would not harm her, improper swing techniques might increase the risk of harm. She really should consider getting lessons to start. Those can be private lessons or the less costly group lessons. Many golf courses offer beginner classes and in some cities the parks department also has golf classes available. Learning proper swing techniques would minimize the risks.
I cannot say that the gold swing or the walking of the course will be therapeutic with regards to her back. I can say that golf has helped me maintain flexibility. So yes, there can be benefits to the exercise involved.
Good luck to you and your wife. Hope she enjoys the game.Is playing golf safe for a person with minor back problem?I know that Turn2's answer will annoy you, but I have to admit the man has a point for some of these women golfers. Norm has given you the best possible advice. I have a few golfing friend with back issues, most have seen their problems improved, but one has had to quit because of medical advice.
One thing I can add is that a good stretching program before swinging is very important.|||I think as long as you don't over do it, she could play. I suggest you play "alternate shot" to get started. That way she's not swinging 120-140 times for 18 holes. I usually play this way when I go with my wife and kids. It cuts down on the frustration factor and maintains the pace of play.Is playing golf safe for a person with minor back problem?It should be ok. I have back issues myself. But I can play. Just need to manage your amount of play and stretch a lot. I notice when my back is acting up. I actually play better, because i am using the big muscles instead of just going at it with my back and arms. But do ask your doctor first. I'll bet the doctor will say is ok.|||Dont do it. It will screw her up and it will screw up every golfer waiting for her to dribble the ball up. Untill they build women only golf courses they should not be allowed to play.|||Get some opinion from your doctor. minor back problem only means she can manage the pain.|||yes it will do her good only play once per fortnight though otherwise it could do more bad than good
What is the most helpful tip you have received or given for golf?
I golf only 4-5 times per year....I can't say that I am terrible but I could be better with more practice. I am golfing on Saturday and what tip is most important to remember?What is the most helpful tip you have received or given for golf?1) Don't grip too hard
2) Keep your head down (or don't "stand" up while swinging)
3) Swing nice and easy|||This is going to sound simple, but if you don't play often the best advice I can give you, is keep your head down. that truly is the most made mistake made from people that don't play much or beginners.What is the most helpful tip you have received or given for golf?If you only golf 4-5 times a year, I imagine you won't hit too many greens in regulation. I would suggest heading to the range and working on shots from 50 yards %26amp; closer......ie., the short game. Pitching %26amp; chipping accurately is a good way to save strokes. I'd also suggest practicing your putting.....specifically concentrating on controlling the distance of your putts. If you can avoid 3 putts, that's another good way to save strokes.|||The best tip I ever got and one that works RIGHT away is a David Toms putting tip.
I don’t play much either, but this tip worked immediately. On the practice green before the round, you estimate in your head how many seconds you think a ball will take to roll to the hole. Count out loud while scanning the path from the ball to the hole: “one-one thousand, two-one thousand, three-one thousand, four-one thousand…” until the ball gently rolls PAST the hole.
Then while you hit the putt, set up correctly, don’t move your head and make a couple practice strokes. When you make the putt, start counting.
This will help distance control greatly. People will also admire your putting and remember you for that.
For someone who doesn’t play much, the best tip is to pick up your ball if other people are waiting on you. Drop your ball on the green and just have fun putting. If you make 8 or more shots on ONE hole you’re going to hold people up. "Pace of play" is more important to golfers than manners or etiquette.What is the most helpful tip you have received or given for golf?I consider all tips helpfull. Some of these tips apply to others
more than myself. Define your problem areas then search for
tips. You will find help for all your troubles on the golf course,
most of them free. Study the fundamentals; like keep your head down , eyes on the ball; correct club selection.etc etc.
Most important I play every chance I get. Practice on my lunch hour read magizines watch golf channel. Good luck.|||Hit the ball short and controlled rather than long and wayward.|||keep your back straight and butt out|||I've said this before... Just hit the ball, let the club do the work. Grip, stance, club, all that don't mean a thing if you don't make contact.
Fore!|||The best advice I ever heard was,"Don't take playing advice from people on the internet."|||Just feel it.|||It is all about the through swing. You MUST have a glide to your swing.|||Off the green, us a 7 or 8 iron and leave the pitching wedge in the bag. Learn the bump and run.|||Swing hard in case you hit the ball!|||IT IS ALL ABOUT THE TEPMO
2) Keep your head down (or don't "stand" up while swinging)
3) Swing nice and easy|||This is going to sound simple, but if you don't play often the best advice I can give you, is keep your head down. that truly is the most made mistake made from people that don't play much or beginners.What is the most helpful tip you have received or given for golf?If you only golf 4-5 times a year, I imagine you won't hit too many greens in regulation. I would suggest heading to the range and working on shots from 50 yards %26amp; closer......ie., the short game. Pitching %26amp; chipping accurately is a good way to save strokes. I'd also suggest practicing your putting.....specifically concentrating on controlling the distance of your putts. If you can avoid 3 putts, that's another good way to save strokes.|||The best tip I ever got and one that works RIGHT away is a David Toms putting tip.
I don’t play much either, but this tip worked immediately. On the practice green before the round, you estimate in your head how many seconds you think a ball will take to roll to the hole. Count out loud while scanning the path from the ball to the hole: “one-one thousand, two-one thousand, three-one thousand, four-one thousand…” until the ball gently rolls PAST the hole.
Then while you hit the putt, set up correctly, don’t move your head and make a couple practice strokes. When you make the putt, start counting.
This will help distance control greatly. People will also admire your putting and remember you for that.
For someone who doesn’t play much, the best tip is to pick up your ball if other people are waiting on you. Drop your ball on the green and just have fun putting. If you make 8 or more shots on ONE hole you’re going to hold people up. "Pace of play" is more important to golfers than manners or etiquette.What is the most helpful tip you have received or given for golf?I consider all tips helpfull. Some of these tips apply to others
more than myself. Define your problem areas then search for
tips. You will find help for all your troubles on the golf course,
most of them free. Study the fundamentals; like keep your head down , eyes on the ball; correct club selection.etc etc.
Most important I play every chance I get. Practice on my lunch hour read magizines watch golf channel. Good luck.|||Hit the ball short and controlled rather than long and wayward.|||keep your back straight and butt out|||I've said this before... Just hit the ball, let the club do the work. Grip, stance, club, all that don't mean a thing if you don't make contact.
Fore!|||The best advice I ever heard was,"Don't take playing advice from people on the internet."|||Just feel it.|||It is all about the through swing. You MUST have a glide to your swing.|||Off the green, us a 7 or 8 iron and leave the pitching wedge in the bag. Learn the bump and run.|||Swing hard in case you hit the ball!|||IT IS ALL ABOUT THE TEPMO
How could i become a golf caddy?
Im 16 and looking to become a golf caddy for more experience. I play off handicap of 12 and knoweverything about golf. Im from Liverpool so could anybody let me know how i could become one and if you know anyone from Liverpool who wants one.How could i become a golf caddy?I caddie'd for several years and it was a great experience. The roots of professional golf are from the caddies.
How to get in: Go to a club nearby and fill out an application with the Caddie-Master. When you show up to apply, be clean cut and respectful. Most golfers could actually care less about what you know about the game, they want someone that knows the yardage on each hole, keeps up with the group (or a caddie that always stays out in front is the best). Caddies are ranked. It takes a year or two to achieve the highest ranking (and the most money per "loop", or round of 18). You also need recommendations from the golfers to get promoted. At the beginning of the season, when a lot of new caddies show up for work, there is usually a training day for the newbies which you have to go through before you are approved for work. This includes ettiquette, how to rake a trap, knowing when its your turn to tend the pin (when your golfer is closest to the hole), where to stand throughout play, and how to introduce yourself properly to the golfer...as in, "good afternoon sir, your caddie's name is Henny".
I'm sure you've watched the movie caddyshack, which is a classic (not really true, but hilarious) movie about caddying. Another really outstanding movie you must watch is "the greatest game ever played".
Don't try to be the golfer's teacher or tell him what to do, even if you are obviously better. Only answer when asked for advice, and always make an effort to pump your golfer's self esteem a little with the answer...i.e. tell him what he can do, not what he can't do with the shot.
Lastly, if you want the good loops that pay the best tips, stay on the good side of the caddiemaster, whether its cool or not. The caddiemaster assigns the work and he is the boss. Don't ever forget it (at least not when he is around).
Almost forgot! When you apply for the job, don't forget to ask if caddie's can play free on certain days of the week (usually Mondays)...this is a good bonus and maybe a chance to work your handicap down to a 7 or 8 in a few months.
Good luck, matey. Cheers --
How could i become a golf caddy?just go to the golf courses and apply. How could i become a golf caddy?call your local country clubs and find out if they have caddies that work there and if they do see if you can apply there
How to get in: Go to a club nearby and fill out an application with the Caddie-Master. When you show up to apply, be clean cut and respectful. Most golfers could actually care less about what you know about the game, they want someone that knows the yardage on each hole, keeps up with the group (or a caddie that always stays out in front is the best). Caddies are ranked. It takes a year or two to achieve the highest ranking (and the most money per "loop", or round of 18). You also need recommendations from the golfers to get promoted. At the beginning of the season, when a lot of new caddies show up for work, there is usually a training day for the newbies which you have to go through before you are approved for work. This includes ettiquette, how to rake a trap, knowing when its your turn to tend the pin (when your golfer is closest to the hole), where to stand throughout play, and how to introduce yourself properly to the golfer...as in, "good afternoon sir, your caddie's name is Henny".
I'm sure you've watched the movie caddyshack, which is a classic (not really true, but hilarious) movie about caddying. Another really outstanding movie you must watch is "the greatest game ever played".
Don't try to be the golfer's teacher or tell him what to do, even if you are obviously better. Only answer when asked for advice, and always make an effort to pump your golfer's self esteem a little with the answer...i.e. tell him what he can do, not what he can't do with the shot.
Lastly, if you want the good loops that pay the best tips, stay on the good side of the caddiemaster, whether its cool or not. The caddiemaster assigns the work and he is the boss. Don't ever forget it (at least not when he is around).
Almost forgot! When you apply for the job, don't forget to ask if caddie's can play free on certain days of the week (usually Mondays)...this is a good bonus and maybe a chance to work your handicap down to a 7 or 8 in a few months.
Good luck, matey. Cheers --
How could i become a golf caddy?just go to the golf courses and apply. How could i become a golf caddy?call your local country clubs and find out if they have caddies that work there and if they do see if you can apply there
What will happened if a Golf Ball hits the car windshield while driving?
What if i was driving and out of no more a golf ball next to the golf place and it hit the windshield?
Is it going to break or a spot?
and can it cause a accident or no?
if it is then how?What will happened if a Golf Ball hits the car windshield while driving?The windshield is laminated. So if it did break, it would not shatter, it would stay together. It would at least cause a large crack or more. It would not go through the windshield.
It could cause an accident because the driver could panic and swerve, of slam on the brakes and encourage someone to read end them.
The golf place could possibly be held liable.
Is it going to break or a spot?
and can it cause a accident or no?
if it is then how?What will happened if a Golf Ball hits the car windshield while driving?The windshield is laminated. So if it did break, it would not shatter, it would stay together. It would at least cause a large crack or more. It would not go through the windshield.
It could cause an accident because the driver could panic and swerve, of slam on the brakes and encourage someone to read end them.
The golf place could possibly be held liable.
What golf name should I give my new female shih tzu?
I play a lot of golf and I plan to take my shih tzu to go to the golf course with me when I play. I thought it would be fitting for the dog to have a golf name. Any suggestion is welcome, please feel free to suggest other names too. I would just like it to be unique.What golf name should I give my new female shih tzu?Eagle would be wishfull thinking. Bogey might be more fitting.
How about Obee or Duffer or Chipper or Putts.|||putter....my cousin lives beside a golf course and thats what he named his dog.What golf name should I give my new female shih tzu?Caddie, Foozle, Sandy, Stymie, Waggle, or Yips.|||goal!What golf name should I give my new female shih tzu?Birdie.|||How about CADDIE? Caddie sounds like a female name and sounds Scottish. I would have named my Shih-Tzu that if I was an avid golfer. It's adorable.|||Birdie or Tiger|||Well if he's fat you could name him after my buddy John Daly. Maybe you can call the dog Daly?
How about Obee or Duffer or Chipper or Putts.|||putter....my cousin lives beside a golf course and thats what he named his dog.What golf name should I give my new female shih tzu?Caddie, Foozle, Sandy, Stymie, Waggle, or Yips.|||goal!What golf name should I give my new female shih tzu?Birdie.|||How about CADDIE? Caddie sounds like a female name and sounds Scottish. I would have named my Shih-Tzu that if I was an avid golfer. It's adorable.|||Birdie or Tiger|||Well if he's fat you could name him after my buddy John Daly. Maybe you can call the dog Daly?
What are 3 physical properties that make a golf ball diffrent from a table tennis ball?
Could someone please help me with this question..?
What are 3 physical properties that make a golf ball diffrent from a table tennis ball?What are 3 physical properties that make a golf ball diffrent from a table tennis ball?The weight (or mass) of the golf ball is much greater than that of the ping-pong ball.
A ping pong ball is a hollow object, which behaves quite differently from a solid object.
The surface of a golf ball is not a smooth surface, but has regular part-spherical depressions
The elastic properties of golf balls and ping pong balls is very different.The force that is usually applied to a golf ball would completely crush a ping pong ball.What are 3 physical properties that make a golf ball diffrent from a table tennis ball?hi,
A ping pong ball is a hollow plastic object.
There are basically two different variants of golf balls that can be found today. One is the wound ball and the other is the two piece ball. The wound ball is what the professional golfers generally use and it consists of three components. The core is usually a hard piece of rubber or a liquid core that is tightly wrapped in a rubber like tread. Once the thread is finished the wind, a hard plastic shell is laid over top. This type of ball is designed for maximum velocity, yet has a relatively short lifespan.
Today鈥檚 casual golfer is more apt to use golf balls that are of the two piece variety. These balls usually have a solid core of rubber and are layered with a hard outer plastic shell. These balls while not as efficient as the wound balls do offer a longer lifespan and are cheaper to purchase.What are 3 physical properties that make a golf ball diffrent from a table tennis ball?it is tougher (less elastic) denser and larger.black ops zombie maps ameren missouri
What are 3 physical properties that make a golf ball diffrent from a table tennis ball?What are 3 physical properties that make a golf ball diffrent from a table tennis ball?The weight (or mass) of the golf ball is much greater than that of the ping-pong ball.
A ping pong ball is a hollow object, which behaves quite differently from a solid object.
The surface of a golf ball is not a smooth surface, but has regular part-spherical depressions
The elastic properties of golf balls and ping pong balls is very different.The force that is usually applied to a golf ball would completely crush a ping pong ball.What are 3 physical properties that make a golf ball diffrent from a table tennis ball?hi,
A ping pong ball is a hollow plastic object.
There are basically two different variants of golf balls that can be found today. One is the wound ball and the other is the two piece ball. The wound ball is what the professional golfers generally use and it consists of three components. The core is usually a hard piece of rubber or a liquid core that is tightly wrapped in a rubber like tread. Once the thread is finished the wind, a hard plastic shell is laid over top. This type of ball is designed for maximum velocity, yet has a relatively short lifespan.
Today鈥檚 casual golfer is more apt to use golf balls that are of the two piece variety. These balls usually have a solid core of rubber and are layered with a hard outer plastic shell. These balls while not as efficient as the wound balls do offer a longer lifespan and are cheaper to purchase.What are 3 physical properties that make a golf ball diffrent from a table tennis ball?it is tougher (less elastic) denser and larger.
How to calculate distance from the hole in golf?
When golf is on TV, you see pros walk off steps from a known point, such as a sprinkler head, to their ball. But since their ball, the hole and that known point don't form a straight line, how do they know the exact distance to the hole?
In my mind, those three points form a triangle, which most likely doesn't have a right angle, so even Pythagoreus would have difficulty with the math. How do they get it down to a precise number like 171 yards?How to calculate distance from the hole in golf?The other guys statement is correct, but he didn't really answer the question. The tour pros do have a great yardage book, in fact most of them use a book specially designed for the course they're playing, not available to anyone except them. Then they have a pin sheet with the pin location for the entire week and their respective yardages on the green.
However, even armed with all this information, you are correct, the yardages are still not exactly correct.
But you have to remember a golfer has to take many things into account when pulling a club, and this is a golfer at any level of play. For instance, I take these things into account when I pull a club:
1) Lie - rough or fairway? Uphill, Downhill, Sidehill?
2) Wind - Speed and Direction
3) Temperature? Hot or cold?
4) Is the green soft or hard?
5) Do I need to hit the shot around an obstacle?
6) Do I need to curve this shot to get to the pin?
These are just a few of the many things a golfer has to take into account when figuring out which club to hit, it's not just strictly yardage driven. Although yardage will give you a good baseline target to start your computations.
Remember this, many people consider Ben Hogan the greatest ball striker and iron player of all time......he NEVER used a yardage book. That statement should tell you everything you need to know.
Hope this helps!How to calculate distance from the hole in golf?Professional golfers and their caddies spend hours walking off and measuring the course from various points (such as the sprinkler heads, rocks, etc) to the middle of the green in the days preceeding the tournament and hit many shots from those points during practice rounds -- which is why if you've ever watched an early week PGA practice round, you see golfers hitting multiple balls from one spot on almost every hole. Then, each day of the tournament, the caddies go out and find the hole placement and walk off how far it is from the center of the green.
All of this information is on that little book (pad of paper) that the caddy or golfer carries and occationally TV shows them looking at.
In my mind, those three points form a triangle, which most likely doesn't have a right angle, so even Pythagoreus would have difficulty with the math. How do they get it down to a precise number like 171 yards?How to calculate distance from the hole in golf?The other guys statement is correct, but he didn't really answer the question. The tour pros do have a great yardage book, in fact most of them use a book specially designed for the course they're playing, not available to anyone except them. Then they have a pin sheet with the pin location for the entire week and their respective yardages on the green.
However, even armed with all this information, you are correct, the yardages are still not exactly correct.
But you have to remember a golfer has to take many things into account when pulling a club, and this is a golfer at any level of play. For instance, I take these things into account when I pull a club:
1) Lie - rough or fairway? Uphill, Downhill, Sidehill?
2) Wind - Speed and Direction
3) Temperature? Hot or cold?
4) Is the green soft or hard?
5) Do I need to hit the shot around an obstacle?
6) Do I need to curve this shot to get to the pin?
These are just a few of the many things a golfer has to take into account when figuring out which club to hit, it's not just strictly yardage driven. Although yardage will give you a good baseline target to start your computations.
Remember this, many people consider Ben Hogan the greatest ball striker and iron player of all time......he NEVER used a yardage book. That statement should tell you everything you need to know.
Hope this helps!How to calculate distance from the hole in golf?Professional golfers and their caddies spend hours walking off and measuring the course from various points (such as the sprinkler heads, rocks, etc) to the middle of the green in the days preceeding the tournament and hit many shots from those points during practice rounds -- which is why if you've ever watched an early week PGA practice round, you see golfers hitting multiple balls from one spot on almost every hole. Then, each day of the tournament, the caddies go out and find the hole placement and walk off how far it is from the center of the green.
All of this information is on that little book (pad of paper) that the caddy or golfer carries and occationally TV shows them looking at.
What are my chances of making the freshman golf team?
I average around 100 in 18 holes of golf, but this is usually on college level courses. I'm not very good with my driver and my putting needs a lot of work. What do you think?What are my chances of making the freshman golf team?It depends on what school you go to. Some high school teams will have an average near par, on the other end, some will have players average about 100. Ask around to see what the averages are.What are my chances of making the freshman golf team?Until you have an eurka moment your level is not there. You must practice putting chipping flop and lob shots, hitting greens with your short irons and your long irons and fairway woods, driver is hard for beginners and later easier and putter harder. Putting can be close to 50Percent of your score. Keep your play in the fairway hit the greens and don't three putt.that will take you to 85.
Get a routine that incorporates good grip, stance and alignment take back pause at the top and the down swingWhat are my chances of making the freshman golf team?No, Those scores are not good enough to play in a match on the team, maybe not even make the team. I'm playing golf for college and they told me I would have to shoot between 76 and 88 to even play in a match and their a Division 3 school|||it is great to hear!
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Get a routine that incorporates good grip, stance and alignment take back pause at the top and the down swingWhat are my chances of making the freshman golf team?No, Those scores are not good enough to play in a match on the team, maybe not even make the team. I'm playing golf for college and they told me I would have to shoot between 76 and 88 to even play in a match and their a Division 3 school|||it is great to hear!
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How do you compensate for wind in simulation golf?
I really would like to know how to compensate for the wind in my 2008 Tiger Woods Golf Game. How far do I make the arrow go to compensate righ or left wind direction.How do you compensate for wind in simulation golf?Not having used a simulator, wind compensation is a matter of experience . On the golf course any breeze up to 10 mph should be forgotten for it usually has little effect on the golf shot.. Play your normal shot as if there was no wind. A strong cross wind of 15 to 20 mph favoring a slice play 20 degrees into the direction of the wind. Anything over 25mph , get off the course because the experience will not be a favorable one.How do you compensate for wind in simulation golf?Golf simulator systems are used to reduce the amount of real estate needed to enjoy the golfing experience. A standard golf course includes relatively long fairways which are used for driving and iron-play. A standard golf course also includes relatively smaller putting greens and green-approach areas which are used for pitching and putting.
What was the ticket price of a Volkswagen golf convertible in 1991?
The Volkswagen Golf was also called the Rabbit in the US. The Convertible model is referred to as a Cabriolet.
I want to know how much the original dealer ticket price was in 1991.What was the ticket price of a Volkswagen golf convertible in 1991?$7800..
I want to know how much the original dealer ticket price was in 1991.What was the ticket price of a Volkswagen golf convertible in 1991?$7800..
How often are you supposed to email college golf coaches?
I am a 2011 graduate and I have many options opening up for my future college to play division 1 golf, but I don't know much about this whole recruiting system. I don't want to make it seem like I'm talking to them too much or what not, so I'm wondering, how often do players usually email/call/talk to their coaches? Do they do that even if they just shot something at their tournament the past day or something?
Any help would be very appreciated, thanks!How often are you supposed to email college golf coaches?just twice. if they have not responded maybe they are not interested. look for other ways to attract their attention like winning tournaments or being visiblecar stereo cb radio
Any help would be very appreciated, thanks!How often are you supposed to email college golf coaches?just twice. if they have not responded maybe they are not interested. look for other ways to attract their attention like winning tournaments or being visible
How to tell my neighbor to stop throwing golf balls in my backyard?
Ok day I was cutting my grass and I found a golf ball in my yard. I told my neighbor to stop and he said he would but he is still doing it. What should I do?How to tell my neighbor to stop throwing golf balls in my backyard?Gather you do not play golf.
My neighbor hits his around yard and they come into my yard, I keep them. At $24 a dozen new?
If they are old ones I get out my chipping wedge and hit em back to his lot.|||I saw a guy on the news a while back ...he lived next door to a golf course (27 years) he had over 4,000 golf balls he picked up in his front yard.....the offers started pouring in.....he sold them for 2,100 dollars by the end of that week....How to tell my neighbor to stop throwing golf balls in my backyard?If he has wife try to talk to her about. The women in the house tend to have a way of cooling things down. If that doesn't work ask him nicely one more time then if that's a failed attempt get a fence or a new neighbor.|||Keep them and then sell them in a yard sale, he isnt going to stop obviously and are u sure he isnt playing golf or taking practice swings, why would he throw them in your yard. when he sees u making a profit from his golf balls he will stop gauranteedHow to tell my neighbor to stop throwing golf balls in my backyard?There are about 5000 more serious problems going on in your city and you are worried about a few golf balls? If only we all could be so lucky. Have you bothered to ask him to hit the balls the other way?|||Raise your power level and blast him with an energy blast!|||Keep them. Golf balls aren't cheap. Even used ones are worth 50 cents to a dollar.|||Throw them back he will get the hint|||golf ball motar, shoot them thru his walls.
My neighbor hits his around yard and they come into my yard, I keep them. At $24 a dozen new?
If they are old ones I get out my chipping wedge and hit em back to his lot.|||I saw a guy on the news a while back ...he lived next door to a golf course (27 years) he had over 4,000 golf balls he picked up in his front yard.....the offers started pouring in.....he sold them for 2,100 dollars by the end of that week....How to tell my neighbor to stop throwing golf balls in my backyard?If he has wife try to talk to her about. The women in the house tend to have a way of cooling things down. If that doesn't work ask him nicely one more time then if that's a failed attempt get a fence or a new neighbor.|||Keep them and then sell them in a yard sale, he isnt going to stop obviously and are u sure he isnt playing golf or taking practice swings, why would he throw them in your yard. when he sees u making a profit from his golf balls he will stop gauranteedHow to tell my neighbor to stop throwing golf balls in my backyard?There are about 5000 more serious problems going on in your city and you are worried about a few golf balls? If only we all could be so lucky. Have you bothered to ask him to hit the balls the other way?|||Raise your power level and blast him with an energy blast!|||Keep them. Golf balls aren't cheap. Even used ones are worth 50 cents to a dollar.|||Throw them back he will get the hint|||golf ball motar, shoot them thru his walls.
Can anyone suggest a good travel agency for golf packages?
We are planning a golf trip to Palm Springs in June and I was wondering if anyone can recommend a good agency. Thanks.Can anyone suggest a good travel agency for golf packages?Golfpac is a good company. Their link to Palm Springs is:
http://www.golfpactravel.com/golfpac/ind鈥?/a>
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Is a golf polo appropriate business casual attire?
I have to go to a business-casual event tomorrow night. Are tan slacks and a PGA golf-polo appropriate?Is a golf polo appropriate business casual attire?yes
penny Loafers for shoes with matching socksIs a golf polo appropriate business casual attire?Yes very much so. If you were that and a nice pair of slakes with some loafers of bout shoes it would be appropriate
penny Loafers for shoes with matching socksIs a golf polo appropriate business casual attire?Yes very much so. If you were that and a nice pair of slakes with some loafers of bout shoes it would be appropriate
What is a great way to keep your attitude under check while on the golf course?
I have been playing golf for about 2 years and i'm doing great. But when I hit a bad shot then I go crazy. I keep hitting the ground. I was wandering if anyone could help me with this thanks.What is a great way to keep your attitude under check while on the golf course?I have heard one tip from someone that could help. It goes like this, after you have hit your shot try and count how many bounces it takes, this will take your mind off the worry for result and anger.|||In playing golf, your opponent is yourself. This means on one can destroy your score. If you would like to be a winner, you should remind yourself all the time during playing on course that you have practiced hard to win this competition, so you will not think of the last shot as well as the next shot, and you will make the best of present shot. It seems no benefit to do think of the bad things destroying you score.What is a great way to keep your attitude under check while on the golf course?I used to do the same thing. My dad always told me just get the shot out of your head because if you keep thinking about it you will continue to mess yourself up. Personally I sing songs in my head to distract myself. It's basically just thinking about something other than the past.|||This is the hardest part of the game of golf from newbies to PGA pros.
At 2 years, you are expecting too much of yourself. Try to remember you are out there to HAVE FUN. Don't hold yourself to some arbitrary standard that's unrealistic. Good golfers are the result of lessons and practice, even good athletes are naturally bad golfers.
We all shank em once in a while, it's part of the game. Your character is revealed in how you react and move forward. None of us are Tiger, and he hits LOTS of crummy shots.
P.S. chewing gum will help you with your tempo.What is a great way to keep your attitude under check while on the golf course?If you hit a bad shot.....Its done...its history. Now you have to only think about this next shot. The game is played one shot at a time....you have to be able to put the bad ones out of your mind....You are ony beating yourself.|||Just realize bad shots are part of the game. If you watch the guys on TV they aren't making perfect shots every time, it's how well you get yourself out of trouble that counts. So instead of wasting energy on hitting the ground and possibly bending your clubs so you would never be able to hit them, to thinking about the next shot and how your going to be able to save par.||| experience. I presume when you say "go crazy" it means anyone can tell that you are really mad. I used to be the same way until one day I played with a guy who got mad i.e. throwing clubs , throwing tantrums etc. When I realized what I looked like when I got this mad, I decided to change. I still get upset but hide it a lot better and I think this is something that once you learn to get a handle on your anger you will see a gradual improvement in your overall game.I also enjoy the game more once I calmed down.|||a great source to learn would be www.beagolfer.info
At 2 years, you are expecting too much of yourself. Try to remember you are out there to HAVE FUN. Don't hold yourself to some arbitrary standard that's unrealistic. Good golfers are the result of lessons and practice, even good athletes are naturally bad golfers.
We all shank em once in a while, it's part of the game. Your character is revealed in how you react and move forward. None of us are Tiger, and he hits LOTS of crummy shots.
P.S. chewing gum will help you with your tempo.What is a great way to keep your attitude under check while on the golf course?If you hit a bad shot.....Its done...its history. Now you have to only think about this next shot. The game is played one shot at a time....you have to be able to put the bad ones out of your mind....You are ony beating yourself.|||Just realize bad shots are part of the game. If you watch the guys on TV they aren't making perfect shots every time, it's how well you get yourself out of trouble that counts. So instead of wasting energy on hitting the ground and possibly bending your clubs so you would never be able to hit them, to thinking about the next shot and how your going to be able to save par.||| experience. I presume when you say "go crazy" it means anyone can tell that you are really mad. I used to be the same way until one day I played with a guy who got mad i.e. throwing clubs , throwing tantrums etc. When I realized what I looked like when I got this mad, I decided to change. I still get upset but hide it a lot better and I think this is something that once you learn to get a handle on your anger you will see a gradual improvement in your overall game.I also enjoy the game more once I calmed down.|||a great source to learn would be www.beagolfer.info
What color khakis are appropriate to wear to golf in?
I am in a golf class and i have to buy some khakis, but i have a problem, i cannot wear tan because i look horrible in tan khakis and i will get them too dirty. Can i wear black and navy blue, or grey or green colors?What color khakis are appropriate to wear to golf in?As long as they're good move able pants. I actually wear plaid shorts.|||Frankly, khaki is a color, not a style. In fact, the name of the color khaki coined in British India comes from the Hindustani language (itself a borrowed form of the Persian and Lurish word khak meaning dust), meaning "dusty, dust covered or earth colored." It has been used by many armies around the world for uniforms, including camouflage. Most notably, khaki was used by the British Army in India beginning in 1848.
Having said all that, "Docker" styled pants in any muted color are fine for golf. Black is popular, as is white, gray, etc. As your game improves, you may want to wear more flamboyant colors, but style should always follow performance.What color khakis are appropriate to wear to golf in?I work at a local golf course and during the winter we allow customers to wear jeans, nothing over the top like skinny or ripped jeans. Also any color khakis are fine, i have a pair of blue khaki shorts. As long as they are appropriate length and you don't look like a slob they should allow you to play. :) good luck|||Ruth, you'll likely not appreciate my answer but I give it in the interest of golfers everywhere.
If you are taking up golf just concentrate on learning to play the game, along with the learned courtesies inherent to the game.
Forget about the 'duds' you'll be wearing. I assure you, the group behind you on the golf course could not give a flip about your fashion sense if you are 'taking all day' to play because you spent all your preparation time on clothes versus golf skills.What color khakis are appropriate to wear to golf in?It doesn't matter- black, navy blue, red, gray, pink- if it looks good on you, and it matches the rest of your outfit, who cares? Black is definitely the simplest to coordinate outfits and look good in, but to each their own.
If you're really worried, think of it this way. You could always look like this... http://www.sportressofblogitude.com/wp-c鈥?/a>|||Grey color is good.|||it is not so important for what you are wearing i think.
perhaps the technique is far more important and your golf balls.
http://www.golfsprinter.com/|||clear khakis are NOT appropriate. They cause slow play. Any other color is totally acceptable.|||The best and most popular color is tan......just about any shirt will go with this color.|||Navy blue sounds good. So does grey and green. Not black.just tires yamaha atv
Having said all that, "Docker" styled pants in any muted color are fine for golf. Black is popular, as is white, gray, etc. As your game improves, you may want to wear more flamboyant colors, but style should always follow performance.What color khakis are appropriate to wear to golf in?I work at a local golf course and during the winter we allow customers to wear jeans, nothing over the top like skinny or ripped jeans. Also any color khakis are fine, i have a pair of blue khaki shorts. As long as they are appropriate length and you don't look like a slob they should allow you to play. :) good luck|||Ruth, you'll likely not appreciate my answer but I give it in the interest of golfers everywhere.
If you are taking up golf just concentrate on learning to play the game, along with the learned courtesies inherent to the game.
Forget about the 'duds' you'll be wearing. I assure you, the group behind you on the golf course could not give a flip about your fashion sense if you are 'taking all day' to play because you spent all your preparation time on clothes versus golf skills.What color khakis are appropriate to wear to golf in?It doesn't matter- black, navy blue, red, gray, pink- if it looks good on you, and it matches the rest of your outfit, who cares? Black is definitely the simplest to coordinate outfits and look good in, but to each their own.
If you're really worried, think of it this way. You could always look like this... http://www.sportressofblogitude.com/wp-c鈥?/a>|||Grey color is good.|||it is not so important for what you are wearing i think.
perhaps the technique is far more important and your golf balls.
http://www.golfsprinter.com/|||clear khakis are NOT appropriate. They cause slow play. Any other color is totally acceptable.|||The best and most popular color is tan......just about any shirt will go with this color.|||Navy blue sounds good. So does grey and green. Not black.
How can I find independent sales representatives for Golf Industry?
Hi to all,
I just need to find more independent sales representatives for Golf. How can I do it? Is there any database in the world to find independent sales representatives.
Thanks
How can I find independent sales representatives for Golf Industry?Try the Yellow Pages. Then inquire at the local pro shops as to who are independent sales reps. How can I find independent sales representatives for Golf Industry?I'll do it for you
I just need to find more independent sales representatives for Golf. How can I do it? Is there any database in the world to find independent sales representatives.
Thanks
How can I find independent sales representatives for Golf Industry?Try the Yellow Pages. Then inquire at the local pro shops as to who are independent sales reps. How can I find independent sales representatives for Golf Industry?I'll do it for you
How do you keep customers coming to your golf course during winter?
We run the restaurant at a golf course and are looking at loosing a lot of business once winter sets in.How do you keep customers coming to your golf course during winter?If you have a successful restaurant which has excellent food and service, get a roster of the membership, mail them some incentive coupon like one meal for half price, a free appetizer and tell them you appreciated their business during the golf season and look forward to serving them this winter.How do you keep customers coming to your golf course during winter?Frankly, this is not a question that should be answered on Yahoo!. I say this because no matter how I justify my answer, a solution will not be resolved.
The question "How do you keep customers coming to your golf course in winter - looking at loosing a lot of business once winter sets in," should be in a clear concise budget. Who would put a restaurant in at a golf course if they knew the traffic flow in winter months? Of course you are going to lose money, but with a budget, YOU know beforehand revenue will fall during cold months.
Nobody from a business standpoint would log onto Yahoo! Answers to find help in their failing restaurant. Beside that, your stature is not high enough to make a business decision anyways. I'm only stating the obvious that many can't argue.
The question "How do you keep customers coming to your golf course in winter - looking at loosing a lot of business once winter sets in," should be in a clear concise budget. Who would put a restaurant in at a golf course if they knew the traffic flow in winter months? Of course you are going to lose money, but with a budget, YOU know beforehand revenue will fall during cold months.
Nobody from a business standpoint would log onto Yahoo! Answers to find help in their failing restaurant. Beside that, your stature is not high enough to make a business decision anyways. I'm only stating the obvious that many can't argue.
How do I become noticed for my disc golf talents?
Ive been playing disc golf for almost 3 years and I feel that i have great talent. I can make long putts consistently and drives almost 500ft accurately. What can i do so that i can get noticed by pros and ams?How do I become noticed for my disc golf talents?I would think winning competitions would help
And being a colorful noticeable character while at them.
Maybe offer to wear their gear w/o charge at an event, then after that request compensation for future wearings.
Actually, personally I'd like to see you contribute more to the world.
But another part of me just wants you to do what makes you happy|||Since you have been playing for about 3 years, I am sure you have entered and, with your talent, likely won some local tournaments. If that is true then all you really need is to move up to more regional tournaments instead of local. Once you get to that level, and win, your name will be noticed much more widely. At that point you should start getting invites to play in more and larger tournaments. Hope that helps.How do I become noticed for my disc golf talents?Check out some video excerpts from some National Tour Events featuring the worlds best Pro Disc Golfers at the website below....Then when you go on tour you will know what kind of talent you are up against...
You can also tune your game by playing me....alot of the young guys throw it farther than me but few beat me....NW Indiana by Chicago has 3 courses in one park...Lemon Lake in Cedar Lake IN. I am throwing down the gauntlet (challenging you)....
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...go sox...|||Hit them with a disc!How do I become noticed for my disc golf talents?500ft? people often use yards but if you want..just go to your local golf clubs and become a member or just play alot with differnt people..go play local tournements and stuff and people wil get to know you then your name will be put out|||I didn't know there was a pro disc golf association for such a silly game.
And being a colorful noticeable character while at them.
Maybe offer to wear their gear w/o charge at an event, then after that request compensation for future wearings.
Actually, personally I'd like to see you contribute more to the world.
But another part of me just wants you to do what makes you happy|||Since you have been playing for about 3 years, I am sure you have entered and, with your talent, likely won some local tournaments. If that is true then all you really need is to move up to more regional tournaments instead of local. Once you get to that level, and win, your name will be noticed much more widely. At that point you should start getting invites to play in more and larger tournaments. Hope that helps.How do I become noticed for my disc golf talents?Check out some video excerpts from some National Tour Events featuring the worlds best Pro Disc Golfers at the website below....Then when you go on tour you will know what kind of talent you are up against...
You can also tune your game by playing me....alot of the young guys throw it farther than me but few beat me....NW Indiana by Chicago has 3 courses in one park...Lemon Lake in Cedar Lake IN. I am throwing down the gauntlet (challenging you)....
z
www.DiscGolfFlyMart.com
...go sox...|||Hit them with a disc!How do I become noticed for my disc golf talents?500ft? people often use yards but if you want..just go to your local golf clubs and become a member or just play alot with differnt people..go play local tournements and stuff and people wil get to know you then your name will be put out|||I didn't know there was a pro disc golf association for such a silly game.
What is the most disregarded state for golf?
What state do you think is not known well enough for its golf area? I think Minnesota. I mean Deacons Lodge, Superior National Golf Course, Maddens Golf Resort. There all absolutely breathtaking and beautiful but no one really ever talks about them with the other big name courses in the US. What do you think?What is the most disregarded state for golf?There are several states that have great courses.......you won't hear much about them until one of the tours starts playing them....and those rotations are a tough nut to break into.
What does stable mean when talking about disc golf?
I have been watching a lot of youtube videos about disc golf, and they keep saying the word "stable." Does that mean flying straight?What does stable mean when talking about disc golf?Yes when people are talking about Stable they are talking about a disc that is fairly straight. Then of course you also have overstable and understable. Some examples are: (I don't throw much Discraft so these are all Innova)
Stable : TeeBird
Overstable: Firebird
Understable: Sidewinder
If you are starting out everything will most likely seem overstable for you but once you start to develop a form you will start to see the disc start to straighten out for you and do what they are meant to.
At the bottom of the following there are some common disc golf terms in case you come across another you aren't sure of.
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-ChrisWhat does stable mean when talking about disc golf?One that travels, for the most part, straight with little to no turn, and only a slight fade at the end (Tee-bird, BUZZZ etc).
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To understand what disc stability is, you have to understand the gyroscopic aspects of disc flight.
Say you throw a nice high anhyzer. If you're a right-handed backhander, that means the disc starts out tilted to the right. That's the tilt of its gyroscopic axis. Because of torque-free precession, the axis of rotation will move around in a circle in the same direction as the disc spins. So a right-backhand anhyzer starts out tilted to the right, then rotates till it's tilted backwards, then over to tilted left. Hyzer does the opposite, right-forward-left. That's why anhyzers get more height but less distance, because the leading edge of the disc turns upward midway through the flight. The disc changes direction in its S-curve once the axis moves from left to right or right to left.
The exact definition of stability is how fast that axis rotates. A more stable disc has slower precession, meaning it takes longer to flip from anhyzer to hyzer. Because most throws can at best hyzer-flip through three half-S's, a stable disc can go farther, but it's also harder to control the throw. If it's too stable, it might fade too quickly.
Most discs are tested with a fade value, and that's a better indication of how straight a disc will fly. Discraft prints a number value on every disc. A higher number means a straight shot will fade sideways more at the end. All discs fade left if they're spun clockwise, and right if counterclockwise, again because of gyroscopics. Or the opposite if they're upside down. Fade is actually a 3d kind of tilting effect rather than a sideways motion, and it's what makes turnover shots possible.
If you're new to disc golf, you are much better off using an understable to stable disc than an overstable one. Overstable discs are unforgiving if you make any mistakes, and many are for specialized throws or styles. Some overstable discs are meant for turnover shots or meant to fade quick. I have a Champion Firebird that fades hard almost immediately, but I can't turn it over, so I don't use it.
for Innova's, you can generally depend on Leopards, Cheetahs and Eagles to give you reliable performance. Valkyries too. Beast is ok but it has a hard kick at the end of its flight. Discrafts, I use the XL and a Reaper. You might try the Avenger, a good, mid-stability extreme range disc.
A lot of people are throwing 150 gram Innova Wraiths lately. I'm sure you've seen them, they're bright yellow. Excess fade in action.|||Yes.russian translator car battery
Stable : TeeBird
Overstable: Firebird
Understable: Sidewinder
If you are starting out everything will most likely seem overstable for you but once you start to develop a form you will start to see the disc start to straighten out for you and do what they are meant to.
At the bottom of the following there are some common disc golf terms in case you come across another you aren't sure of.
http://www.discgolfreview.com/resources/鈥?/a>
-ChrisWhat does stable mean when talking about disc golf?One that travels, for the most part, straight with little to no turn, and only a slight fade at the end (Tee-bird, BUZZZ etc).
http://stores.ebay.com/HAYES-S鈥?/a>
I have a good selection at the LOWEST ONLINE PRICES (and therefore anywhere...)
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What does stable mean when talking about disc golf?No, that's what a lot of people think, but it's an oversimplification.To understand what disc stability is, you have to understand the gyroscopic aspects of disc flight.
Say you throw a nice high anhyzer. If you're a right-handed backhander, that means the disc starts out tilted to the right. That's the tilt of its gyroscopic axis. Because of torque-free precession, the axis of rotation will move around in a circle in the same direction as the disc spins. So a right-backhand anhyzer starts out tilted to the right, then rotates till it's tilted backwards, then over to tilted left. Hyzer does the opposite, right-forward-left. That's why anhyzers get more height but less distance, because the leading edge of the disc turns upward midway through the flight. The disc changes direction in its S-curve once the axis moves from left to right or right to left.
The exact definition of stability is how fast that axis rotates. A more stable disc has slower precession, meaning it takes longer to flip from anhyzer to hyzer. Because most throws can at best hyzer-flip through three half-S's, a stable disc can go farther, but it's also harder to control the throw. If it's too stable, it might fade too quickly.
Most discs are tested with a fade value, and that's a better indication of how straight a disc will fly. Discraft prints a number value on every disc. A higher number means a straight shot will fade sideways more at the end. All discs fade left if they're spun clockwise, and right if counterclockwise, again because of gyroscopics. Or the opposite if they're upside down. Fade is actually a 3d kind of tilting effect rather than a sideways motion, and it's what makes turnover shots possible.
If you're new to disc golf, you are much better off using an understable to stable disc than an overstable one. Overstable discs are unforgiving if you make any mistakes, and many are for specialized throws or styles. Some overstable discs are meant for turnover shots or meant to fade quick. I have a Champion Firebird that fades hard almost immediately, but I can't turn it over, so I don't use it.
for Innova's, you can generally depend on Leopards, Cheetahs and Eagles to give you reliable performance. Valkyries too. Beast is ok but it has a hard kick at the end of its flight. Discrafts, I use the XL and a Reaper. You might try the Avenger, a good, mid-stability extreme range disc.
A lot of people are throwing 150 gram Innova Wraiths lately. I'm sure you've seen them, they're bright yellow. Excess fade in action.|||Yes.
How can you tell if certain shoes are golf shoes?
I bought these shoes the other day and on the recipt it said that they were golf shoes. How do you tell?How can you tell if certain shoes are golf shoes?What did you think you were buying?|||Most golf shoes are equipped with spikes which are round things, inset in the shoe, composed of plastic with protrusions which are intended to grip the soil during the golf swing. There are golf shoes like Etonic which have a serated sole which acts in the same manner. That is how you distinguish a golf shoe from a regular shoe.How can you tell if certain shoes are golf shoes?Andy has some of it right but there are new golf shoes that really look like canvas or leisure shoes with flat patterned bottom soles. If they say golf on the shoe or the box they came in they are golf shoes. If they only say it on the receipt, then they are probably other shoes rung up on the golf shoe key.|||they have these little things on the bottom
just look at this link and you ll know
http://www.ecco-shoes.co.uk/images/golfnews/saddle.jpgHow can you tell if certain shoes are golf shoes?Golf shoes have little spikes on the bottom of the shoe to keep grip on the golf course.|||spikes and they look like bowling shoes|||Golf shoes generally have spikes on the bottom.|||what does it matter you bought the shoes because you like them right? If they look good wear um.|||they have between 1-12 cleats that are in circular patterns and each cleat has 2-12 ridges.|||because they have spikes on the bottom =]
just look at this link and you ll know
http://www.ecco-shoes.co.uk/images/golfnews/saddle.jpgHow can you tell if certain shoes are golf shoes?Golf shoes have little spikes on the bottom of the shoe to keep grip on the golf course.|||spikes and they look like bowling shoes|||Golf shoes generally have spikes on the bottom.|||what does it matter you bought the shoes because you like them right? If they look good wear um.|||they have between 1-12 cleats that are in circular patterns and each cleat has 2-12 ridges.|||because they have spikes on the bottom =]
How exactly do I remove the speed limiter from an Electric Golf Cart?
I've recieved a couple good answers as to how to make an ordinary electric golf cart go faster. A few people have mentioned removing or disabling the limiter/regulator. Where is it exactly on a golf cart and how specifically do I disable or remove it?How exactly do I remove the speed limiter from an Electric Golf Cart?I think the speed limiter is on a gas golf cart only, i believe the only thing you can do is change out gear ratios or get taller tires if you dont want to upgrade motors or batteries.
What is a good name for a charity golf tournament?
The money from the tournament will go towards educating the public about "green" and environmentally sound practices. This will be our second golf tourney this year, the first one was called "Putting for Green".
Any suggestions?What is a good name for a charity golf tournament?If a player can hit the green on a Par 4 in 1 shot, it is called Driving the Green. How about Drive the Green or Drive For GreenWhat is a good name for a charity golf tournament?Hitting the green for green
Driving for greenWhat is a good name for a charity golf tournament?The 2nd Annual GFG (Golfing for Green) Charity Tournament.
Give us your green for a shot on our green to protect all the green!
And then have a big green chili mascot|||tale of good welfare
Any suggestions?What is a good name for a charity golf tournament?If a player can hit the green on a Par 4 in 1 shot, it is called Driving the Green. How about Drive the Green or Drive For GreenWhat is a good name for a charity golf tournament?Hitting the green for green
Driving for greenWhat is a good name for a charity golf tournament?The 2nd Annual GFG (Golfing for Green) Charity Tournament.
Give us your green for a shot on our green to protect all the green!
And then have a big green chili mascot|||tale of good welfare
Is Dunlop Jan stephenson a good set of golf clubs to start for a beginner golfer?
I'm 15 and i just began golf in March. To begin, I bought a set from goodwill. "jan stephenson Dunlop" I was just wondering if it was an easy set or a hard set because someone I know said they were blades? So are they a good for begginers?Is Dunlop Jan stephenson a good set of golf clubs to start for a beginner golfer?i don't know if they are blades, but blades are less forgiving. and basically any set is good for beginners, no matter the price..
What amateur tournaments do i play in for golf to get noticed by the pga?
Can someone please help me out there, i want to start playing in golf tournaments so i can get noticed by sponsors, the pga, can someone please help me with what to do.What amateur tournaments do i play in for golf to get noticed by the pga?You don't get "noticed" or drafted by the PGA Tour. You go to Qualifying School and earn your tour card, or you don't. That's pretty much it.|||There are two organisations; neither of which scouts players:
-The PGA Tour
-The PGA of America
The PGA Tour runs the professional tour by its namesake (save for majors and the Ryder Cup).
The PGA of America is the larger body for club professionals and the like. The PGA of America runs two events- the USPGA Championship (one of four majors), and co-runs the Ryder Cup (picks the captain, venues when the US is host).
Neither body cares how good you are. The only thing the PGA Tour wants is your handicap (scratch or better) and your checque for $5000 to cover entry into Q-School, which doesn't cover your travel expenses.
If you're talking about being on the PGA Tour, your amateur record is largely inconsequential. Assuming you have no status (and odds are you don't), your have two tracks to making it on the PGA Tour:
1) Gain entry into an event via sponsor exemption (file under 'when pigs fly'), or Monday-qualify for a PGA Tour event (the Monday prior to every non-invitational tournament they hold a qualifier for four spots in the field). Make one of the four spots and you're in the field. Then all you need to do is win the tournament and presto, you get a PGA Tour card and a 2-year exemption. You're talking about beating out 150++ other players, all of whom have the same ambitions and goals.
2) Qualify for the PGA Tour through Q-school. Again, with no prior status you'll need to make it through a preliminary stage and three following stages (used to be just three but they have an added stage for the unknown entities such as yourself). The number of people who earn cards out of the first stage is a small handful (just to make it out of the first stage you'd need to finish in the Top 15 in a field of 100-115 other hopefuls and then repeat this at second stage, and at finals finish T25 in a field of 180++ over six days). Understand that when you get to second stage you're up against past Tour members, PGA Tour winners, and the odd past major champion. Third stage? The bar is even higher. In 2005, out of 1000 guys who entered at first stage, a small handful earned PGA Tour cards and probably 900-950 of them have the ability to play on the Tour (it comes down to being able to handle playing well under pressure...can you handle making a 6-foot sidehill putt when, if you make it you're playing on either the PGA or Nationwide Tour or you're essentially on your own for the next 12 months?).
As far as sponsors...if you're good enough, they will notice you. Trust me- if you're playing in third stage (finals), sponsors and agents will be all over you if you're in the mix.
Your first step would be to turn professional and forfeit your amateur status. Play mini-tours (the Hooters/NGA Tour and the Canadian Tour are probably the most well-known, but depending on where you live there might be regional tours; essentially you pony up large entry fees and try to win money back by winning). If you can handle paying $1000+ per week in entry fees (and more importantly learn how to score in tournament golf by finish top-10 (where you'll make money) that will help you more than playing in amateur events).
If you don't have the scratch for this, get some locals to invest in you (typically they invest to cover your fees/expenses, and you pay them back by giving them a cut of your prize money for the next "X" number of years). Here's a hypothetical:
-You find 10 local business types who know you, and think you can make it. You convince them to invest, let's say $10,000 each in you. That gives you $100K to cover entry fees, travel expenses, equipment, and the like (they might give you a "salary" once you earn prize money). You agree to give them (collectively) 25% of your prize money for the next three years (so if you earn a checque at a tournament for $10,000, you keep $7500 and give your investors $2500) regardless of where you play. Keep in mind that you are most likely paying taxes on the $10,000 in this example). If you go bust and don't make enough to cover their original investment, they lose and you are likely done. If you somehow hit it big, they more than recoup their investment. This example was from a proposal I was pitched in fall 2009 by a friend of a friend who played on the 2010 Canadian Tour.What amateur tournaments do i play in for golf to get noticed by the pga?the pga doesn't need to recruit players. by the size of q-school (pga membership tournament process) they have more people who want to play pga golf than the senior pga tour, pga tour, and nationwide (jr pga) tours can accommodate
for you to even consider getting noticed by sponsors, commercial or private, you need to be a scratch golfer just to start with. it would help if you have won or at least placed in the top 10 usga amateur tournaments
get your handicap down to zero or at least single digits, play usga and mini-tour tournaments. you can always try monday qualifying for those tournaments that allow it. and if you are good enough maybe you have a chance|||US Amateur or US Publinks - Win them and you get an invitation to the Masters and US Open
US Open qualifying is open to anyone
Q school is your other optionWhat amateur tournaments do i play in for golf to get noticed by the pga?US Amateur or US Publinks|||Unless you're Tiger Woods, you might be better off going to them. Any event sanctioned by the USGA would show you off, as would going to college.|||Nonebikebandit traffic school
-The PGA Tour
-The PGA of America
The PGA Tour runs the professional tour by its namesake (save for majors and the Ryder Cup).
The PGA of America is the larger body for club professionals and the like. The PGA of America runs two events- the USPGA Championship (one of four majors), and co-runs the Ryder Cup (picks the captain, venues when the US is host).
Neither body cares how good you are. The only thing the PGA Tour wants is your handicap (scratch or better) and your checque for $5000 to cover entry into Q-School, which doesn't cover your travel expenses.
If you're talking about being on the PGA Tour, your amateur record is largely inconsequential. Assuming you have no status (and odds are you don't), your have two tracks to making it on the PGA Tour:
1) Gain entry into an event via sponsor exemption (file under 'when pigs fly'), or Monday-qualify for a PGA Tour event (the Monday prior to every non-invitational tournament they hold a qualifier for four spots in the field). Make one of the four spots and you're in the field. Then all you need to do is win the tournament and presto, you get a PGA Tour card and a 2-year exemption. You're talking about beating out 150++ other players, all of whom have the same ambitions and goals.
2) Qualify for the PGA Tour through Q-school. Again, with no prior status you'll need to make it through a preliminary stage and three following stages (used to be just three but they have an added stage for the unknown entities such as yourself). The number of people who earn cards out of the first stage is a small handful (just to make it out of the first stage you'd need to finish in the Top 15 in a field of 100-115 other hopefuls and then repeat this at second stage, and at finals finish T25 in a field of 180++ over six days). Understand that when you get to second stage you're up against past Tour members, PGA Tour winners, and the odd past major champion. Third stage? The bar is even higher. In 2005, out of 1000 guys who entered at first stage, a small handful earned PGA Tour cards and probably 900-950 of them have the ability to play on the Tour (it comes down to being able to handle playing well under pressure...can you handle making a 6-foot sidehill putt when, if you make it you're playing on either the PGA or Nationwide Tour or you're essentially on your own for the next 12 months?).
As far as sponsors...if you're good enough, they will notice you. Trust me- if you're playing in third stage (finals), sponsors and agents will be all over you if you're in the mix.
Your first step would be to turn professional and forfeit your amateur status. Play mini-tours (the Hooters/NGA Tour and the Canadian Tour are probably the most well-known, but depending on where you live there might be regional tours; essentially you pony up large entry fees and try to win money back by winning). If you can handle paying $1000+ per week in entry fees (and more importantly learn how to score in tournament golf by finish top-10 (where you'll make money) that will help you more than playing in amateur events).
If you don't have the scratch for this, get some locals to invest in you (typically they invest to cover your fees/expenses, and you pay them back by giving them a cut of your prize money for the next "X" number of years). Here's a hypothetical:
-You find 10 local business types who know you, and think you can make it. You convince them to invest, let's say $10,000 each in you. That gives you $100K to cover entry fees, travel expenses, equipment, and the like (they might give you a "salary" once you earn prize money). You agree to give them (collectively) 25% of your prize money for the next three years (so if you earn a checque at a tournament for $10,000, you keep $7500 and give your investors $2500) regardless of where you play. Keep in mind that you are most likely paying taxes on the $10,000 in this example). If you go bust and don't make enough to cover their original investment, they lose and you are likely done. If you somehow hit it big, they more than recoup their investment. This example was from a proposal I was pitched in fall 2009 by a friend of a friend who played on the 2010 Canadian Tour.What amateur tournaments do i play in for golf to get noticed by the pga?the pga doesn't need to recruit players. by the size of q-school (pga membership tournament process) they have more people who want to play pga golf than the senior pga tour, pga tour, and nationwide (jr pga) tours can accommodate
for you to even consider getting noticed by sponsors, commercial or private, you need to be a scratch golfer just to start with. it would help if you have won or at least placed in the top 10 usga amateur tournaments
get your handicap down to zero or at least single digits, play usga and mini-tour tournaments. you can always try monday qualifying for those tournaments that allow it. and if you are good enough maybe you have a chance|||US Amateur or US Publinks - Win them and you get an invitation to the Masters and US Open
US Open qualifying is open to anyone
Q school is your other optionWhat amateur tournaments do i play in for golf to get noticed by the pga?US Amateur or US Publinks|||Unless you're Tiger Woods, you might be better off going to them. Any event sanctioned by the USGA would show you off, as would going to college.|||None
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