Check this out from PGA. Love to read this. See what you think.
ORLANDO, Fla. — The Spotless Swing golf towel is the first golf towel created to help golfers keep both their clubs and themselves clean. It carries a suggested retail price of .95.
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This is from The Huntington Herald-Dispatch. For some reason it appealed to me. What do you think?
HUNTINGTON — The sweet sound of clanking chains brought out more than 60 disc golfers to participate in the 13th Independent Order of Redmen-Huntington Disc Golf Ice Bowl on Saturday in Huntington’s Rotary Park.
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I spotted this in Central Chronicle. I love to read this. Check it out.
Agencies New Delhi, Jan 29: Practicing golf can be a nightmare in the foggy and chilly conditions of Delhi and a lot of other parts of India during this time. But as CNN-IBN’s Himanshu Singhal reports, Indian golfers have found a way out and technology seems to be filling the breach perfectly.
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Have a look at this from The North West Star. Love to read this stuff. See if you think it’s interesting.
SOME golfers confess to feeling like they are playing golf in the dark at times, but tonight at the Mount Isa Golf Club, you can do just that. It’s called night golf, and it’s a whole lot of
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Spotted on Honolulu Advertiser. You might be able to appreciate it. Check this thing out.
The pros have left, now the best collegiate golfers and teams arrive for the Mauna Lani Invitational hosted by University of Hawaii-Hilo, and you can't blame Vulcan coach Earl Tamiya for being excited about the field, which includes Peter Uihlein, the top-ranked player in GolfWeek/Sagarin poll and his Oklahoma State team, which is No. 1 in the nation.
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This just in from West Side Leader & South Side News Leader. Hmmm. Check this thing out.
BATH — The Wayne Homes Chili Open will tee off Feb. 6 at Hale Farm and Village. According to event officials, the 20th annual outing, which expects to draw more than 500 people of all ages, is a fund-raiser for the Rotary Camp for Children With Special Needs.
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Spotted this in The Register Citizen. I rather liked it. What do you think?
BURLINGTON — Whatever you call it — global warming, a light winter or just a nice day — the golfers in Sunday’s 15th annual Polar Bear Open called it a good time.
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I spotted this on WAPT Jackson. Well… Check this thing out.
Madison area junior golfers ages 12 to 18 are invited to compete in the Arrowhead Junior Golf Tour’s Beaver Creek Junior Classic at Beaver Creek Golf Club in Zachary, La., on Jan. 30-31.
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Check this out from The Press-Enterprise. I spend too much time surfing. Check this thing out.
No Tiger? No Phil? No top-ranked golfers to speak of at the Bob Hope Classic? No problem for the players who are here, who know this isn’t the week you want to miss a tee time.
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I found this article in La Jolla Light. I like to learn this stuff. See what you think.
Course crews at Torrey Pines are working to get the course back in the shape it was on Jan. 11 before the rains hit. Jon Clark photo As PGA golfers finish off their tournament at La Quinta this weekend, the course crews at Torrey Pines are busy mopping up after the course got nearly four inches of rain, getting the course ready for the Farmers Insurance Open. “If the forecast is correct we will …
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