Does anyone know a good golf stat keeping program? I am a golf professional and need one that keeps lots of specific stats for a number of golfers.
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Here's one you have to pay for:\n\nhttp://www.golfstatkeeper.com/
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Whenever I want to research golf equipment, one of the places I use is Golf Review. Here is a link to Nicklaus Equipment on Golf Review: http://www.golfreview.com/mfr/nicklaus/MCL_7974CRX.ASPX
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You can do it on Yahoo!....go to Yahoo! sports and click on "golf".  Look for "handicap tracker". You can keep a list of all the courses you play, and track your handicap.  It has a "group" feature where you can view how your friends are doing....it's free, check it out.
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I am using a technology for using spreadsheets on the web.\n\nIt's like you keep your stats on the web and everybody can see them or if you let them they can modify the data.\n\nI asume you are going to type them yourself and you want to share the info with the rest of the players.\n\nOr perhaps, every player types his stats.\n\nDrop me a line. I have exactly what you need.\n\nI use this for my company.
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Here ya go:\n\nhttp://www.brookstone.com/search/search.asp?N=0&Ntk=product&Ntt=golf%20bag%20organizer&D=golf%20bag%20organizer&act=A30&search_type=search&search_words=golf%20bag%20organizer&cmid=hdr_search&cm_re=B_Hdr*Search*N/A
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Where do you live?  There are many places but Golf Galaxy has many locations and has a great selection. The staff is great and very knowledgeable.  The have indoor simulators that show you clubhead speed and ball flight to make sure you are being fit correctly. Golfsmith is also very good but doesn't have as many locations (3 vs. 4 or 5)  \nwww.golfgalaxy.com\nwww.golfsmith.com\nThose would be my first suggestions.
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Hopefully I can; Dependent on how many years ago this was, the only golf course in that area was Woodlands Manor and the pro there was Ken Adwick, who had a teaching article in Golf weekly and Golf Monthly amongst others, he indeed was one of the most respected teachers of the game along side the likes of John Jacobs. He wrote many books on the game through the seventies, I'm sure if you do a search on his name you will get all the info you need. I was one of those lucky enough to have gained from his indepth knowledge of the golf swing, but more importantly on how to think your way around the golf course. If you did receive lessons from this man you certainly have a right to brag. Hope this is of help and good bragging.
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Subscription to any famous golf magazine for a year (Golf Digest, Golf Magazine, etc) would be nice.  A USGA membership would be cool too.
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You can go to www.golf2020.com and get all the stats on how many golf courses and rounds by country
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i have done it myself, i bought the stuff from golfpride.com and i had a pro. shop do some... they turned out the same.
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I'd definetly have links to the main websites for every sport (nfl.com, nba.com, mlb.com, MLS, NHL, atp.com, pgatour.com). Then have updated scores for current games (at least major events going on). fantasy would be awesome if you could do it!
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it is based on greens in regulation, fairways hit or other stats that are kept during the round
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I am also addicted to it. Those people who think golf is "dumb" have obviouslly never tried playing the game. The first time I played it I was hooked. I have played almost every sport you could imagine, and without question golf is the toughest sport I have ever played. I guess that is what makes it so appealing.
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http://valueguide.pga.com/index.php\nThis will give you great information.  I have other links on my blog roll also
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The clubs are fine the most important thing is making sure you have the correct one.  Trying out several and being fit is the key.  You have to find the club that looks good, feels good and does the job with your regular swing.  You can always sign up for a free golf lesson with one of your local PGA pros at www.playgolfamerica.com if your having trouble hitting them.  My first option would be have the checked out and switched out if it's not to late.
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Make sure you hit some so you know what shaft to get.  Play it again Sports is good\n\nHere is a website you can check the price \nhttp://valueguide.pga.com/index.php
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The only thing that will hold value is a brand name.  I suggest you hold off as long as you can.  I'm sure someone has an old set you could use.  You want to hit as many clubs as you can to see what you like.  All you need is a couple to practice with.  The PGA is kicking off a big trade in net work and offering free fitting.  You may be able to find something  there.  Go to www.playgolfamerica.com and click on the logo.  I see so many new golfers purchase sets the first couple weeks they start the game and always regret it.  After 3 months that have an idea on what club they would like.  You best bet is to borrow or buy some real cheap cavity back clubs for that first 3 months.  I also suggest taking Link Up 2 Golf.  The cost is $99.00 you get 6 to 8 hours of lesson, with some of it on the golf course.  Best deal in golf for beginners, plus they supply the clubs.