what is your opinion on Pinemeadow Golf?
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I don't trust any clone golf clubs, they are not made to the exacting specifications and tolerances of major manufacturer models.\n\nYour driver might say 8 degrees of loft, but would actually be 11 degrees! That could really affect your swing!
356030
I didn't go to the Masters but I watched it all. I thought maybe Tiger would pull his usual "from the rear" trick and actually starting doing well. Those two missed Eagle putts put him out of contention and Phil just was playing great.\n\nIt was good to see Phil win, but I love watching Tiger win because I've watched him play since he was an amateur and he is just amazing to watch anyway. It was also cool to see other players in contention too. Don't worry, Tiger will keep winning...he can't win them all. But he is trying.
219635
Here ya go.\nhttp://marcoisland.org/golf.htm
1007478
I DON'T THINK ANYONE HAS TURNED IN A TRUTHFUL SCRAMBLE SCORE CARD IN THE HISTORY OF THE GAME. I HAVE PLAYED IN MANY AND HAVE SEEN SCORES AS LOW AS 53, THE HONESTY OF GOLF GOES AWAY IN A SCRAMBLE, THEY JUST WANT TO WIN...
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I know plenty where exactly are you looking?  I know of a couple in the upstate.\n\n\nI live in spartanburg...the Eagle Zone on pelham road in greenville is the best place to go.  First Tee is on Keltner Ave in Spartanburg and the Bypass Golf Shop and driving range is on southport road in spartanburg...if you have any more questions just send an email
341397
Asked and answered many times my man....see here:\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=AlyceLVF1Z0Z0kyra7w9MWLzy6IX?p=golf+fore
830052
If you want a nice place in the piney woods then you should head to Walden Texas. i go there every summer to play golf there. It is so much fun. They even have the hardest hole in Texas if you want a challenge. The hole playes into a lake with a dog leg right with water on both sides of the green. It is also home of lake conroe. There is fishing and fireworks there too if u can hang for the New Year. Plus you can rent boats. By the way did i say that it was very cheap. Around 500 for a family of 3. later
784233
I have.He is the best in the game and will be the best ever.He has the best head in the game.I have never seen anyone pull off some of the most pressure shots in golf and he is just getting to the age in golf thats is supposed to be the prime age.I can`t imagine he will reliquish his  top spot in golf for many many years.
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The below is from 2005 (expect new rankings November 2006)!\n\n"One&Only Le Touessrok golf course has recently been ranked in 10th position in the top 100 golf courses in the world by Golf World Magazine UK.\n\nThis is the second award the One&Only Le Touessrok golf course has received in 2005 and quickly follows on from Golf Journal magazine in Germany ranking the golf course in 19th position in their top 100 international golf courses in the world in April this year.\n\nThe sensational Bernhard Langer signature designed golf course opened in November 2003 and is located on its own tropical island off the East coast of Mauritius. Golfers can only access the golf course by taking a 7 minute boat ride across a shimmering turquoise blue lagoon from the One&Only Le Touessrok hotel & resort or by helicopter transfer. \n\nIn the words of Bernhard Langer ‘’what I have aspired to create with One&Only Le Touessrok golf course is a golfing experience that truly arouses all the senses. From the amazing natural setting to the challenges presented by the course, I want it to be a game to remember for all who play’’\n\nThe 6,476 meter, par 72 championship course has quickly established itself as the No 1 golf course in Mauritius. Noted for it’s spectacular scenery with views of the stunning Indian Ocean on every hole, the golf course provides a stiff but fair challenge for even the most experienced golfers. The modern clubhouse facilities include an elegant restaurant with outdoor terraces overlooking the driving range and 18th hole, a fully stocked golf shop, luxurious locker and changing facilities, and a modern hi tech golf academy with an indoor swing analysis studio for individual or group tuition. \n\nDescribed by Golf World as ’’a remarkable course on its own island in the most stunning surroundings’’ One&Only Le Touessrok golf course is destined to be one of the all time great golf courses."
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September 2005 Golf Digest did a feature on college golf.  They broke them down in a number of ways, including skill, academics, balance, and available local courses. The article is really indepth and has a lot of great information about coaches and other players, and I couldn't do it justice summarizing it, so see if you can find it at your library.\n\nDuke was ranked number 1 though.
1036003
Yes, I have on several occasions.\n\nAs golf courses go, it's not one of my favorites, but for a small course, and for the scenery (up against the mountains on one side, and next to the Santa Paula Airport with the old planes) on the other,it's not too bad.
155104
Go here to see a list of some of the best courses:\n\nhttp://www.scottsdalegolf.com/new/courses.htm
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Westin Mission Hills is nice.  They have two courses on site.  There are plenty more in the general area.\n\nLa Quinta, Indian Wells, PGA West......are all also top notch.
223958
They're all good, even the ones that you've never heard of.  Look at what Stephen Ames did this past week!  I was there, all four tournament days and practive rounds at TPC, watching some of the best guys shoot in the 80's.\n\nIf you ever have a chance to go to a practice range and watch tour players hit balls, you can't tell them apart.  \n\nI think VJ, Sergio, and Retief are a notch above.
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See these links:\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=ks&p=golf+side+games
1017936
What kind is it?  Tell me what it says on the putter... Email me I'll try to help price it for you.  I've owned a couple of golf shops and have some knowledge of worthy putters.
994925
This past weekend's US Open provided several surprises and, for the most part, I did enjoy the tournament. Unlike some, I was not surprised that Tiger Woods missed the cut for the first time at a major (as a professional). I think it was unrealistic to expect him to perform up to his usual excellent standard after having not played in a tournament in nine weeks. Factor in the loss of his father, with whom he was extremely close, the inherent difficulties of a US Open course setup and the fact it was played at Winged Foot (perhaps the single most difficult venue for the Open), and it was a recipe for failure. No worries. He'll be back.\n\nAs for the dramatic events at the conclusion of the Open on Sunday, I felt worst for the much-maligned Colin Montgomery of Scotland who but for one poorly played shot at the worst possible moment (his approach shot on the 18th hole) would have finally won his first major at the age of 43. Although I also felt bad for Phil Mickelson, he at least has three majors now and, more importantly, he basically threw away his chance to win on Sunday. Phil resorted to his bad old, ramblin', gamblin' ways and deservedly lost because of it, double-bogeying the final hole.\n\nThe bottom line is that the talented young Aussie, Geoff Ogilvy, was a deserving champion and is an excellent golfer in his own right (not a fluke, trust me). He did what was necessary to remain in contention and win the tournament. The fact that others blew their chances is hardly a reflection on his own play. Well done!