Archive for the ‘Golf’ Category




by David Allen on June 24th, 2009
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This is for the golfer who is tied to a desk and cannot get out onto the golf course or driving range. It measures around 4” by 12” it comes with a six mini golf balls and two putters, this will roll up so that it can easily be slipped in the desk drawer when the bosses come round.     Product Features Executive Putting Practice in miniature. Set includes tow chrome putters, putt ...
by David Allen on June 24th, 2009
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The golf distance finder is a great tool for the golfer, who is looking to improve their game and maybe take some points off of their mates. This will help with training and will allow the user to line up the range of the shot that they are about to make, it can help with ranges from fifty to two hundred yards.     Features: This golf training aid sharpens your skill in determining th ...


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by max on June 18th, 2009
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Well, I just finished writing an e-book called “How to Score Better Without Changing Your Swing”! This e-book can seriously cut a LOT of strokes from your golf game without changing your swing but by how you practice and attack the golf course. Anyways, the e-book is free of charge and includes 20+ years of my golfing experiences, you can get one by signing up for ProGolferDi ...
by David Allen on June 17th, 2009
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This is strictly for dog owning golfers, who do not want to keep bending up and down to pick up the dogs ball every time it brings the ball back to you.     The Doggie Driver does all of the bending for you and at the same time you get to practice your swing too!   Priced at $22.99   Source [X Treme Geek]     .gallery { margin: auto; } .gallery-item { float: ...
by max on June 16th, 2009
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As you well know if you’ve read my profile on our About page, my real skills in life lie with golf clubs. Recently, I had the pleasure of doing a comparison of the new Nike SQ Dymo STR8-FIT driver and the TaylorMade R9 driver.  Although I have been using a Titleist 983K driver for most of last 10 or so years, I am much surprised by the golf driver technology that allows people to ...
by David Allen on June 9th, 2009
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There are plenty of golfers out there who with a little bit of help could end up performing much better than normal with a little bit if help. That is where the “Golf Master” comes in; it is the handheld device that has tips, rules and information on the game of golf, at the touch of a button.     Features: Golf Master tracks traditional scores and popular betting games, helps cho ...
by David Allen on June 5th, 2009
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  This has to be the ideal gift for a golfer; they could have it on their desk as a reminder of what they will be doing at the weekend! It is a fun item too that is bound to be a conversation piece when people see it for the first time.     Product Features A fun desktop decoration for duffers and pros alike Plastic and cardboard Faux golf ball magically levitates above the green ...
by David Allen on June 5th, 2009
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Being a golfer is not always a walk in the park, occasionally they have to carry out a little bit of maintenance every now and then, so to make this chore a little bit easier this handy tool is just the job, it is easy to carry around and has all of the tools that golfer needs.     Product Features Stroke Counter Ball Marker Club Groove Cleaner Brush Priced at $9.95 Source [Amazon ...
by David Allen on May 28th, 2009
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There is a lot of golf related stuff around at the moment, this particular item is a vintage style golf bag or maybe it is just an old style golf bag that has been left outside for a few years, whatever the style it is well made and thought out with shoes too.     There is enough space to store most of your CD collection, but whether you give this pride of place or just stick away som ...
by max on April 13th, 2009
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Many of you probably know me as a “serial blogger” or problogger but my skills in my life isn’t writing, English is my 2nd language and I got world-record Cs in 99% of all my English classes in elementary/middle/high school and in college. Of course, blogging has made my writing better (it ain’t stellar still) and reading other blogs on a daily basis has helped m ...

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