Golfalot have been the first to review the new Ping Rapture V2 golf equipment range of drivers, fairway woods, utilities and irons, plus the Ping S57 iron and iWi putters.
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http://www.onlygolfapparel.com. Only Golf Apparel.com launches Ian Poulter Apparel for 2009 Spring Summer. For each seasonal collection, three different coloured tartans are woven in Scotland. Get your golf apparel at www.onlygolfapparel.com.
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In this video golf lesson golf instructor Steve Bishop discusses a particular type of putting grip that is designed to limit wrist movement during the putting stroke. This tip will help improve the your distance control and accuracy.
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Author, filmmaker, and screenwriter Jennifer Jordan visits Google’s Mountain View, CA headquarters to discuss “Women of K2″ which she wrote and produced for the National Geographic Channel. This event took place on November 12, 2008.
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Direct from the Frankly Frog Putting Studio, Frank Thomas and Valerie Melvin this week focus on the implications for golfers of the proposed groove rule change.
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After a delectable and nourishing vegetarian omelette at the Two Roses Bed and Breakfast in St. George, Ontario, we were ready to start our third and final day of our Brantford-area getaway. Melissa Stephens, our local tourism expert, picked us up and drove us to the quaint town of Paris where we were about to embark on our Grand River adventure.
She introduced us to Jamie Kent, owner of Grand Experiences, an award-winning canoe and kayak outfitter that also offers rafting, mountainbiking, fishing expeditions, guided hikes and even corporate teambuilding. After a successful management career in the paint and chemicals industry, Jamie started his company about 10 years ago with the full support of his family. Today Grand Experiences has customers from all over the world, including Europe, Australia, Asia and Africa.
We started our Grand River tour in the historic town of Paris, which was first settled in 1829 and officially became incorporated as a town in 1850. Jamie explained that the town is particularly well-known for its Victorian cobblestone architecture which is highlighted by several unique historic buildings that are constructed from small rounded riverstones.
Jamie put the area into context and explained that it has historically been fairly thinly populated, and the surrounding countryside is mostly used for agricultural purposes. Paris is named after plaster of Paris, due to the once plentiful gypsum deposits that were mined in the area. I also learned that the Grand River is a designated heritage river due to its historic significance.
Our river guide also turned out to be an expert on the fauna and the flora of the Grand River area. As the largest river in Southwestern Ontario, the Grand has particular ecological significance as a spawning ground for many different types of cold water and warm water fish. In addition, it is part of the Carolinian forest zone which includes typically more southern plant species such as sassafras, sycamore, tulip trees, black willows, and Kentucky coffee trees.
The fall colours were just starting to come in during this early October weekend, and we enjoyed the quiet tranquility of the Grand River. Jamie pointed out the primitive plaster mining shafts in the riverbank which have been abandoned for more than 150 years now. Ospreys were soaring high overhead on this beautiful day.
We slowly floated by local sights such as the remains of the corduroy road, a timber log roadway that was used more than a century ago to transport the plaster alongside the river. Another major sight is Sarahs Island, a long island that is named after a native woman who made her home here during the summer months for many years until she passed away in the late 1990s. We also passed underneath the bridges of Highway 403, a fairly recently constructed highway that finally made this region more accessible to travelers from Toronto, Detroit and Buffalo.
After about two hours we had finally reached our destination, the Brant Conservation Area, where our local tourist expert Melissa picked us up. Chilled to the bone we were grateful she took us to a local café in Brantford, the Blue Dog Café. We finally warmed up with a nice lunch and went on a driving tour through the historic Dufferin Avenue neighbourhood in Brantford. Given this citys history as a former industrial powerhouse, many of the factory owners and upper class residents lived in magnificent Victorian mansions, many of which are still well-preserved.
After a visit to the beautiful grounds of the Glenhurst Art Gallery and Gardens, our stay in Brantford ended with a phenomenal lookout over the Grand River Valley from the Brantford Golf and Country Club. Our two-and-a-half days in Brantford had turned out to be a great action-packed getaway.
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Direct from the Frankly Frog Putting Studio Frank Thomas and Valerie Melvin discuss Tiger’s driving performance at the Memorial
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Pictures and Video of the 2008 PGA Merchandise Show, held at the Orange Count Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.
Included is Michael Bolton singing Five Feet Away on Video.
In Attendence
Dennis Cone, Founder of PCA – Professional Caddies Association, Jeff and Kyle Lograsso – Winner of the Bruce Edwards Spirit Award, Chuck Miller of Do-It Corporation, Gerry James of Center Force Golf Apparel, Richard Anderson of Scovill Golf Club, Don Hoika of Walter Karl, Terrence Loh of Write Track Publishing & Communcations, Rodrigo Costa of Golfer.com.br, David Windsor of Florida Adaptive Golf, Vance Diezel of Golf Journeys Magazine, Bill Gilkes of PGA North Florida, Emmy Minister of PGA Northern California, Evan Wagner of SunBuster and GustBuster, Joel Paige of PGA Palm Beach, Gayle Wingo of Hilton Head Island Celebrity Golf Tournament, Christy Barks of Duramed Futures Tour, Campbell Elliot of Assoufid, Arthur Brown of teambrown.org, Nicole Wild of The Womens Alliance, Ryan Waters of NGA Hooters Pro Golf Tour, Mike Sedberry of Par Four Family Entertainment Center, Lonnie Huff (Bookman) a PGA Tour Caddie, Kevin and Percy Hall of Silent-Fox – Winners of the Bucky Waters Award, Selina Johnson of Hollywood Golf Institute, Neil Policow of LTS LeaderBoard Boston, Tom Martin of Tee-Ball Golf, Jason Deal of Turf Trike, Debert Cook of African American Golfer’s Digest, Helen Casey, Maryann Sarazen, Alfred “Rabbit” Dyer and Brian Paine – Winners of the Reynolds Medal Award, Laura Cone, Pete McDaniels- Golf Digest Guest Speaker, Bill Thomas – 2007 PCA Hall of Fame Inductee of Weeburn Country Club, Terri Jones of BaseCamp.org – Winner of the Angels Heart FIVE FEET AWAY Award, Frank Selva – PCA Hall of Fame Caddie Master Award winner, Carl Eisenerei, – 2007 PCA Hall of Fame Inductee, Rich Schad – Winner of the Lynda Barco Award, Chris Sullivan and Jim Thorpe – Winners of Gene Sarazen Award.
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