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In my humble opinion the advancement of GPS is a wonderful thing for us amateur golfers. I believe it is one of the most effective, important tools that anyone can have in their golf bag.

I purchased the Sky Caddie 2 two years ago. I have not regretted the decision one bit. I find it to be an invaluable piece of my equipment. It has saved me many strokes since I bought it. It has sped up my game because I no longer have to pace off the yardage. My approach shots are more accurate than ever before. I now know the yardage to the green from where ever my tee shot comes to rest. My Sky Caddie GPS

gives me the yardage to the front, center and to the back of the green. Knowing the distance to different portions of the green helps me if there are front and back pin placements.

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As a female golfer you may feel like you have been left out of the loop as most of the reference materials designed for golfers are geared towards men. If you are looking to improve your golfing skills, or if you are just looking for a golf media source that caters to the female golfer, then you should consider subscribing to golf magazines that are designed for women. The list of women s golf magazines is limited, however, there are a couple of good options.

Your first option is Golf Digest for women, more commonly referred to as Golf for Women. This magazine offers columns that provide female focused articles on golf tips, stories, and golfer profiles. Some of

the departments that this magazine offers include: equipment, instruction, GFW Handicap, course and travel, and a let s talk golf column. If you would like to preview this periodical before you buy it then you can visit its website. Here you will not only find the same information that is found within the print version of the magazine, but you will also find subscription information and pricing information.

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For many people, retiring on a golf course can be the very definition of the good life. For an avid golfer, the idea of having a golf course literally out the back door is a dream come true.

The serene beauty combined with like-minded neighbors make golf course retirement the goal of many golfers as they age. Retirement communities built around golf courses are proliferating in areas where you can golf most of the year Central and Southern California, Florida, Hawaii, and Arizona.

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In the recent wake of golf course construction some projects became much more of concept art than having an underlying element of game challenge. Some are even more picturesque than testing or too stereotypical than unique. Yet others do offer fine elements of everything that became a standard of the ever revolutionizing concepts of golf courses.

Like the TPC at Sawgrass. Though really neat, picturesque and with a radical stadium concept, the TPC at Sawgrass by architects Pete and Alice Dye is also the toughest golf course in the whole world. TPC at Sawgrass concept of Target Golf can earn worthy challenges by superb golfers, after all its being built to honor tournament players.

Too bad, however, TPC at Sawgrass offers no room for mistake. These tournament players it supposed to honor are getting grinded and minced from the first tee on the fairways. These narrow fairways are lined with various hazards that catch even the slightest misplaced shot, and mounds that create too many obstructions, along with palm trees that even more obstruct sight and shot. The green isn t as forgiving as well, so hardly compact that it doesn t generate enough stopping action. All that until they reach the Island Green or the 17th hole and wet their pants. TPC at Sawgrass did receive major renovations though, lessening the severity of the course. It s still under reconstruction until late 2006. And for the expectant, of course the 17th hole stays.

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What you are about to read… will change your golfing life
forever! What are these three “secrets”? If you knew how
would they effect your game?. These three “secrets” are what
the worlds best players do. Every player MUST know these
“secrets” if they are to have a powerful, repeating golf
stroke.

The problem with the majority of golfers is that they don’t
know what to do. Oh their friends, well wishers at best,
tell them that they are “bending their left arm”, “raising
up through the shot”, “coming over the top” and host of
other swing faults. But these are the same people that
shoot the same scores you do! What could they possibly tell
you that would improve your game?

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