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Inkster, Creamer insist practice makes perfect, Lorena Ochoa just wants to have fun. Buried lies and easy to avoid DQ Rules
from Golf for Beginners on July 02, 2008
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Click here to listen. Although an announcer during the U.S. Women's Open mentioned Young Kim's swing thought of "fairways and greens", it's much easier to think it than it is to bring it to fruition. The simple practice of envisioning what you want to achieve is sometimes the key to a positive round. Basically, if you think happy thoughts, chances are you won't throw your seven-iron in anger! On the flip side, the average weekend duffer tends to clutter his mind with either what he has learned or needs to practice instead of a simple meditation geared to a positive outlook. The result tends to aggravate instead of calm. With the golf season being in "full swing", Golf for Beginners looks at the thought processes of LPGA golfers during a major tournament. Don Huebscher asked several of the brightest stars on tour their thoughts in the heat of the moment and what helpful hints they can offer to weekend warriors after an encounter during the pro-ams. Is regular practice more important to a solid round than a good mental game? We also discuss gnarly grass which thoroughly surrounded my golf ball this week and how I managed to get out of it. With superintendents allowing longer rough on the Publinks, it's really important to learn how to get out quickly, take your "medicine" and get your ball back in play. Finally, we mention a couple of simple DQ rules you might take for granted. Send your golf questions and comments to golfforbeginners@aol.com. Subscribe to our weekly podcast through this RSS feed: http://feeds.worldgolf.com/stacy_solomon or through iTunes. Nextel/Sprint cell customers type http://www.mymbn.com/podcast/ in your browser and click on "sports casts". Our station number is 1955. Subscribe to our newsletter! Click Here to receive our archived podcasts and 100's of easy golf tips free! Check us out on MySpace! "Shiny Tech" courtesy of Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)" This podcast is supported by GolfCanadasWest.com 877-323-3633 Photo Credit: AP Photo by Lynne Sladky
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Mike Sposa_Golf Life
from Golf Life on July 01, 2008
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Fujikura Tour Rep Mike Sposa talks about how Fujikura gets their players ready for a major tournament like the 2008 US Open.
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Qolf_Golf Life
from Golf Life on July 01, 2008
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Golf Life introduces you to a new and notable product called Qolf that the whole family can play.
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Golf Life_US Open
from Golf Life on July 01, 2008
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Golf Life visits the 2008 US Open to get a feel for goes on behind the scene of the tournament.
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Major Moments Final Round Wrap-up
from YouTube :: Videos by golf on June 30, 2008
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It wasn't Stacy or Paula, it wasn't Annika or Lorena. The only name that matters today is Inbee, the 63rd U.S. Women's Open champion. www.GolfWeek.com Author: golf Keywords: golf US Open Inbee Park Paula Creamer Annika Sorenstam Added: June 30, 2008
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Kodak and PGA TOUR Announce Inaugural Kodak Challenge
from YouTube :: Videos by golf on June 28, 2008
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First-of-its-kind competition beginning in 2009 offers TOUR players chance at $1 million and celebrates some of golf's most beautiful and memorable holes Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE:EK) and the PGA TOUR today announced the creation of the Kodak Challenge, a first-of-its-kind competition for PGA TOUR players that celebrates beautiful holes and memorable moments on the PGA TOUR. Author: golf Keywords: golf pga tour kodak Added: June 27, 2008
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Golf Lesson - Buried Bunker
from YouTube :: Videos by golf on June 26, 2008
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In this Golf Minute golf tip Bo Crawford, Golf Pro at TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas, shares some of his secrets on how to escape a bunker when the ball is buried in the sand. Dennis Silvers - lvgolfguru at earthlink.net Author: golf Keywords: golf lesson instruction Added: June 26, 2008
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How to get on the Old Course at St. Andrews, Scotland
from YouTube :: Videos by golf on June 26, 2008
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Video segment from the Hidden Links Golf Guide to Scotland featuring an interview with St. Andrews Links Management detailing how to get on the Old Course at St. Andrews via the ballot/lottery system, or approaching the starter as a single golfer. Narrated by Renton Laidlaw. Copyright Hidden Links, Inc. www.HiddenLinksGolf.com Author: golf Keywords: st andrews pga golf Added: June 26, 2008
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Building Better Leg Strength
from Most Recent videos on BunkerShot Golf on June 26, 2008
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World's Best Golf Wellness! Susan Hill has earned national certifications as a fitness trainer with several organizations including the National Academy of Sports Medicine, the International Sports Science Association, and the American Council on Exercise. She is GolfersMD.com Golf Fitness & Nutrition Coach and will share with you her research based knowledge for healthy golf and fitness. This video is about improving leg strength. Please go to http://www.golfersmd.com and see more than 200 videos and learn more about Golf instruction, fitness, over 3000 health concerns, sports psychology, injury prevention and cure, nutrition, putting, short game, chipping, sand shot
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Can golf shafts help elbow, wrist, or shoulder injury?
from Most Recent videos on BunkerShot Golf on June 26, 2008
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Jerrett has been a Member of many of the best club fitting organizations such as the P.G.C.R.A, G.C.A, and P.C.S. and has devoted the past 10 years to becoming a world-class club fitter. He is one of the most sought-after club fitters in the country and was awarded Mizuno?s top Northeast Seller in 2006. Jerrett is located in Fairfield, CT and is the founder of Garner Golf, where he has developed a real golf fitting experience combining the physical attributes of the golfer's body and swing measurements to help achieve the perfect set of clubs for golfers.
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Stack and Tilt Innovator Mike Bennett Continued...
from Most Recent videos on BunkerShot Golf on June 25, 2008
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Mike fills Golf Life in on the Stack and Tilt Swing method.nnKnown on tour as the Swing Whisperers for their almost mystical ability to help players win (Dean Wilson at the International and Will MacKenzie at Reno-Tahoe were the other two first-time winners above), Plummer and Bennett now work with 15 to 20 pros, including 2003 Masters champion Mike Weir and eight-time tour winner Brad Faxon. They were unknown when they coached Aaron Baddeley to his first win, in 2006, but when Badds won again in February, Plummer and Bennett were the hottest teachers in golf.nnTheir secret is a geometry-based swing model that contradicts almost everything being taught in the game today. - Golf Digest
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Stack and Tilt Innovator Mike Bennett
from Most Recent videos on BunkerShot Golf on June 25, 2008
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Mike fills Golf Life in on the Stack and Tilt Swing method.nnKnown on tour as the Swing Whisperers for their almost mystical ability to help players win (Dean Wilson at the International and Will MacKenzie at Reno-Tahoe were the other two first-time winners above), Plummer and Bennett now work with 15 to 20 pros, including 2003 Masters champion Mike Weir and eight-time tour winner Brad Faxon. They were unknown when they coached Aaron Baddeley to his first win, in 2006, but when Badds won again in February, Plummer and Bennett were the hottest teachers in golf.nnTheir secret is a geometry-based swing model that contradicts almost everything being taught in the game today. - Golf Digest
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No "gimmees" for Michelle Wie at 2008 U.S. Women's Open and how to tee it up for an iron
from Golf for Beginners on June 25, 2008
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Click here to listen. Michelle Wie has spent countless hours preparing for the 2008 U.S. Women's Open with coach David Leadbetter in the hopes of reversing the downward spiral which has been her albatross since last year. Although Wie recently commented that she felt herself "re-emerging as a new player, a new person," she also reluctantly mentioned what has gone before, asserting, "I'm not ever going to think about before I broke my wrist. That was then and this is now." Perhaps Wie has been going through a metamorphosis of sorts since her dismissal from the columns of many a golf writer who believed her to be washed up by her eighteenth birthday. Her recent victory of sorts, a sixth place finish at the Ladies German Open as well as a genuine qualification into a major event instead the ritual "gimmees" offered to her by sponsors, has put Wie back on track. Now that appearance offers are no longer easily forthcoming (2008 Sony Open, 2008 Ginn Tribute hosted by Annika Sorenstam), Michelle seems to be developing a sense of humble graciousness, coming to the realization that it takes talent, not youth or the appearance of ability, in order to gain recognition in her chosen field. "It's been a long time since I had to qualify for something, and it made me want it even more," a seemingly more grown-up Wie stated. "I think going through that qualifying humbled me a lot as a player, as a person. Sometimes, you have to go back to your roots to become a better player and a better person." This week's Golf for Beginners podcast discusses Michelle Wie's potential to pick up where she left off, before the wrist injury. Can she let go of her past and focus on the future? We'll know more after the 2008 U.S. Women's Open! We also offer golf tips on hitting an iron flush off the tee. Send your golf questions and comments to golfforbeginners@aol.com. Subscribe to our weekly podcast through this RSS feed:http://feeds.feedburner.com/golfforbeginners or through iTunes. Subscribe to our newsletter! Click Here to receive our archived podcasts and 100's of easy golf tips free! Check us out on MySpace! "Shiny Tech" courtesy of Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)" This podcast is supported by Grand Bahama Vacations, 1-800-422-7466. Photo Credit: Houston's Clear Thinkers
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