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Golf Life Television takes you behind the ropes at a US Open to learn more about how PGA Pros and their teams prepare for a major championship. Find more great golf tips and equipment reviews at http://www.golflifetv.com

We meet Fujikura PGA Tour Rep and discuss how he helps PGA Professionals on the tour. Find more great golf tips and equipment reviews at http://www.golflifetv.com

Golf Tips Magazine Instruction Editor Jeff Ritter provides some insight into different swing planes and how to find your perfect swing plane. Find more great golf tips and equipment reviews at http://www.golflifetv.com

Jeff King, the Director of Golf at Kapalua Golf Club in Hawaii provides tips to play better in wind. Find more great golf tips and equipment reviews at http://www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life examines new fairway woods from Cleveland, Ping, and TaylorMade. Find more great golf tips and equipment reviews at http://www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life examines new fairway woods from Cleveland, Ping, and TaylorMade.

Fujikura Tour Rep Mike Sposa talks about how Fujikura gets their players ready for a major tournament like the 2008 US Open.

Golf Life Television features a detailed explanation of the design and production process at Fujikura Golf. You will learn how the company designs and manufacturers golf shafts in their Carlsbad, California Fujikura Design Lab. For more information visit fujikuragolf.com and make sure to find more video at golflifetv.com.

Golf Life Television takes you inside the manufacturing process at Graphite Design in San Deigo, California. We tour the Graphite Design Research and Development Lab where hundreds of shaft variations are manufactured and tested by PGA Players. The process creates some of the best golf shafts in the world known for exceptional feel throughout an entire set of graphite clubs. Find out more online at www.gdintl.com. For more video visit us online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life Television features Jeff Yurkiewicz, the Head Golf Instructor at the Kostis McCord learning center at Greyhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona to learn more about the pitch shot on to the green. Jeff Yurkiewicz describes that there are three ways to pitch the ball the low pitch shot, the basic pitch shot, and the high pitch shot. Jeff Yurkiewicz shows how to approach each one. Find more great instruction online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life Television visits with legendary golf teacher Butch Harmon at the Winn Grips booth during the PGA Merchandise Show. Host Jay Golden carries out an entertaining interview with this popular and successful coach. Butch is currently coaching Ernie Els, Adam Scott and of course "Lefty" - Phil Mickelson.

Golf Life Television meets Scottsdale based golf instructor Jeff Ritter at the Karsten Golf Academy and Golf Course at Arizona State University. Jeff Ritter is a PGA Teacher who writes for Golf Tips Magazine and others. We learn more about the life of a busy golf coach.

Golf Life Television takes a tour of the only golf club foundry in the United States as we feature the PING golf club factory in Phoenix, Arizona. Find out how forms are created and learn how irons and putters are made and manufactured.

Golf Life Television learns more about the new Cleveland HiBore XLS Driver from the headquartes of Cleveland Golf in Huntington Beach, California. Find out more at www.clevelandgolf.com and find more great video online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life reviews the new PING G-10 Driver from the PING testing center in Phoenix, Arizona. Learn more at ping.com and for more great video visit us online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life features the John Jacobs Golf Academy in Phoenix, Arizona. This legendary golf school that has taught thousands the game of golf now offers one on one instruction in an Academy setting. Located at the Camelback Inn and Spa in Scottsdale, Arizona, John Jacobs Golf Academy is a must for anyone looking to improve. Find out more at www.johnjacobsgolf.com and find more video at www.golflifetv.com.

Golf Life Television takes you inside the manufacturing process at Graphite Design in San Deigo, California. We tour the Graphite Design Research and Development Lab where hundreds of shaft variations are manufactured and tested by PGA Players. The process creates some of the best golf shafts in the world known for exceptional feel throughout an entire set of graphite clubs. Find out more online at www.gdintl.com. For more video visit us online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life Television features a detailed explanation of the design and production process at Fujikura Golf. You will learn how the company designs and manufacturers golf shafts in their Carlsbad, California Fujikura Design Lab. For more information visit fujikuragolf.com and make sure to find more video at golflifetv.com.

Golf Life Television features Jeff Ritter, a Golf Tips Magazine Instruction Contributor to learn more about several shots that require you to be strong through power and fitness. The power tips will help you to learn how to hit difficult shots and improve your own fitness. Find more great instruction online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life Television learns more about the technology behind the PING G10 Driver from the PING testing center in Phoenix, Arizona. Find out more online at www.ping.com and see more great video at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life Television features Jeff Ritter, a Golf Tips Magazine Instruction Contributor to learn more about several shots that require power and fitness. The power tips will help you to learn how to hit difficult shots and improve your own fitness. Find more great instruction online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life Television features a detailed explanation of the design and production process at Fujikura Golf. You will learn how the company designs and manufacturers golf shafts in their Carlsbad, California Fujikura Design Lab. For more information visit fujikuragolf.com and make sure to find more video at golflifetv.com.

Golf Life Television reviews theMizuno MP-600 Titanium driver that allows players to quickly tweak their ball flight through the use of the revolutionary Fast Track. With two adjustable eight gram weights, the player can easily choose from 15 ball flight settings to fine tune the COG and achieve their ideal ball flight for maximum control. Furthermore, the CNC milled, plasma welded CORTECH face insert will deliver the maximum USGA allowable ball speed across the entire area of the face for explosive distance.

Golf Life Television reviews the new Ping i10 Irons that are designed to appeal to golfers who prefer the look of a smaller, blade-style club but still rely on the forgiveness of a cavity back. Its compact head features reduced offset and a thin top rail to give it a players' iron look.

Production of golf shafts has progressed to the point that shafts can now be designed with characteristics that can maximize a golfer's game. Golf Life Television visited the Fujikura Fit-On Lab to investigate how their high technology strategies benefit PGA TOUR professionals as well as week end golfers.

Golf Life Television reviews the newest version of TaylorMade Golf's Burner Bubble Driver, the Tour Burner. This newer Bubble driver offers a dual crown construction and weighted power-base to promote increased carry and distance. The modern head shape promotes lower, deeper and precision-placed CG for higher launch angle and lower spin. Find out more at taylormade.com and more video online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life Television reviews the Titleist 907D2, a multi-material 460cc driver with an enhanced moment of inertia (MOI) for increased distance with workability and shot control. The innovative multi-material design features separate face, body and hosel construction.

Golf Life Television reviews the new Cleveland HiBore XLS Driver whigh features maximum USGA clubhead dimensions to push the moment of inertia (MOI) limit for extremely straight drives. With the largest face ever, the new design extends the hot zone of maximum .830 C.O.R. across a larger portion of the face, creating more distance from solid shots and mis-hits alike. Cleveland's Distance Driven Geometry moves weight lower and deeper in the clubhead. This optimized CG location aligns the Center of Gravity Projection (CGP) with the C.O.R. Hot Spot in the center of the face, resulting in optimal launch conditions and higher ball speeds for greater overall distance.