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| LATEST GOLF ARTICLES |
- Golf Tournament Trophies
There are quite a few types of golf tournaments and while some give out important cash prizes others are only intended to raise funds for various charities
- Details About Golf Trophies
Just like with most other sports, golf recognizes the efforts of the best players through golf trophies and golf awards
- Used Golf Balls – The Popular Choice Among Golfers
The market is full of a whole variety of options when it comes to golf balls. When it comes to the tournaments or some other important game, the players tend to rely on the brand new golf balls. However, when it comes to the practice sessions, even the most seasoned players rely on the used golf balls.
- What Differentiates The Used Golf Balls From The Recycled Golf Balls?
A lot of golf players prefer used golf balls for their practice sessions. On the other hand a significant number of people also prefer using the recycled used golf balls. You must be thinking as to what are the differences between the two. Well, here is a look at the things that differentiates the used golf balls from the recycled used golf balls.
- Cleaning Your Golf Balls
Your golf balls have to be cleaned regularly. It does not matter whether they are brand new ones or the one of the Titleist, Callaway or Maxfli used golf balls. With proper care and maintenance which includes regular cleaning, the golf balls can easily achieve a better performance which tends to last longer.
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| LATEST GOLF NEWS - Click here to see more golf news |
- Kuchar counts down to debut
Matt Kuchar admits he cannot wait to experience the excitement and nerve-jangling tension of competing at the Ryder Cup for America.
- Manassero takes early lead
Matteo Manassero holds a one-shot lead after shooting a seven-under-par 64 in the first round of the Omega European Masters.
- European Masters - latest
The second round is underway at Crans-sur-Sierre. Click for the latest or watch live on Sky Sports HD3/3 from 10.30am.
- McDowell to play in Austria
Graeme McDowell has revealed that he will contest just one more tournament before next month's Ryder Cup.
- Molinari chasing third title
Edoardo Molinari goes into the Omega European Masters looking to become the first player to win three times this season.
- McIlroy: Europe set to roar
Rory McIlory is "quite confident" Europe will regain the Ryder Cup at Celtic Manor in October.
- Davies gets Monty call-up
Rhys Davies has been invited to join Colin Montgomerie's European Ryder Cup team at Celtic Manor in October.
- Jimenez back for more
Miguel Angel Jimenez will tee it up at the Omega European Masters at Crans-sur-Sierre for the 22nd successive year on Thursday.
- Rookies to be blooded early
Europe's six Ryder Cup rookies will all be given a taste of the action prior to Sunday's singles matches at Celtic Manor.
- PGA tweak pro-am rule
The PGA have suspended the rule that caused Jim Furyk to be disqualified from The Barclays after missing his pro-am slot.
- Crans - Six to watch
With Ryder Cup speculation at an end, the European Tour heads to Switzerland. Skysports.com picks six players to watch at Crans.
- Poll - Monty got it right
Almost 60 per cent of Skysports.com readers believe Europe captain Colin Montgomerie got his Ryder Cup wildcard picks spot on.
- Poulter 'gutted' for duo
Ian Poulter admitted "great mates" Paul Casey and Justin Rose would be upset at missing out on this year's Ryder Cup.
- Rose - It's my fault
Justin Rose admits he only has himself to blame after missing out on a place in the European team for the Ryder Cup.
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