Golf Zone
Tips and Tricks to Improve Your Game
The Perfect Set of Golf Clubs
Beginning golfers who are looking for a starter set of golf clubs must consider buying good-quality used clubs rather than being tempted by cheap new clubs. Even after you’ve had professional advice and read all the reviews, there are several personal factors to think about. Your own height, weight, shape, strength and style of play should be considered when choosing golf clubs.
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Can your Golf Ball Improve your Game?
Being able to choose the right golf ball could be just what you need to turn an awful game to a wonderful one. However, it does not mean that you should just trot out and buy the golf ball that Tiger Woods uses to instantly turn you into a world champion. You would still need to choose the golf ball that would work for you.
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Three Keys To Increase Distance
For many golfers, a big concern is how to hit the ball farther. Typically, a good swing with solid fundamentals will naturally allow you to hit the ball far provided you have good strength. There are a few important keys that you can specifically work on to hit it farther.
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The Correct Way to Hit a Long Bunker Shot
Bunker shots are difficult enough to get right when next to the green, but the longer bunker shot from a fairway bunker is even more challenging.
So here are a couple of simple things you should do to improve your long bunker shots.
A Few Golf Tips From Tiger Woods
Imagine if you could sit with Tiger for a few minutes and pick his brain to help improve your game. Golf is a mental game no one is more prepared than Tiger just look at his game face the next time you watch him play. It is that concerted concentration that you need to develop to become a great golfer.
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Golf World
News from the World of Golf
Open Course Loved By Golfers Logistically, a Nightmare
TSN Open course loved by golfers but logistically, a nightmare
Hamilton Spectator
Against all odds RBC Canadian Openweek has begun at St. George's Golf and Country Club. And the consensus is that if Golf Canada can make it work here, they can make it work anywhere.
Impatience is a virtue for up-and-comers
Struggling Mike Weir not ready to pass torch just yet
Open case of success
Canadian Open Expecting Strong Field
Sportsnet.ca
Toronto Sun
Two-time winner Jim Furyk will compete in the 2010 RBC Canadian Open, further strengthening a field that already includes the likes of defending champ Nathan Green, Anthony Kim, Camilo Villegas, Retief Goosen and Fred Couples. Furyk, fifth in the world rankings and winner of the 2006 and 2007 Canadian Opens, confirmed Thursday that he would play in the tournament July 19-25 at St. George's Golf and Country Club in Toronto, according to Golf Canada. Furyk won the Canadian Open at the Hamilton Golf and Country Club in 2006 then followed that up with a win at Angus Glen in '07.
Furyk, Daly among additions to 2010 Canadian Open
Furyk joins Canadian Open field
Furyk, Daly, Barnes, Watson enter Canadian Open
Rutledge fires 62 at Canadian PGA Seniors’ Championship
MILTON, Ont. -- Victoria's Jim Rutledge had a whopping 10-shot lead after two rounds of the Canadian PGA Seniors' Championship after firing a course-record 10-under-par 62 on Wednesday. Rutledge had eight birdies and an eagle on the par-5 16th hole at RattleSnake Point Golf Club. He shot a 30 on the front nine and a 32 on the back to improve to 15-under-par 129. "I got off to a great start today after making birdies on four of the first six holes and that seemed to get me off to the races," Rutledge said. Dave Barr of Kelowna, B.C., was alone in second place after a 5-under 67. Daryl Stubbs of South Delta, B.C., and Rod Spittle of Niagara Falls, Ont., were 11 strokes off the lead. Rutledge sets course recordCourse record propels Rutledge
