Iowa Community College Athletic Conference. Welcome to the Visually Marketplace | Infographic Design Services. Golf News, Scores, Rankings and Courses. Collapse ∧ TaylorMade introduces new RocketBallz clubs A year after a successful campaign with its white-headed metalwoods, TaylorMade reveals its new line of drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons called RocketBallz, as well as a new R11S line. TaylorMade 14-degree SLDR driver The introduction of the 14-degree SLDR driver has presented one of TaylorMade's biggest challenges, because most golfers identify 14 degrees with a strong 3-wood, not a driver. TaylorMade SLDR driver Nearly a decade ago, TaylorMade revolutionized its drivers with movable weight technology. TaylorMade SLDR driver to debut The TaylorMade SLDR driver appeared last week on the USGA's Conforming Driver list and made its debut on the PGA Tour at the John Deere Clasic in Silvis, Ill.
How It Works. "Top 25 Golf Books of All-Time!" “Top 25 Golf Books of All-Time!” A couple weeks ago you guys might remember we sent an email out to the subscribers of our email list. We wanted to get your opinion on what your favorite golf books of all-time were. And after going through literally thousands of responses from you guys (took us a while to sort them) we have put together the MGS readers “Top 25 Golf Books of All-Time!”
We wanted both instructional and non-instructional books and you guys gave a great assortment of both for the all the readers to see. The Top 2 books were overwhelmingly the winners by leaps and bounds. Both getting almost 3 times more votes than any of the other Top 5 books chosen. A Tip On How To Get 7 of These Books For Under $1! We have linked all the books to the Amazon Store if any of you are interested in picking up a few of these to add to your collection.
P.S. - I just finished reading a great book…it didn’t make the list but some of you might be interested. . #2 – Little Red Book #7 – The Match. Train Like an Olympian - Dos and Don'ts. Train Like an Olympian: What Olympic Athletes Do That We Don't The Winter Games are just around the corner. We’ve asked the Olympic trainer to fill us in on taking our workout to the next level… Nathan Mellalieu has trained a number of Olympic athletes over the years.
He’s trained his fair share of movie stars too, and we can only imagine which training sessions are more intense. As that rare season rolls around when we’re all thinking of the Games, we knew we had to hear from Nathan about a few of his own experiences. The Olympics are here once again and most of us will be inspired by the dedication and determination these athletes show us. Dos and Don’ts To Train like an Olympian:Do set goalsOlympians have clear, ambitious and inspiring goals.Do enlist an expertOlympians seek out an expert to develop a personalized bullet-proof plan, unlike so many of us who just walk ambiguously through fitness without a goal worthy of inspiring us out of our funk. Mi blog de golf » ¿Juego sucio en el Masters?
Los veteranos del Masters de Augusta saben de las numerosas “trampas” que los greenkeepers del campo preparan a los jugadores. De lunes a miércoles, durante las rondas de prácticas, el campo está preparado de una determinada manera…..pero, mientras se celebra el torneo de pares 3, los trabajadores del Augusta National se dedican a intentar añadir mayor dificultad a un campo en el que los mejores profesionales ya sufren de lo lindo. Cortes cruzados en el green, corte y peinado de los antegreens hacia el exterior de los mismos o el peinado de las calles a contrapelo son algunos de los “trucos” que se utilizan para hacer la semana más “agradable” a los profesionales de nuestro deporte.
Un operario trabaja en un green del Augusta National No obstante ello, este año me ha parecido que el Augusta National ha ido un poco más allá. Como ya hablamos hace unos meses en el blog, la velocidad de los greens se mide con el stimpmeter. Fitness Friday: Slow Down To Speed Up. By Ron Kaspriske You can only swing the club as fast as you can slow it down. Think about that for a bit. I'll get back to that statement. We're all looking for 10, 15, 20 more yards off the tee and to hit 8-iron where we once hit 7-iron.
But how do you get it? A new driver? You might squeeze a few more yards out with any of those suggestions. Swing the club faster. I recently spoke with Tom House about this topic. The sobering reality is that as we age, we lose the flexibility and muscle mass needed for speed, House says. You can only swing the club as fast as you can slow it down. When House first said that to me, it took a little time for me to believe it. Your body works the same way. House explains about training these areas in the October issue of Golf Digest (look for Rickie Fowler on the cover). Read below to see his suggestions for how to train your body to decelerate the club at faster speeds. 1. 2. 3. Ron Kaspriske is the fitness editor for Golf Digest.