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Tiger Woods Excites Golf Athletes in Japan

He might not be the worlds best player any more. But Tiger Woods is still the biggest name in golf. That was clear when Woods followed up his touring in Asia with a stop in Tokyo to further inspire young golf athletes…

  • Jan E. Espelid
  • April 27, 2015
  • Going for golf, The Caribbeans

The Complete Guide to the Golf Courses of Aruba

With just 69 square miles of land area, the tiny island paradise of Aruba simply doesn’t have the space for numerous golf courses with sprawling fairways and enormous greens. But what it lacks in size it makes up for in…

  • Jaclyn Lambert
  • April 25, 2015
  • Going for golf

Don’t Try To Swing Like A Pro. But You Might Try To Put Like One …

With a driver in hand, you’re easily spotted as a nonprofessional. Comfort lies in the fact that the tour proven Nike Method Prototype 006 is as of May 7 no longer is exclusive to the pros.  With a record of…

  • Jan E. Espelid
  • April 23, 2015
  • England, Going for golf

A Hidden Links Paradise in South West England

Some of the best links golf courses on the British Isles are tucked together in Englads South West corner. Not too many golfers out of England know these six championship links courses. The collection of Trevose and St Enodoc in…

  • Jan E. Espelid
  • April 18, 2015
  • Going for golf, Scotland

A World Famous Star and Hidden Gems

Carnoustie is a name known to almost each and every golfer. However, most golfers associate the name only with the Championship Course of the public golf complex on the Scottish East Coast. However, the region around Carnoustie has more to offer…

  • Jan E. Espelid
  • April 14, 2015
  • Going for golf, USA

World’s Largest Handicap Tournament Open for Registration

Golfers around the world can begin focusing on the world’s largest amateur golf tournament, the Myrtle Beach World Amateur Handicap Championship, with the opening of registration for the late summer event. Approximately 3,500 participants are expected for the 32nd edition…

  • Jan E. Espelid
  • April 8, 2015
  • Going for golf

PING donating share of proceeds from the new pink G30 driver to Bubba Watson Foundation

PING have announced it will sell 5,000 limited-edition all-pink PING G30® drivers, inspired by the one used by two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson, and donate $60 to the Bubba Watson Foundation for every pink driver sold. “Bubba has a huge…

  • Jan E. Espelid
  • April 7, 2015
  • Going for golf

Adams Golf Launches Blue Line of Products

Adams Golf have announced the arrival of the new Blue line of products, a uniquely designed set of clubs which includes a driver, fairway wood, hybrid and combination iron set. Each piece in the Adams Blue set the American company claims was…

  • Jan E. Espelid
  • April 2, 2015
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Some Younger Players to Look Out For at The Masters

With the world’s finest golfers arriving at Augusta National Golf Club to compete in the 79th Masters Tournament, it might be a good idea to pay special attention to some of the finest young talent in the game. This year,…

  • Jan E. Espelid
  • March 30, 2015
  • Going for golf, New Zealand

Scottish Photographer Tees It Up Down Under

  The award-winning Scottish golf photographer Mark Alexander  has completed an exciting photography project that has incorporated some of New Zealand’s top golf courses including The Hills. The assignment was commissioned by the  Golf Tourism New Zealand (GTNZ) group, and…

  • Jan E. Espelid
  • March 27, 2015
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