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Discraft Elite Z Bundle – 6 Pc Disc Golf Driver Set

CourseLadder — Thu, 17 May 2012 05:44:44 +0000


The Discraft Elite Z Bundle includes 6 premium disc golf drivers. Discs include: Z Surge SS (max distance driver), Z Avenger SS (max distance driver), Z Flash (max distance driver), Z Force (max distance driver), Z Buzzz (mid-range driver), Z Comet (mid-range driver).

Originally posted 2010-03-23 03:59:09. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Odyssey White Ice 1 Putter

CourseLadder — Wed, 16 May 2012 17:42:23 +0000

The new White Ice Putters from Odyssey combine Tour trusted shapes with a new look and better feel. The new White Ice Insert is our best feeling, multi-layer insert to date. Developed after extensive feedback from players on Tour, our engineers have enhanced the sound, responsiveness and consistency of the insert. The face surface has been roughened to enhance the sound at impact with softer golf balls. The rough texture also helps increase friction between the ball and the insert to promote forward roll. Coupled with a new Dark Nickel finish, the new White Ice putters combine Tour-proven looks with Tour-inspired feel.

Originally posted 2010-04-03 13:17:40. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Garmin Approach G5 GPS-Enabled Golf Handheld (Factory Refurbished)

CourseLadder — Wed, 16 May 2012 05:32:12 +0000

This is a refurbished GPS. Refurbished generally means that the unit has been returned to the manufacturer, who brings the navigator back to like new conditions.Give your game a boost of confidence with Garmin's Approach G5, a rugged, waterproof, touchscreen golf GPS packed with thousands of pre-loaded golf course maps. Approach uses a high-sensitivity GPS receiver to measure individual shot distances and show the exact yardage to fairways, hazards, and greens. Give your golf game a boost of confidence with the Approach G5. Eliminate guesswork from your game by keeping score digitally, getting accurate yardage readings, and more. (Click images to enlarge.) Built for Golfers Weighing in at just 6.8 ounces with batteries and boasting a transflective color 3-inch touchscreen, the Approach is your featherweight fairway guide regardless of the lighting conditions. IPX7 waterproofing means that the device can withstand accidental immersion as well--but thankfully, you'll be avoiding water hazards, of course. Eliminate the Guesswork The Approach displays and updates your exact position on stunningly detailed, preloaded course maps throughout the United States. Click to see Garmin's current Approach G5 course listing. Approach's highly sensitive GPS receiver pinpoints your position and removes guesswork from your game. And as you move, Approach automatically updates your position, so you'll always know your yardage. There's no subscription or setup fees, and Approach is compliant with USGA rules. Touch Your Target Need to measure distances for your next shot? Touch any point on the sunlight-readable display, and Approach shows the precise distance to that exact spot--fairway; hazard; landing area; or the front, middle, and back of the green. Get on the Green Zero in on the pin with Approach's Green View. Just tap the flag on the map to zoom in on the green--then you can drag the flag to position it where you see it, giving you more accurate yardage. Keep Score Digitally Approach doubles as a digital scorecard for your foursome. After the game, you can save and review the scores on your computer at home. Add More Courses Garmin is constantly adding more courses to their map data, as well as updating and improving their course maps for Approach G5. Download the latest courses from Garmin.com. What's in the Box Approach G5, belt clip, USB cable, quick start manual

Originally posted 2010-03-29 06:23:55. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Santa Teresa Golf Club

CourseLadder — Tue, 15 May 2012 17:28:53 +0000

Santa Teresa Golf Club is located in San Jose, CA

Phone: 408-225-2650

Website: http://www.santateresagolf.com

Course History:

There are two courses, one is an 18 hole Par 71 and the second is known as "Shorty" and is an executive course with par 3 holes. Which ever course you pick to play, you're sure to enjoy the challenge. The 18 hole course is just difficult enough to be challenging to professional players while not intimidating beginners.

What You Need to Know:

Please note the following policies that have been instituted by the course management:

Santa Teresa Golf Club is a public course and may be enjoyed by all.
Each person may make one tee time reservation per phone call.
Green fees are not refundable.
Green fees may be paid for with cash, check or credit card. Check out these credit card recommendations.
Coolers are not allowed on the golf course.

The course has an online tee time reservation service or you can call to place your registration. Please note that tee times can be registered up to two weeks in advance. Lessons are available on the course from the on-site pros and can be purchased right from their website.

The pro shop is also online and offers all of the latest apparel and gear from the main brands. The course also has a club house with some terrific food. You can enjoy your meal while overlooking the scenic course.

Tournaments are often hosted at the course and are a favorite with locals. This is considered to be one of the truly fun courses to play in the entire Bay Area and it has a great reputation. If you've never played here, catching a tournament is a great way to get started.

Playing Hints:

The front nine are pretty flat, but don't let this trick you into thinking the course is easy. The hazards and trees make it more than complicated to keep on the right track. Aim is certainly the key to finishing this course well as well as good club selection. Most of the shots from the tees will be pretty straight, so focus on using your driver in most situations and giving it all you've got.

Hole eleven is quite a challenge with a large bunker built right into the fairway. Make sure you give your ball just enough power to get over this hazard. Hole twelve is a deceptively easy par four, but the curve adds to the complexity of getting a birdie here.

Hole sixteen is a short par three, but watch out for the bunkers around the green. Try to iron your way in for the best lie. The dogleg on the eighteenth hole makes for quite a challenge, but at least you're almost done at this point in your game.

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Green Fees:

M-T Friday Weekends/Holidays

Daily Fee $40 $46 $60

Afternoon $25 $29 $34

Twilight $17 $19 $25

Back Nine $19 $21 $30

Seniors* $24 $24 N/A

Students* $19 $19 N/A

Juniors* $12 $12 N/A

Short Course $11 $11 $15

Originally posted 2008-11-26 20:23:51. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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How to Correct a Hook Shot

CourseLadder — Tue, 15 May 2012 05:17:01 +0000

Out of all of the blunders you can make on a golf course, a hook shot can be one of the most frustrating. Often, players find that they consistently hook their shots off the tees, and no matter what they try, they can’t get past it. Soon, they end up mentally defeating themselves before they even get up to the tee, certain that they are going to hook it. And, nine times out of ten, they will.

So, how do you correct a hook shot? There are actually quite a few techniques that you can use that will impact pulling the ball to the left, but first, you’ve got to get mentally prepared. Golf is 99% mental anyway, so we’ll focus on this step first. Once you’ve got your mental hook shot fixed, you can start working on the physical aspects.

Sit in a quiet place at home, where there are no distractions. Mentally go through everything you would as you go out to the first hole on your favorite course. Now, start thinking that you will have the perfect drive, right down the center. Envision teeing up, and addressing the ball. Bring your club back and watch as the ball goes right down the center line.

Repeat this in your head several times. If you have a problem with certain holes, play them in your head over and over until you are mentally hitting the shot the right way each time. This may take a few tries to get right, but visualization can have a huge impact on your game. In fact, many people that try this technique have found that the next time they go out on the course their hook is cured, without having to work on their stance or swing.

If you’re still having some hook issues however, it’s time to move onto the correct stance and how you swing your club. First, let’s look at how you hold the club. Are you gripping it as though you’d like to strangle it? This can be a major problem and will hurt your swing. The correct grip is actually pretty easy to master. When you hold the club, look at the v that is between your thumb and fingers. Do both v’s point a little towards your right shoulder? If not, this is the cause of your problems.

Work on developing the right grip until it feels like second nature to you. Then, move onto the next step. Stand with your feet facing forward, slightly apart. One should not be in front of the other and they should both be completely parallel. If you have one foot slightly back, it will pull your swing. Your entire body should be following that parallel line, from your head, to your shoulders, to your hips. Again, work on your stance until it becomes second nature.

Swing problems are a little harder to fix, but not impossible. You’ll want to make sure that you’re bringing your club back smoothly and back down with force, but not too much force. You should never break that parallel line. Keep trying and practicing and you’ll be able to put all of these together to end your hook problems for good.

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Originally posted 2008-08-06 05:03:10. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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