PurePoint Golf Instruction

December 21, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment 

PGA Professional Bobby Eldridge (pictured above) is the director of the PurePoint Golf instructional program which is one of the most successful and popular teaching programs on the worldwide web.  Prior to joining PurePoint Golf, Eldridge owned and operated his own golf academy with schools located throughout the southwest.  Devoting his entire career to the game of golf, Bobby Eldridge has become one of the country’s foremost teaching Professionals.

The Bobby Eldridge instruction method at PurePoint Golf covers every aspect of the game and is the culmination of a lifetime of teaching experience.  The program offers a DVD series that entirely simplifies even the most difficult aspects of the game.  This program, without a doubt, should be a part of every serious golfer’s collection.  For more information see www.purepointgolf.com.

6 GPS Product Web-sites

December 10, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Flight Ryanair - London UK to Perpignan France
Creative Commons License photo credit: bortescristian   “Digital Caddies,” as they are called, are quckly becoming a necessity in today’s game.  Using a GPS is like having a yardage marker at your feet anywhere on the course.  Handheld GPS technology uses four satellites stationed 11,000 miles above the earth to calculate distances within one yard.  Besides lower scores, the new GPS units also speed up play. 

The following is a list of GPS web-sites:  SkyCaddie ($430) at www.skygolfgps.com ,  Golf Buddy Tour ($430) at www.golfbuddy.ca.com, Golf Logix GPS 8 ($300) at www.golfgps.com, iGolf Neo ($150) at www.igolf.com, Sonocaddie V300 ($400) at www.sonocaddie.com and uPro ($400) at www.uprogps.com.

Under the USGA. Rules, GPS systems are legal under local rules (determined by each golf course), however, they are not allowed in tournament play.

Greg Norman Web-site

October 9, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment 

One of the most informative golf web-sites on the internet is Greg Norman’s site at www.shark.com. This site covers every aspect of the game of golf. One of the more interesting topics is the importance of being physically fit, especially for senior golfers.

Biomechanics, which is the role that different muscle groups play in the golf swing, is thoroughly explained in an easy to understand manner. This section goes into detail about how important a good warm up is prior to playing. There are examples given of various exercises that golfers can do to loosen up the important muscle groups specifically used in the golf swing. This web-site gets a 5 star rating and should be on your “must view” list.