December 8th in Gear, In The Bag.
*PUETZ GOLF PRICE $134.95
When golf manufacturing giant PING set out to make a new golf bag in 2007, they knew that women represented a growing part of their customer base. Thus it is that when PING’s designers emerged from their planning, they had crafted the most multi-purpose bag then available – the Freestyle. At just under five pounds, the Freestyle won’t wear down your shoulders – no matter how slight your frame. Furthermore, its eight pockets – included a …
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December 7th in Places.
By Simon Dubiel
Hole #9 • Par 3
The Setup: 505-yard, par-5 from the blue tees. The fairway will kick everything to the right. Your approach shot offers you two options — lay up to the left of the tree island for a level lie and the best angle to the green, or let it fly and hope to carry the hill to a large green sloping from back to front and left to right. Bunkers …
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December 7th in Gear, In The Bag.
*PUETZ GOLF PRICE $129.95
The OGIO Diva certainly passes the eye test – which, when it comes to bags, is important. After all, your bag is the one piece of equipment that everyone you play with will get a good, long look at, and the one with which you can make the biggest statement about yourself. Available in pink, purple, black and a cool, two-toned blue, and with subtle polka-dot and argyle patterning, it’s clear that the designers at OGIO …
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December 7th in News, Short Game.
Dahl’s carts are all street-legal, and have gained popularityas alternative vehicles in small residential communities.
Maybe you’ve always dreamed of owning a Roadster or a Hummer, but never had the money — or the garage space. Or maybe you’re just looking for a way to save a few bucks on gas.
That’s right — the carts pictured here, and the numerous others available from Puget Sound-based Country Club Carts, are all street-legal.
“You can use it on the course, then take it to …
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December 6th in Gear, In The Bag.
*PUETZ GOLF PRICE: $799.95
Sometimes, it’s better to be lucky than good. We started our research into the world of women’s golf gear by trying to answer the question … just what is it that makes women’s clubs different from those made for men? Turns out, the folks at Mizuno have already done the research for us, designed the clubs, and packaged them in an 18-piece set they call the SORA. Basically, the differences are simple, and logical – women’s …
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