'The greatest mental stress for any golfer who suddenly starts hitting the ball poorly isn't making bad shots or even having a poor score that day. It's not knowing WHY it happened or how they will get their swing back,' says Tracy Reed, Golf Biomechanic, Mental Game Specialist and Author of Golf Swing Control, now sold in 28 countries around the world.

 Deep in the mind, golf isn't about hitting a little white ball into a hole slightly larger hundreds ...   more »

Two leaders in the golf industry, Golf Galaxy, the world's first and only interactive golf store with 45 stores in 19 states and TeeTimeWatch.com, a leading golf marketing services company have combined forces to help golf courses sell, and golfers play, more golf.

 Two leaders in the golf industry, Golf Galaxy (http://www.golfgalaxy.com/), the world's first and only interactive golf store with 45 stores in 19 states and TeeTimeWatch.com (http://www.teetimewatch.com/), a leading golf marketing services company have ...   more »

Former PGA Golf Professional, Ben Throckmorton, is preparing to release what he calls the “Ultimate Golf Instruction System.” This exciting new golf instruction system is entitled “How To Break 90 in 3 Easy Lessons.” Throckmorton, with his golf instruction series, is taking direct aim at players of all skill levels including beginners, high handicappers, senior players, juniors, and women. Throckmorton created this system to help players of all ages and skill levels significantly improve their golf swings and scores.

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New alliance of Fitness for Golf and IJGA brings the workout of the pros to junior golfers.

As golfers begin to develop at younger and younger ages, the golf fitness program - Fitness for Golf – is partnering with the International Junior Golf Academy (IJGA) to develop the next generation of champions.
   
According to Fitness for Golf’s founder Susan Hill, a golf fitness trainer and sports performance nutrition specialist, the driving force behind the partnership is the misinformation about ...   more »

Brands like Glove It, Lady Classic and Evertan offer golf gloves with women’s manicured nails - as well as their handicap - in mind, and golf sandals are more popular than ever. But exposing fingernails and toenails on the course, like everywhere else, means paying attention to problems like calluses, rough cuticles, discolored toenails and cracked, dry heels.

 Over five million American women flock to the golf course every year for the same reasons men do: light exercise, socializing in ...   more »