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Ed Travis
Ed Travis is a national award winning golf journalist and has had a life long love affair with the game. He has competed in tournament golf both as an amateur and as a senior professional and though his competitive days are behind him he still plays regularly and carries a handicap of 2. He and his wife live in suburban Orlando.
There are certain times of the year in large parts of this country when hitting balls into a net are about all the golf you can expect. You might rather be on the course but…
So when I first heard Net …
Here’s another example of golf and technology at work. With GolfSense and an iPhone you can have a 3-D analysis of your swing.
The GolfSense device (suggested retail price $129) also works with an iPad and is being sold by Apple …
I’ve been accused of being an equipment geek. I’m not sure about that but I am interested in modern technology and materials as they are expressed in the engineering and design of clubs.
In other words when you put Vaseline on …
I heard a lot of noise about the long putter being used to win again but not a word about Simpson's other clubs. Particularly the fact he played a Titleist 909D3 off the tee and it hit the streets in 2009 - three years ago.
Following about half the winners this year the longest iron in his bag was the 4-iron but more interesting is his i...
Published:
April 25, 2012
They are promoting this as something special - essentially one wedge with a fairly wide sole that has lots of toe relief and a fair amount of center weighting. TMaG has never had a show stopper wedge to go with the rest of their popular woods and irons so if this works that may change.
Published:
April 21, 2012
PING is capitalizing on Bubba Watson's Masters' victory by selling 5,000 pink G20 drivers similiar, at least in appearance, to Bubba's and making a charitable donation of $50 per driver for a total of $250,000. From early reports the $400 drivers are selling very well.
Since its' inception the company has always done a great job ...
