Golf News February 2007

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TUESDAY, 27 FEBRUARY 2007
	Play Golf America Goes to Florida
	Those who will watch this week’s Honda Classic at the Palm Beach Gardens in Florida will be in for a treat. That’s because they will not only be able to watch a spectacular tournament but also check out the newest golf equipment at the Play Golf America Expo in the same venue. The said expo will be held everyday from 12pm-6pm starting today, February 27 to March 4. Spectators with tickets Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 21 FEBRUARY 2007
	Golf Fitness Vacations Update
	Naples, Florida (PRWEB) - Golf vacation packages available from Body Balance for Performance combine resort getaways with professional golf instruction from top-rated schools like Aviara Golf Fitness Academy. Body Balance for Performance, a leading golf fitness company, offers three-day Golf Fitness Vacations in San Diego, Hawaii, and Naples. Body Balance for Performance has partnered wit Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 14 FEBRUARY 2007
	National Golf Career School Expands SDGA Campus
	Myrtle Beach, SC - In the nine years since the San Diego Golf Academy came to Myrtle Beach, enrollment has increased exponentially. In order to accommodate this rapid growth, the golf career school has doubled the size of its Myrtle Beach campus, making the new facilities available to its students in early 2007. “When SDGA-Myrtle Beach first opened, we had four students and a staff of two,” Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 13 FEBRUARY 2007
	1st Web Based Global Golf Membership, Up & Running
	The world’s first web-based membership community dedicated solely to more than five million plus private golf club members world-wide is now up and running. Private Golf Club Connections Inc. (PGCI) of Oakville, Ont. launched its website Jan. 25 at the 2007 PGA Merchandise Show & Convention in Orlando, Fla. “The concept of playing more private golf courses by connecting with other privat Read Full Story
MONDAY, 12 FEBRUARY 2007
	Mickelson Wins at Pebble Beach
	Just when everybody thought he was slowly slipping out of the world's rankings, Phil Mickelson came back with a win at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. He shot a consistent under 70 shots save for the third round to win by five shots with a 20-under-par. Next to Mickelson was Kevin Sutherland, followed by the rookie John Mallinger, who trailed the leader by 6 shots. The win is Micke Read Full Story