Golf News May 2007

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TUESDAY, 29 MAY 2007
	iTRAINING for the Perfect Swing
	Thousands of books have been written about the swing and how to perfect it, but the main problem has always been in communication: how to integrate the guidelines written in a book, or the advice of a coach, into your own game. The iTrainer Golf System may just be the solution. Insight-sports.com has recently been developing this automated swing analysis and correction system. Its main Read Full Story
MONDAY, 28 MAY 2007
	Liberty National, New PGA Tour Stop
	The PGA Tour stop on August 2009 has been moved from Westchester Country Club in Harrison, New York to Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, New Jersey. The Liberty National Golf Club, which has been opened just last summer, was built for $150 million."It's an exciting new venue for golf, and we hope to showcase it. Tiger Woods wants to conquer everything out there. Until he conquer Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 24 MAY 2007
	Wie to Play in the John Deere Classic this July
	Michelle Wie will be playing in the John Deere Classic as announced last Tuesday. Wie has accepted a sponsor's exemption to play in the professional golf event, which will be held on July. Wie has played in the event twice. Wie missed the cut in 2005. If she had made the cut, she would have been the first woman to enter a PGA Tour event. Last year, she withdrew from the game due to heat Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 22 MAY 2007
	Report Shows Golf's Huge Economic Impact in VA
	Findings of an independent study by the Virginia Golf Council (VGC) show that the golf industry in the state of Virginia generated $3.1 billion which is larger than what industry representatives have previously estimated. According to the report, the Virginia golf industry generated around 40,000 jobs for local residents, $1.6 billion in direct economic output, $984.4 million in salaries Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 18 MAY 2007
	GTAA Announces New Educational Seminar in Florida
	GTAA announces educational seminars that help golf tournament coordinators, members and volunteers across the country. GTAA announces an educational program that helps golf tournament coordinators such as charities, associations, meeting planners, schools, civic and other groups take their golf tournament to the next level. The next one is on May 30 at the Grand Cypress Resort in Orl Read Full Story
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