Golf News June 2007

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SATURDAY, 30 JUNE 2007
	Golf Takes on a New Spin
	Is golf getting too hard on your wallet? Is Ultimate Frisbee getting too hard on your body? Disc golf might just be the thing for you. The game is a lot like regular golf, though instead of using clubs to get a ball to the hole in the fewest strokes, you toss a plastic disc around the course to get it into a metal basket in the fewest number of tosses. The sport is steadily gaining r Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 28 JUNE 2007
	Free Golf Lessons at Lewes Golf Club
	Lewes Golf Club is holding free golf coaching taster sessions for beginners on the June 30 and August 18 from 1pm-5pm. The sessions are open to adults and to book a lesson, please telephone the club on 483823. Free Golf Coaching is an English Golf Union (EGU)/English Ladies' Golf Association (ELGA) initiative, which has been developed to help people get into golf. Beginners of any age, g Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 27 JUNE 2007
	Martin’s PGA TOUR Superstore Sponsors Golf Night
	Martin’s PGA TOUR Superstore, with locations in Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach, S.C., is the presenting sponsor of “Junior Golf Night” with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans Friday, June 29, 2007. During the 7:05 p.m. game against the Potomac Nationals, representatives from Martin’s PGA TOUR Superstore will register kids to be entered into a drawing to win one of six sets of free junior clubs Read Full Story
	Golf Technology Makes Woods Great, Says O'Grady
	Former PGA player Mac O'Grady has said that golf technology makes Tiger Woods, the number one golf player in the world, great. Woods is a three-time PGA champion. He also won the Masters Champion four times. O'Grady, a winner of two PGA tournaments from 1983-89, described Woods as the worst driver to win the Masters. He explained that the change from a V-shape to a box shape in the drivers Read Full Story
SATURDAY, 23 JUNE 2007
	Is Woods' Loss A Good Thing?
	Tiger Woods already has 12 majors under his sleeve. Had he won the Masters and the recently concluded US Open, he would have totaled 14 wins, which would make him a mere 4 wins away from reaching Jack Nicklaus’ record. Instead, Argentinean Angel Cabera’s victory puts him at 6 to reach and 7 to break the record, which will most probably take him 1 or 2 years longer than if he was already at Read Full Story