For chilly nights at the driving range I really like wearing the Sunice Hurricane. I’ve talked about the men’s version previously and I’ve recently been wearing the women’s Hurricane Paula Gore-Tex Paclite Jacket. I still can’t get over how something so lightweight and comfortable can keep me so warm. I’ve worn it on foggy mornings [...]
Archive for October, 2008
Apryl DeLancey - Oct - 30th
Apryl DeLancey - Oct - 30th
This year, the Southern California Golf Show happened October 24-26, 2008 at the Fairplex in Pomona. We caught the show just after it opened at 11:00 am on Day 1. Getting to the show this early definitely has its pros and cons. Since the first day is a Friday, you don’t always have all of [...]
Martin Anderson - Oct - 29th
Vega, the premium brand from the Japanese forging house Kyoei where Katsuhiro Miura worked before he left to start his own eponymous company, and makers of some of the sexiest irons this side of heaven have outdone themselves with a limited edition raw black version of their RAFC-02 irons.
Forged from S25c soft carbon steel and [...]
Gxgolfer - Oct - 27th
What shafts are having the buzz out on tour? These could be the next hot thing in the market next year. GolfWRX has been out on tour looking at what the players have been playing. Most of the shaft buzz out on tour is from shafts that the average “Joe” can’t get yet. These are [...]
E Schuster - Oct - 26th
Cameron Beckman defeated Kevin Sutherland on the second playoff hole to not only win the Frys.com Open, but also assure his place on the PGA Tour for the next two years. Mr. Beckman began the week 176th on the money list and prepared to head to Q School. “I honestly was just trying to finish in the top 150 so I’d get to the (qualifying school) finals.”
Apryl DeLancey - Oct - 21st
We know that the W7 are athletic, intelligent, and exceptional ambassadors for the LPGA and women’s golf. Each has been playing the game of golf for many years, some starting in early childhood and others through college. The group represent women from around the globe and I’ve selected some interview questions to highlight their unique [...]
Brett Hitchins - Oct - 20th
At 1,300 feet above Lake Okanagan, Fred Couples’ new signature Canadian layout, The Rise, is aptly named. Climbing rugged desert-ranchland terrain, the course meanders between tree and fescue lined fairways featuring an artistic bunkering style while yielding spectacular views of the landscape below.
Renowned for fresh water lakes, rolling hills, and its warming sun, The Okanagan [...]