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Equipment Editor Emily Kay tries the Pure Grips replacement system and concludes that it's probably better to have a friend like Meg than an air compressor and vise. You can try this at home, but...
Fitness tends to improve the golf swing, and swinging a kettlebell tends to improve fitness. See where this is leading? Terri Leonard reviews.
Often mistaken for Crocs, Dawgs offer some advantages over traditional women's golf shoes. At under 7 ounces, they're also great golf shoes to pack for a golf vacation.
Sunglasses for women golfers qualify as both garb and gear. We want them to look good, and we want golf to look good from behind them. Here's a pair from a relatively unknown company that passes the test.
Everyone else might be talking about another Haney book, but our reviewer suspects most of us, especially the high-handicappers, would find this one much more useful.
Dreamstime
Do we need to carry screws now, along with maybe a wrench and screwdriver? Here's a guide to the latest trend in golf clubs, for those who might not even have a toolbox.
Abandoning the forward tees for the back tees seems foolhardy for a short hitter, but the longest hole on the longest course in the state of Florida proves too tempting for our author.
Apr 2, 2012 by Katharine Dyson in Destinations (1 Comments)
Annika Sorenstam's mouth was watering through the phone as she recommended this recipe as a quick apres-golf treat. She was too gracious to suggest that it might be over-the-top fantastic alongside one of her wines. GottaGoGolf suspects it would!
Apr 2, 2012 in 19th Hole
Golfing great Sam Snead's ghost no doubt enjoys visiting the Savannah Harbor layout he designed with Bob Cupp. Is it Women-Welcome as well as ghost-friendly? Check out our golf course review.
Apr 11, 2012 by Susan Fornoff in Course Reviews
GottaGoGolf Magazine, September 2011
She’s the sister you wish you never had, the “Bad Seed” who’ll do whatever it takes to get her way. Strangely enough, she’s wearing the same black-on-white wing-tipped golf shoes that you wore today. Why won't she go away?
Mar 1, 2012 by Michelle Smith in Advice
Geotrac, Dreamstime
Trust us, it's more fun to pick up a knife and slice into a juicy piece of fruit than it is to slice on the golf course. Although as with cheesecake, a little slice need not be deadly.
Apr 3, 2012 by Susan Fornoff in Vocabulary
Form-fitting looks make layering fun and more flattering for women golfers. The experts at Bandon Dunes, the gorgeous Oregon coastal resort, have seen their share of wind and rain. Here, their expert advice.
Jan 24, 2012 by Susan Fornoff in Fashion
teros / Dreamstime
Ladies and women who golf will want to know how to execute this shot, which even men aspire to add to the repertoire. It's the makeup shot, the only kind that ought to follow a miss.
Feb 3, 2012 by Susan Fornoff in Vocabulary (1 Comments)
Susan Fornoff
Want to know the secret to golf when it’s cold and rainy or snowy? Book a flight to Maui, where the courses are almost universally Women-Welcome to the hilt.
Feb 27, 2012 by Susan Fornoff in Destinations (1 Comments)
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LPGA: ShopRite LPGA Classic-
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LPGA: Wegmans LPGA Championship-
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LPGA: Manulife Financial LPGA Classic-
She sees a tree, he sees a restroom. Where else do guys get all dressed up, plunk down $100 or more, and then pee on the very property they just paid a tidy sum to visit? Here's a look at how the golf course restroom issue really is about gender.
Other sports have time limits, and even baseball prevents batters and pitchers from holding up the proceedings. Both the LPGA and PGA Tours will be better off with a clock.
Here's a little survey question that GottaGoGolf ran by the EWGA's Golfpalooza crowd in Las Vegas. One answer led the way, another had its fans, and one was just plain wrong.
Masters champ Bubba Watson thinks if he could ride in a cart, he could fly around the golf course. Hah! At most courses, we'd have to fly over the folks in front of us: Slow play prevails. What can we do?
