Would Tiger Woods have dominated using old equipment among questions golf bloggers want answered
Sure, the pros may call it silly season, but golf bloggers from top to bottom are keeping a tight schedule as they discuss everyone from Tiger Woods to their own golf games.
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Would Tiger Woods have dominated in years past with the older equipment? That’s what Mulligan is asking at The Golf Blog.
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Luke Swilor didn’t have the season he wanted in 2007, so now is the time to forget about him … Just kidding, Luke! We’re always behind our favorite golfing blogger, and we were thrilled to see his recent update where he lets you know how he copes with the snow and talks about how excited he is for 2008.
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If anyone can understand Luke’s plight it’s the Golf Chick. Seems Kristen didn’t have the year she hoped for and is planning to get her game back on track in 2008.
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Geoff Shackelford gives us a rundown of Golf Digest’s picks for the best new courses of 2007.
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Our friend Larry Olmsted at USA Today is taking his shots at the Ritz-Carlton Lodge at Reynolds Plantation. With guns, golf and booze, Olmsted gives this Georgia resort some high praise.
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Bill Wolfrum is back from a road trip that taught him about golf in France, as well as how to predict NFL scores, it appears.
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Mike at Perform Better Golf posts about feeling more at home on the golf course.
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Quick, head over to GolfNow.com and see if you can win yourself a free wedge from Feel Golf by answering today’s question.
Keep Blogging!!
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The biggest challenge in Golf more than anything else is mental fortitude and that is what Tiger Woods excels at and there is absolutely no doubt about that. This is probably one of the most difficult games to close out and Tiger has an unbelievably brilliant record when he goes into the final round with a lead. With stats like that it is hard to imagine this player being anywhere else but at the top position irrespective of the era in which he plays. It is his grit, determination and skill that has allowed him to earn the tag of the greatest golfer ever. Modern equipment is hardly n excuse. Of course I would not be surprised if Tiger was handed an old set and asked to compete with the field and he would probably still end up with his arms around the title.
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