Well, after a well earned rest from the keyboard I have returned, and oh yes, the One Who Cannot Be Ignored is teeing it up this week. Note to Rory Sabatini, you (who would challenge the Great One) shot a score 19 strokes higher than the esteemed Tiger Woods today. Nice going! Or somewhere around 25% to 30% worse than Tiger depending on how you do your math. Maybe Rory has a future on the Nationwide Tour.
On other news from the golf world, my buddies at Stroke Solutions with the “fat ugly grip” used with such success by KJ Choi. That said, they have signed an endorsement deal for the ‘08 season, so we will see how many other players follow suit and give this thing a try. What I can report is that a new “pro” version is in the pipeline with some spruced up colors and softer texture surface being provide by Golf Pride. It is always a good feeling for me to “discover” a company at the PGA Show and pick a winner. Of course, the history of this company can be measured BKJ, and AKJ, as in before a win on Tour and after. They signed over 400 dealers since the win. Look to see them in better golf magazines in ‘08.
On the game improvement front, the guys at F2 who brought us the F2 wedge as seen on the Golf Channel with Bruce Devlin, they introduced the face forward technology in irons this year, and I can say, they are pretty remarkable clubs. No shanks and great play out of any lie. And it seems to me that you can work the ball a little easier with them than a conventional setup.
And to check out what might be the “best” golf ball for your actual preferences go to: Golf Ball Selector and you can go through a series of questions which will deliver the best balls for you. Mitch Voges of Max Out Golf teamed up with Gary Mayes of Equip2Golf.
As for the weekend, I think I will get some eggnog and try to determine if Tiger Woods was right in moving on from Harmon! Have a Great Holiday and Merry Christmas.
CB Maxwell's golf blog covers everything from the PGA and LPGA tours to the golf equipment and course reviews. A lover of the game, Maxwell brings his passion for golf to WorldGolf.com.
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