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This Week at WorldGolf.com: July 29, 2008 |
Funky fairways: Save room on your UK golf vacation for the game's quirkiest links courses
 Hosting a British Open doesn't mean a golf course is automatically among the top links in the British Isles. Most difficult from the tips, possibly. Most expensive, probably. But stick to only British Open courses and you're missing out. Big time. Here are some courses that are too short, too funky or too out of the way to host an Open
Championship any time soon, but that must nevertheless be included when planning your links golf itinerary.
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Also: The legendary par 3s of Scotland
Review: Vulcan's ultra-light Speedlite V14 driver
 Vulcan Golf's ultra-light Speedlite V14 driver is ideal for golfers at the extremes of the player-profile spectrum. On one end, you have those who generate tremendous clubhead speed to start with, on the other end are high handicappers, seniors, and (some) ladies who do not generate much clubhead speed. The Speedlite V14 will boost clubhead speed for these players and shouldn't be too hard to control, given their smoother swings.
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Review: KZG's new "Q" driver and "Q" fairway woods
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Las Vegas' Summerlin community the place for golfers with a taste for the wild side
 If you savor all-night parties, gambling, spectacular shows and life in the fast lane, then there's no substitute for staying on the world-famous Las Vegas Strip. If you're thinking golf and relaxation - with maybe a sprinkle of wildness - then the community of Summerlin might be the winning hand on your next trip to Vegas.
Also: Red hot Las Vegas golf packages
What it takes to be the best golfer you can be
 When you're practicing, work on the things you're having trouble with, Chuck Evans writes. If your putting and chipping are good but you're driving is off, then work on driving. Always have a plan when you're practicing. Practice with a purpose.
Also: Video golf tips
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Arbutus Ridge Golf Club brings inexpensive, good golf and food to Vancouver Island
 At Arbutus Ridge Golf Club, rounds begin with visions of recording your career best round and end with one of the most wicked finishing trios on any island not featured on "Lost." Despite those brutal final three holes, though, this is a course where it's really fun to hang around - whether to grab a meal before or after your tee time, get in some work on the range, or just shoot the breeze with the locals. If you're tired of stuffy resort courses, Arbutus Ridge could be your salvation.
Also: Planning a Canadian golf trip?
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