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Controlling The Golf Club
THE TRIAD - CHUCK EVANS, G.S.E.D.
As players we NEED to understand that we MUST control the three parts of the golf club in order to strike quality golf shots. These three parts are:
The clubface
The clubhead
The clubshaft
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Golf Exercise Tip – How To Warm Up
A useful golf exercise tip to take into consideration is the fact that warming up before your game of golf can dramatically help you improve the quality of your game. The warm up session does not need to be something elaborate or strenuous. You can...
How Focus Can Improve Your Golf Game
Ninety percent of golf is mental. Oh heck, make that 95%! Arnold Palmer stated, “The toughest 6 inches in the game of golf is between a player’s ears”. The fastest way to lower your score is to master the ability to focus. Most golfers tend to...
Improve Your Golf Swing by Keeping Your Golf Club on the Correct Swing Plane
We as golfers have heard the term swing plane many times during
our golfing careers. But do we really know the definition of it
and the bearing upon our golf swing?
Recently, I had a conversation with Dean Reinmuth (top 30
teaching pro...
The worlds elite golf courses
We all here different opinions of great challenging golf courses around the world, full of history and storytelling of great games and tournaments between the legends of the professional world. Every year we hear of new championship courses...
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Your Private Golf Canyon - TPC In Las Vegas
Your Private Golf Canyon - TPC In Las Vegas
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From the same strain of neighboring land which is home to a few other premium golf operations in the area (i.e., Badlands, Angel Park and its sibling TPC, Summerlin), Tournament Players Club (TPC), at The Canyons provides all the same great characteristics of its counterparts while taking the overall golf experience to the next level.
TPC, at The Canyons is located in the new upscale and master planned community of Summerlin in Las Vegas, Nevada. It is a resort and daily fee facility that provides a private club experience. The Bobby Weed design with special consulting by PGA Tour Player Raymond Floyd is host to both the PGA Tour and Senior PGA Tour events.
Since its inception in 1996, the TPC, at The Canyons has been recipient of several prestigious awards. It was been selected as one of the premier public facilities in Southern Nevada and repeatedly chosen as one of the best new courses in 1997. The club was awarded Golf Course Maintenance Operations.
Jetsetters Magazine Golf MallThe greens are some of the truest putting surfaces a golfer will attest to, especially in
Las Vegas where they typically resemble a concrete garage floor. This specialty of soft angulating greens has been instrumental for the TPC, at The Canyons in receiving the highest honors within the network of TPC courses nationwide, the Golf Course Maintenance Operation of the Year and Club Operation of the Year. To top it all off, it is one of only two courses in Nevada and only 138 worldwide to be certified in the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Golf Courses.
This reporter would like to designate holes 13 and 14, better known as "Death Valley" and "George-ous" respectively as the "Best of the Day". Death Valley, a par 4, 423 yard hole is an exciting hole which utilizes the natural deep arroyo running up the entire right side. A hint of a slice or fade in your drive because you bit off too much will be certain death as it is a blind shot across the barranca to a plateau fairway some 25 feet above the tee box.
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By Mel Barosay, Jetsetters Magazine Correspondent. Read Jetsetters Magazine at www.jetsettersmagazine.com
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Mel Barosay, Jetsetters Magazine Correspondent. Join the Travel Writers Network in the logo at www.jetsettersmagazine.com
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