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Golf Galaxy Swing Fan $39.99 Helps improves all aspects of your golf game.Natural air-resistance discourages swing flaws.Builds grip, forearm, and rotary torso muscles.Increases club speed and control.

The Swing Thing $49.95 The Swing Thing from Double D Golf attaches to your existing club. Two handles separate the hands on the club, preventing them from hiding the effects of an improper shoulder turn and body rotation. Isolated this way, the large muscles of the back and sho

FlatBall Golf Swing Training Aid $6.99 When you get good at hitting the Flatball, you will never hit a real golf ball "Fat" or"Thin" again!

Golf Galaxy Swing Trainer $19.99 Weighted Head Adjusts To Simulate Woods And Irons. Strengthens Your Muscles

Momentus Golf Speed Trainer Swing Aid $29.99 The Speed Trainer is a clubhead speed accelerator. Instantly increase your clubhead speed with this useful swing training aid. You will be able to hear the sound of a progressively increased clubhead speed and potentially add 30 yards to your tee shots. This swing training aid is used by top Tour pros and will boost your clubhead speed 10+ mph.

Momentus Swing Trainer Iron $79.96 The MOMENTUS is a revolutionary swing trainer that incorporates a patented technology, whereby the clubshaft embodies most of the weight which is evenly distributed throughout the length of the shaft. The reason this is so beneficial in a practice club is because as a golfer swings the MOMENTUS, the evenly weighted shaft generates momentum. The momentum causes the club to swing along a balanced and proper swing plane. Through repetitions with the MOMENTUS, a golfer ingrains the feel for swinging the club on-plane. This leads to a drastic improvement in consistency and clubhead speed.The momentum of the shaft swings the club, so a golfer's muscles are stretched by swinging the trainer. Additional flexibility and strength are benefits also gained from swinging the MOMENTUS. It is an excellent club to use for warming up prior to playing a round of golf.

The Stack and Tilt Swing $30 Traditionally the golf swing requires coordination that few golfers have. Maverick Golf Instructors Michael Bennett & Andy Plummer spent a decade researching the swing and noted that few golfers have been able to lower their handicap by more than a stroke. Here with a combination of physiology and physics they have created a method called the "Stack and Tilt". The result? A breakthrough method that big name professionals such as Mike Weir, Tommy Armour III and Aaron Baddeley have converted to; now accessib

Golf Pride DD2 $5.58 Continued evolution in grip technology! Firm material in the base of the grip provides stability through the swing. Gold material provides comfort where you need it most - under your fingers. Click here for more information on the Golf Pride Golf Grips.

SKLZ Slice Eliminator™ Swing Path Trainer $34.99 Get rid of that golf slice or hook for good. The adjustable guide pads of the Slice Eliminator encourage a correct in-to-in golf swing path for straight shots, and give immediate feedback on an out-to-in and inside out swing path. A simple, yet effective training aid that should be brought to the range whenever you're hitting bananas.

Alleged affair pay more for Tiger Woods

Tiger Woods tries to heal his family and revises the balance between his life and career at a crossroads after his scandals and mysteries. He has left many unanswered questions when he issued his indefinite leave: How long will he be gone? How much money is he going to lose? And what does this mean for his sport?

If Woods skips the PGA Tour's West Coast swing and then the Florida events in March, he will have had four months of soul-searching and counseling and marital groveling away from public scrutiny. But if Woods misses the Masters (April 8-11), then we'll know he's in a bad way. Augusta National is his favorite course and the place that has most spectacularly defined his legend. It would also throw into doubt the rest of a schedule that seemed tailor-made for Woods to enjoy a monster year. This summer the U.S. and British Opens visit their respective cathedrals, Pebble Beach and St. Andrews. The last time golf enjoyed this double-dip was in 2000, when Woods won both Opens by a combined 23 strokes en route to the greatest season in the history of the sport.

 

Those heroics helped launch an unprecedented corporate pitchman who, at 33, has already pocketed some $900 million in endorsements. Accenture's move, ending a six-year alliance, left little doubt that Woods is going to take a significant hit in the marketplace for his philandering. But even if two thirds of Woods's endorsement portfolio vanishes, that still leaves him with around $30 million a year in funny money, along with whatever he earns between the ropes (more than $20 million in '09).

 

Woods's sport may not come out so unscathed. Long-term sponsorship deals signed in advance of the economic downturn have allowed the Tour to keep its schedule largely intact, but going forward there are an ominous number of sponsorless events, including the San Diego stop in late January at which Woods was supposed to make his season debut. Depressed television ratings in his absence won't help attract sponsors, and the Tour's position is weakened as it begins negotiations with the networks for the next TV deal, due to begin in 2012. As one anonymous pro recently lamented, "He screwed all of us too."

 

Over the last 13 years Woods has remade golf in his own iconic image, along the way peddling himself as a keeper of the game's values: honor, integrity, playing by the rules, that kind of blather. Woods will eventually return to competition, but when he does, golf — and its best player — will have to be sold in an entirely different way.

Finchem: Tiger is a Positive Asset of Golf

Phelps’ Insight about Tiger Woods

 

 

 

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