I still can't put my finger on what I didn't like about Montrose. I guess it's just that there was nothing that I really loved. The course is a bit flat and the holes start to look the same. It doesn't have the undulations of Dornoch, Aberdeen or Cruden Bay. Even though it runs along the ocean, there are no real ocean views. I'm sure there's more to the course than I saw and maybe I'd feel different if I played it again. It's a good course to play at the start of your trip.
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In a recent survey it was found that only 27% of golfers follow the USGA and R&A golf rules completely. They may try, but as we've found in the professional tournaments that there are a number of infractions of the rules. So the question is, "How many golfers actually golf without any infraction of the rules?" Probably not many.
golf tournament His wife reports that she had to break the car window to get her husband out of the vehicle. She said she used one of his golf clubs to do so. The story sounds a bit strange. First of all it is hard to understand how the world's number one golfer, who can drive a tiny ball with precision, would plow into a fire hydrant in front of his own house.
A sports channel, ESPN 3D will be launched June of 2010. It is slated to show over 80 events. The 2010 Masters golf tournament will have 3D cameras there to capture all the action. And Sony, Discovery and IMAX are all launching 3D channels in the up coming future. Content, while scarce right now, should be abundant in a year from now.
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The golf swing happens so quickly that the untrained observer is usually convinced that the golfer is moving his head. It is often difficult to decide between moving the head upwards, away from the ball, and taking your eye off the ball. It is not uncommon for golfers to move their head up by a distance of 4 to 5 inches. This tendency must be overcome at all costs. It will only result in either - topping the ball, hitting the ground before the ball or missing the ball altogether.
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