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Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks Opens for 2009 Season
June 2
Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks -- the highly-ranked destination golf course located in the snow-capped "Front Range" of the U.S. Rockies -- is fully open and available for daily fee play and group/corporate outings. Located off the first exit west of the I-70 Eisenhower Memorial Tunnel (205) in scenic Summit County, Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks is one of the first "mountain" courses to open this season. It is conveniently located an hour΄s drive from Denver and less than 30 minutes from the famous resort ski towns of Vail, Keystone, Copper Mountain and Breckenridge. "We are excited for local golfers and those visiting Denver and the Front Range to experience Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks΄ award-winning golf course and outstanding customer service," says Rhonda Boutelle, General Manager. Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks is situated at an elevation of more than 9,000 feet. Golfers will enjoy temperatures up to 20 degrees cooler than Denver, stunning views of Buffalo Mountain, lush Aspen groves, and some of the most dramatic golf holes in the state -- all on a layout ranked among the best in Colorado by Golfweek, GOLF Magazine, Golf Digest and the prestigious ZAGAT survey. This season, Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks is offering an all-inclusive rate of $180 that includes: golf and GPS-equipped cart, yardage book, breakfast, range balls, lunch and unlimited snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. All taxes and tips are included; golfers need not come out of pocket after checking-in at the proshop. After 1 p.m., the all-inclusive rate is $140. For more information: 970.262.3636
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eBay Seller Pleads Guilty In North Carolina Golf Equipment Counterfeit Operation
June 2
EBay seller Warren Fondrie, formerly of Vass, N.C., plead guilty in Moore County (N.C.) Superior Court on April 14 to 12 counts of selling counterfeit golf equipment. Fondrie was charged with criminal use of counterfeit trademarks by N.C. Secretary of State Trademark Enforcement Division following an investigation that state officials said uncovered a major product counterfeiting operation headquartered in Moore County. Fondrie was one of three defendants charged in December 2007 after Acushnet Co. initiated an investigation with the North Carolina Secretary of State΄s Office. The cases against Donald Fondrie is still pending; and the third defendant, Pei-i Chou, a Taiwanese, is presently in the custody of immigration authorities and is expected to be deported back to Taiwan.

 

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The Latest Teaching & Training Aids

The Good, the Bad, and the Very Ugly.

Recently I received a spate of the supposedly latest and greatest training aids that guaranteed miraculous overnight solutions to improve my swing and short game. Well, as you can imagine, training aids are like a box of chocolates

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With a dizzying array of products and manufacturers how can you made an intelligent choice?

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A Trip to South Africa

Spending 21 days in South Africa – site for the 2010 Soccer World Cup - fabulous golf, scrumptious food, superb scenery, warm hospitality and outstanding accommodations.

Now is the time to visit this spectacular part of the world especially with the exchange rate being so very favorable to the dollar.

 

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PGTAA graduates have access to positions as golf teaching professionals including head professionals at
both private and public country clubs, golf schools, driving ranges, golf learning centers, indoor facilities, high schools and college coaches. Custom club makers have added golf teaching as a new dimension to their businesses. Graduates can also expect to hold positions as managers of both public and private golf facilities within the US and internationally.

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Having problems with your swing? - Fix your slice! by Johnny Miller

I recently was examining swing sequences of some of the greatest players in history. Knowing that some of these players favored a draw as their standard shot while others preferred a fade, I sought to identify swing features within each group that would explain their respective ball-flight tendencies. Something profound emerged that I think will benefit all golfers, especially those cursed with a wicked slice.

What I found was this: Virtually every accomplished fader of the ball--from Jack Nicklaus to Tiger Woods--displayed a straight left arm at the top of the backswing. Conversely, those who preferred a draw--players like Arnold Palmer and Bobby Jones--maintained a slight bend at the elbow.

This discovery is great news for most slicers, as they tend to do by accident what intentional faders do on purpose. In this article I'll explain why the dynamic works, and how a simple swing change will make a powerful draw your standard shot.

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This area of golfindustryonline.com is designed to help everyone improve their golf game, pros and novices alike. Here our two Pro's, Geoff Greig and Mark Immelman, explore different aspects of the golf swing and game improvement techniques.

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