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THE BEST GOLF DRIVING RANGE is the one in your own backyard because it’s free. I can now practice golf every day! I have no time to practice my golf game so I took the almostGolf balls and made my own driving range using a local parking lot. I am practicing every day now. My parking lot is the best golf training aids in the world! Join the revolution.
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A NEW WAY TO PLAY GOLF http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA0Spe4AGME
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On Saturday, May 3, 2008, berland University presented country music icon Charlie Daniels and his wife, Hazel, with the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award in recognition of their service to their community and their fellow man.
Upon receiving the award, Mr. Daniels took a moment to speak to the graduates and guests at berland University’s 166th Commencement Ceremony.
The text of Mr. Daniels’ address is as follows:
“To all who are responsible for bestowing this great honor on my wife and myself, we say thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
I have had the blessing of seeing a goodly part of this planet and have enjoyed it all and I love the United States of America from coast-to-coast and border-to-border and enjoy visiting all the places in our beautiful country, but when I think of home there’s only one place on earth that fits that description and that’s Wilson County, Tennessee. My wife, my son and myself have truly found a home sweet home here.
This award is so special because it’s being presented by the home folks. We will always remember this day, this honor and this graduating class. If you’ll allow me, I would like to say a word to the class of 2008.
If you only read newspapers or watched news reports on television you would think that the world you’re about to walk out into is a place of turmoil, teetering on the edge of financial Armageddon, with little hope, a calloused and jaded society where prejudice runs rampant and industry is faltering.
While I would admit that this country and this world has problems to deal with, there are rewards untold for those who would be bold enough and industrious enough to roll up their sleeves and help solve those problems.
The exponential growth of technology shows no signs of letting up. The genie is out of the bottle and the opportunities in that field are only limited by the extent of one’s dreams.
The energy problem we face can and will be solved by energetic young minds who believe in the future and are not afraid to think outside the box.
This election cycle has seen the fall of race and gender taboos as either a woman or an African American will be the presidential candidate for a major political party for the first time in our history and have torn down barriers, and created a level playing field for those bold enough to pursue that course.
The near miraculous strides made in medicine in recent times are only the tip of the iceberg. The cure for cancer is out there somewhere waiting to be discovered by some restless, dynamic mind who is willing to expend the passion and the sweat equity to seek out it’s hiding place.
Please don’t let the newspaper headlines or television soundbites scare you. The opportunities are still there and the world always has a special place for those who are willing to march a couple of steps ahead of the crowd.
It all boils down to what do you want out of life and how badly do you want it.
Do you want it badly enough to be the first one to get there and the last one to leave? Do you want it badly enough to work while everybody else is playing?
Now don’t get me wrong. There is nothing wrong with forty hours a week and a house in the suburbs. That’s a wonderful way to spend your life if you so desire, but if you have a fire in your belly, if you can’t handle the mundane, the ordinary, the run of the mill and you feel like there’s something better out there for you, I hardily encourage you to go for it. To dream it and do it. To pursue it to the ends of the Earth and beyond if necessary, always believing and always reaching for your goal.
I left Wilmington, North Carolina fifty years ago with a guitar and a dream, and came to Nashville forty-one years ago with a twenty-dollar bill, a wife and baby and the clutch out of the car I was driving.
Through, and only through, the grace and blessings of Almighty God I fought the odds, ran the race and have been able to see dreams come true. I have been places and done things that I didn’t even have the imagination to dream about fifty years ago.
Has it been challenging? Yes. Has it been easy? No. Would I do it all again? Absolutely.
Ladies and gentlemen I congratulate you for completing the race, for staying the course, for receiving the diplomas that you’ve worked so hard for.
The world awaits you, go and find your part of it and make it a better place.
God bless the class of 2008.”
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Inside GOLF Magazine visits the Arizona Biltmore Resort and Golf Club. Plus we learn a bit about playing desert golf from PGA Tour player Charlie Hoffman. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Inside GOLF Magazine features new hybrid irons for 2009 including the Taylormade TP Rescue, Cobra Baffler and Nickent 5DX. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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I've been playing golf since I was a little kid (I'm now 19). I've taken a few years off except for the occasional time with a few friends or family. I'd still say I'm an intermediate player 
I was looking at buying new clubs for this summer. I want to spend $1500 Canadian on the clubs but I don't know what to get. I could get Wilson/Wilson Staff (09 models) or Cobra/Nike (08) models. Any suggestions as to what to do here? Should I just run to golftown and get some advice there? Thanks.
I like the callaways too. I would suggest to go to a shop and try out what fits best to your needs. Go and get some advice. This will help you.
I'm a mid-low handicapped player. I normally shoot 90-100's with my dad's old wilson's irons. Anyway, I found this price on Ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RH-SET-OF-MIZUNO-MX950-MX-950-IRONS-3-PW-R300-REG_W0QQitemZ120435656393QQcmdZViewItemQQptZGolf_Clubs?hash=item1c0a8646c9&_trksid=p3911.c0.m14&_trkparms=65%3A12|66%3A2|39%3A1|72%3A1205|240%3A1318|301%3A0|293%3A1|294%3A50
The price is really good, do you think these are fakes? The seller has good ratings and sells a lot of irons.
if you currently shoot in the 90-100 range, then these mizuno draw irons may actually be good for you. While the price on the ebay site does seem pretty low, the clubs seem pretty legit to me. The main thing you have to know about draw irons however is the fact that they are basically meant to "fix" the player's tendency to slice. If you slice the ball now and cant seem to fix it by fixing your swing, then i would suggest getting these irons since they are at a great price. On the other hand, if slicing the ball isnt your problem now, then i would think twice before getting a set of "draw" irons. If you arent slicing it and you still want new irons, i would suggest the mizuno mx-23 or the mx-100s, as they are both very forgiving, quality clubs that you can often find fairly cheap on ebay. Mizuno is a very good, reliable brand, and I currently use their Mp-57s and love them.
good luck.
i will be a junior in high school this year and for the first time ever would like to take up golf. but i dont have a good set of clubs or anything. ive been researching a little but all of the good clubs are super expensive. Is there a brand or something that i could get that isnt over about $100? i looked online and found a set of "titan" for $100, is this a good set for a beginner? but still good quality? thanks for any and all help!!!!
If you show up with your golf bag full you will be—Mr El stud I suggest you show up with a guitar case for a bag a hockey stick a baseball bat and a shotgun and wear a football helmet. You will beat your opponents by intimidation.