Golf Tips – Play Better Golf by Playing Different Courses!
Here’s the most simplest yet great tip for any aspiring pro golfer: Play several different courses with different features on a daily basis. What do I mean? You want to go out there and play many different courses in order to learn to score. I know, you belong to a country club and you get to play the same course over and over for free but if you play there all the time, ...
August 28th, 2008 by Junger Woods
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Full Swing Golf Indoor Golf Simulators!
Full Swing Golf Indoor Golf Simulators! For the ultimate golfing experience in your home, you need to get one of these fully-customizable Full Swing Golf Systems. Basically, you can play golf at expensive courses without all the sunblock and traveling. Looks like whole-lotta golf and fun without leaving your home. Product Page ...
August 28th, 2008 by Junger Woods
Floppy Indoor Golf Ball!
Floppy Indoor Golf Ball! For the ultimate indoor golf experience, you might want to consider getting couple of these Floppy Indoor Golf Balls. You can hit your 330-yard drives in your livingroom without any broken-windows.  Now, just make sure your hands are not wet, otherwise you WILL have broken ceilings.  (I have personally broke couple ceiling in my life) The revolutionar ...
August 28th, 2008 by Junger Woods
Danny Lee Interview after winning U.S. Amateur!
Here’s an excerpt of Danny Lee’s interview after his 2008 U.S. Amateur win: Danny Lee, 18, of New Zealand, became the youngest winner in U.S. Amateur Championship history Sunday when he outlasted Drew Kittleson of Scottsdale, Ariz., 5 and 4, in their scheduled 36-hole final match at Pinehurst No. 2. CRAIG SMITH [Moderator]: I’m going to just say, congratulatio ...
August 27th, 2008 by Junger Woods
DIY – How To Putt Like a Pro!
DIY - How To Putt Like a Pro! Putting is probably the most part of golf as it can break you or make you regardless of how you hit the ball. A 2-inch putt is worth as much as a 350-yard drive off the tee.  That is why every pro on the PGA Tour can putt really really really good. Today, I will tell you some simply tips on how to get that ball in the bottom of the cup. Here’ ...
August 26th, 2008 by Junger Woods
Danny Lee becomes the Youngest U.S. Amateur Champion ever!
Danny Lee becomes the Youngest U.S. Amateur Champion ever! Danny Lee becomes the youngest U.S. Amateur champion in history of golf as he beat Drew Kittleson in style 5 and 4.  He also becomes the very first Korean-born golfer to win the U.S. Amateur.  That means Danny Lee is also the very first pure-breed Asian Asian person to win the U.S. Amateur. UPDATE: Oops, Danny Lee ISN ...
August 25th, 2008 by Junger Woods
Vijay Singh and Sergio Garcia battle it out at the Barclays FedEx ...
Vijay Singh wins the FedEx Cup at Barclays by beating Sergio Garcia in a playoff. He does it in style by making two consecutive birdies at hole 18 and 17 while Sergio Garcia makes one birdie but comes up short on number 17 with an errant drive and errant lay-up shot while Vijay is on the green in two. I think it was a great finish by both players although I would have loved it ...
August 25th, 2008 by Junger Woods
Danny Lee and Drew Kittleson at the Finals of 2008 U.S. Amateur!
I enjoyed watching the two youngsters, Danny Lee and Drew Kittleson battle out their semi-final match-play rounds at the 2008 U.S. Amateur today. It will be an exciting finish tomorrow as we will see who wins the 2008 U.S. Amateur.  For the record, if Danny Lee wins, he will become the youngest player to ever win the U.S. Amateur. Overall, I am impressed how well these 18 yea ...
August 23rd, 2008 by Junger Woods
Watch the FedEx Cup at Barclays Live!
Remember, you can watch the FedEx Cup at Barclays live over at PGA Tour.com. Here’s the link to watch the FedEx Cup at Barclays LIVE: Watch FedEx Cup at Barclays LIVE on the internet ...
August 22nd, 2008 by Junger Woods
FedEx Cup – Steve Stricker at the top of the leaderboard
Steve Stricker posted a nice 7-under 64 today to finish at 10-under overall. In the meanwhile, one of my predictions Anthony Kim shot a 4-under to finish 5-under overall. I think there’s still too much room for many others to top Steve Stricker over the next 2 days and I think the player must have proved himself before to win. It will be very interesting over the next tw ...
August 22nd, 2008 by Junger Woods