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Golf and Accessories, Golf
Courses
Golf Carts in Grand Lake St. Marys area
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Gas & Electric
PARTS • SERVICE • STORAGE
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LTD
230 Northway • St. Marys, OH 45885
Don Wirwille,
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Public Golf Courses
Arrowhead Golf Club, 2211 Dirksen Rd.,
Minster, 45865, 419-628-3111
Hours: Sun-Up to Sun-Down; Holidays 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Holes - 18, Driving Range, Pro Shop, Restaurant,
Snack Bar, Vending.
Deer Field, 5621 Shelley Rd., Rockford,
45882, 419-363-9400, 800-523-6306
Hours: 7:30 am - Dusk, Holes - 9, Driving Range, Pro
Shop, Snack bar
Mercer County Elks Club, 3242 State Route
127, Celina, 45822, 419-925-4215
Hours: 7am - Dark, Holes -18, Driving Range, Pro
Shop, Snack Bar
Fox’s Den, 1221 Irmscher Blvd., Celina,
45822, 419-586-3102
Hours: 7a.m. - 7 p.m., Holes - 18 (Fazio
Design),
Driving Range, Pro Shop,, Snack Bar, Vending
Northmoor Golf, 8330 State Route 703 East,
Celina, 419-394-4896 Hours: 7:30 a.m. - Dark, Holes
- 18, Driving Range, Pro Shop, Restaurant,
Snack Bar
Prairie View, 26820 State Route 67,
Waynesfield, 45896, 419-568-7888 Hours: 7 a.m. -
Dark, Holes - 18, Driving Range, Pro Shop, Snack
Bar.
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Golf
Tournament
Association of
America
Announces New
Educational
Seminar in
Orlando Florida
Orlando, FL, United
States, 05/17/2007 -
GTAA announces
educational seminars
that help golf
tournament
coordinators,
members and
volunteers across
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GTAA announces an
educational program
that helps golf
tournament
coordinators such as
charities,
associations,
meeting planners,
schools, civic and
other groups take
their golf
tournament to the
next level.
The next one is on
May 30th at the
Grand Cypress Resort
in Orlando, FL from
9:00am to 12:00pm,
with lunch to
follow. The three
hour program covers
every aspect of
producing a
successful golf
tournament; from
Finding the Best
Golf Course,
Recruiting and
Training Volunteers,
Selling Major
Sponsors, Filling
Your Field with
Golfers and
everything in
between. The charge
is usually $50 per
person, but this one
is FREE!
Organizations
throughout the
country have
benefited from this
exciting and
informative program.
“Thank You! I can’t
find one word that
describes how
valuable the seminar
was to me & my boss.
It was AWESOME! The
information was
priceless. Your
presentation was
well organized,
energetic & funny!"
Peggy Bonyer, Hope
for the Heart,
Dallas
Speaker is Phil
Immordino, Chairman
of the GTAA and
National Speaker and
Author, “How to
Produce a Successful
Golf Tournament”.
Mr. Immordino has
spoken to thousands
across the country
and has helped many
organizations
improve their
existing events.
GTAA (Golf
Tournament
Association of
America) is the
official association
for the golf
tournament and
outing industry.
Free membership for
any group that
produces a golf
outing. Benefits
include monthly
newsletter,
tournament tips,
consulting, planning
guide, website,
product discounts
and more.
Seating is limited;
register by calling
or simply register
online.
http://www.gtaaweb.org/
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TIPS FOR GOOD GOLFING: IT'S ALL IN THE SWING!
Tips for good golfing: it’s all
in the swing
Believe it or not, when one performs a golf back swing,
it is not just your arms. It is also more about the
golfer’s back as it turns away from the target. The club
is more so as being put behind the golfer’s back than it
is swung up towards the air.
The move backswing
If you look at it closely, the golf back swing actually
works from up to down. The takeaway back swing begins
from the top as you make the movement on your arms and
follows as you do that turn on your shoulders. The
movement then goes straight down towards the legs and
the hips.
The golf back swing is primarily about how the body is
being coiled upwards thus creating the needed tension in
the muscles as well as torque to be able to let out that
all powerful downswing. Particularly, that swing is
created anywhere in between the golfer’s turning his or
her upper body as well as shoulders and the turning – to
a lesser degree – the lower body and the hips.
Relax
It is highly advisable that one should not do the swing
in a hurried manner. If a back swing is in any way done
in a hurry, the downswing does not become fast, actually
it could do the opposite.
The backswing speed should be in a tempo that is steady
and should neither be fast nor slow. Although some
golfers have that tendency to go way faster than the
regular. Anytime you catch or are aware of yourself
doing this, try to slow it down a bit.
The move downswing
When you reach the downswing, all you really need to do
is to just let it go. Let the downswing happen. However,
this only applies if ever you were able to start with a
golf stance, backswing and grip that is correct.
The downswing must be the organic result of all that
went before it. If you were able to do your backswing in
the correct manner, your body will unwind in itself thus
releasing the club and striking the ball that will
therefore result in a follow through that is balanced.
The follow-through move
A follow-through should be best seen as the feather in
your cap move. The legs must be adequately straight and
the hips have to form a straight line together with the
legs.
This move will serve as the gauge of the whole swing you
have just done. You know that you were able to pull a
swing that is smooth and balanced if in the end you have
a position that looks like the letter C only in reverse.
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