Tiger Woods Still Leads Quail Hollow

After finishing Day 1 of the Quail Hollow Championship atop the leaderboard, the song remains the same for Tiger Woods so far in Day 2.

Woods is currently Even through Hole 6, still sitting at -7 overall for the tourney, good enough for No. 1 on the leaderboard.

Tiger has company however as Zach Johnson and George McNeill, who are both done for the day, also sit at -7.

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Golf tournament to have a kids pro-am this year

The Travelers Championship in Connecticut is adding a pro-am for kids this year, giving 36 junior golfers a chance to play with the pros at the PGA Tour stop.

The kids from Connecticut and Western Massachusetts will earn a spot in the June 23 event by participating in charity fundraisers or by submitting a letter to the tournament director that explains why they should be selected.

Four players will be picked from those submitting letters. That's similar to the way PGA pros request exemptions into the actual tournament, which will be held in Cromwell at the TPC River Highlands course.

The pro-am is open to both boys and girls between ages 10 and 18. Those selected will play nine holes with the PGA Tour pros.

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Golf-TPC Leaderboard

The Players Championship is taking place right now and Tiger Woods is nowhere near the top of the leaderboard.

As it stands, Alex Cejka currently has the lead, shooting a 67 today and sitting at -11 after two rounds.

Tiger Woods just teed off and started the day at -1.

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A Good Golf Swing, A Better Game?

Being confident, feeling sure, living life with an energy that surpasses all else, knowing ones self it's all better than having what just a good golf swing can give a golfer, you. You see a golf swing is just a golf swing good or bad if it's not "your golf swing". The term "finding my game" or "find your game" means just what it implies. Each individual has, on a golf course, his or her own game to find, and sadly, it won't be found in a club or a technique or even a strategy until you find "you" first! Until then a golf game is just a golf game and not "your game". It's all about originality and finding yours first. Note how I say you and your, why? Because everything that you do starts with you, who you are. You are the only one who can find it, like a finger print there is only 1 per person.



Being the best in golf or any other sport, endeavor, requires being in touch with nature in a way that few people will ever understand. A good golf swing is just a tool to help cultivate and find "the golf swing". It demands you to become more! A great golfer "FEELS" his or her way around a golf course. You can't see how to play golf. No fancy million dollar clubs or the best techniques and strategies will make you a great golfer unless you first get in touch with "the game". In order to master the game of golf you must become the game of golf right down from your very soul. Becoming one with nature is easy if you are receptive to it's offerings. Sadly most of us go through our whole lives and never find ourselves. you can only attain this finding through being harmonious (Existing together in harmony). Positive and negative energy, it's how we walk, talk, chew, live and play golf too, but to do it with precision and grace is to coexist without conflict.

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2009 Masters Propositions

One of golf’s most prestigious tournaments, the Masters, is set for Thursday in Augusta, Georgia.

What is the Over/Under on Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods’ finishing position?

What will the 36 hole cut be?

Will there be a hole in one?

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Will Golf Gps Speed Up Golf?

The popularity of golf has grown exponentially over the past quarter century. People love the challenge, the lush outdoor experience and the company of congenial friends. But the pace of play has lagged far behind. Of course, one could say that the pace of play would naturally slow down due to the new crush of players. And that might be so, but golf as a recreation for the average person becomes less attractive as rounds become all day marathons. I believe that the introduction of the golf GPS, may help save the game.

In the old days (i.e. before Jack Nicklaus), folks played the game as a recreation not as much as a sport. You would carry your bag down the fairway, eye the shot, pull a club and fire away. It was a game of feel and not so much a game of ultimate accuracy. As with any game however, people soon became more concerned with score and comparing scores. Jack was one of the first touring pros to meticulously chart each course. He played for money and accuracy was money! So everyone joined in the fun; pros and amateurs alike started to take the game more seriously and marched off their distances. Today it is common; every course has 100 yard, 150 yard, and 200 yard markers in the fairway, or on the cart paths. Golfers pace off yardage like caddies to determine which club to select, and if you are an average golfer that becomes very difficult, since you tend to be off the fairway most of the time, and the markers are in the fairway. The new golf GPS can bring back the old days, and let you score your best.

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Golf Swing Tempo - Is A Golf Fundamental

Without a doubt, golf swing tempo IS a fundamental of the golf swing. However, it would appear to be the most overlooked and underwritten about. What doesn't help, is that half of what I read on the subject is just nonsense anyway.

If I were a high handicapper, some of these articles would leave me more mystified about Swing Tempo than when I started them. If you are a golfer, then I'm sure that it's safe to say, that if I were to ask you to write a list of the fundamentals of golf, you would probably hand me a list that included:
* Grip
* Posture
* Ball Position
* Alignment
Pre-swing Routine ...and you wouldn't be wrong. I'd be mightily impressed. I could take those fundamentals to the range with a bunch of books and magazines and work on them.

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