295yards
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- May 5, 2009
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We all know by now that there is such thing as "golfing gods" but I think I am quickly realising that the golfing gods are much like politicians. They do not have our best interests at heart. It's one big monopoly where the all mighty dollar rules all.
Seriously! I think the golf equipment manufacturers have lined the pockets of the "golfing gods" . Why else do you think most everyone is an equipment ho? The gods deal us with struggle after struggle and it seems the only way to the recovery road is by entering into the sacred golf store on Sunday for some new equipment.
Immediately we are rewarded with longer and straighter tee shots, solid irons and superior wedge play, more GIR and record low putting rounds.
Technology hasn't moved much since early 2000 but that new driver or iron is virtually obsolete in our hands within only a few months.
We fight to stay positive. We increase our range and on course practice to build the fundamentals of solid play, but the only way to improvement is through newer better equipment.
Even more cruel is that the golfing gods have have us believing our old clubs will again perform once on that one rainy day just so we are not too quick to put our old clubs up for sale. all in an effort to ensure all equipment profit goes directly to the manufacturers.
Seriously! I think the golf equipment manufacturers have lined the pockets of the "golfing gods" . Why else do you think most everyone is an equipment ho? The gods deal us with struggle after struggle and it seems the only way to the recovery road is by entering into the sacred golf store on Sunday for some new equipment.
Immediately we are rewarded with longer and straighter tee shots, solid irons and superior wedge play, more GIR and record low putting rounds.
Technology hasn't moved much since early 2000 but that new driver or iron is virtually obsolete in our hands within only a few months.
We fight to stay positive. We increase our range and on course practice to build the fundamentals of solid play, but the only way to improvement is through newer better equipment.
Even more cruel is that the golfing gods have have us believing our old clubs will again perform once on that one rainy day just so we are not too quick to put our old clubs up for sale. all in an effort to ensure all equipment profit goes directly to the manufacturers.