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Golf and Zen — Chaper Three
About Golfing Zen: This is the third in a continuing series of short essays dealing with the application of Eastern spiritual philosophy to your golf game. The surface intent is that, as you apply the ideas, your golf and your enjoyment of the game...
Golf Swing Trainer…What Is It
Golf swing trainer is a term you might think of for a training aid that works on your golf swing. I’ve come up with a new definition for a golf swing trainer. It happens to be what I do for a living. I won’t take up this whole article talking...
Have You Played Chicago Golf Courses?
When most people think of Chicago, they usually think of a big city, lots of tall buildings, maybe Oprah. That’s accurate, but did you know that Chicago is the home to dozens of golf courses? Chicago was designed as “Urbs in Horto”, the City in...
Increasing Your Golf Swing Clubhead Speed Isn't Everything
"I want to increase my golf swing clubhead speed!" I hear this
one all the time from the members of my golf-trainer.com site
and golfers sending me emails. I want to be a 'straight' shooter
(pardon the pun) right now. Increasing your golf swing...
Your Best Link to the "Links"--A Brief History of Golf
Golf, as we know it today, originated from a game played on the eastern coast of Scotland during the 15th century. Players would hit a pebble around a natural course of sand dunes and rabbit trails using a stick or a primitive club. Some...
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Which Ones Are the Best Golf Sunglasses?
The best golf sunglasses take care of your style and protect
your eys. Not only do they keep you looking good so you can
impress everyone with your style.
The glasses also keep the sun's glare out of your eyes and
protect them from its harmful rays and keep the dust and grime,
blowing around you, out of your eyes.
The big-names on the market include Oakley, Bolle, NYX, Arnette,
and RayBan. These glasses tend to have pretty hefty price tag,
unless know where to look and some good online shopping. If your
new to golf and just dropped a few grand on clubs and a country
club membership, you may not want to spend much on sunglasses.
Inexpensive glasses can be just as advanced, comfortable, and
good looking as the high priced versions. They can come with
lightweight polycarbonate materials so they are barely
noticeable once they're on your face. They can also come with
special attachments to loop the glasses around your ears, so no
matter how hard you hack at the ball, those glasses won't fall
off.
More
importantly for your eyes' health, the best golf sunglasses
come with lenses that block 100 percent of the deadly
ultraviolet rays from the sun. Look for glasses that block both
UVA and UVB. The higher the nanometer rating, the better.
Depending on the weather conditions you'll want to consider the
color of the lenses. Bright sunny days need a darker colored
lense, maybe even mirrored or polarized.
Darker cloudy days can still be glary and hard on the eyes, a
light grey or an amber lense would be perfect.
Best yet is to find a pair with interchangable lenses. Allowing
you the ability to change the lenses as you need.
You'll have more cash in your pocket to purchase balls,
equipment, green fees, and, of course, frosty beverages from the
drink cart.
At the same time you'll be protecting your eyes and you'll look
good doing it, too.
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