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In response to: Five months later, one golf resolution accomplished
Mike [Member]
Congrats, Kiel! You're one ahead of me... I guess you need to set goals to get one.
In response to: 2012 Head-to-Toe Christmas Apparel Gift Guide
Online Mens golf Clothing [Visitor]
Simply opt for an ethical Christmas gift that aligns with their core principles.But by this search we can find different types of ethical gifts, however, depending on the personal tastes and concerns of your targeted male.It's really appreciative.
In response to: Flags at Grand Traverse Resort and Spa in Michigan flown at half-staff
kiel christianson [Visitor]
A mutual friend reports that Jim did indeed golf. Miigwech, Heather (Thanks), that makes me happy to know.
In response to: Bubba's Masters Champions Dinner children's menu
Ron Mon [Member]
"where he might be jumped in a back alley by a spice rack."
My favorite quote of the year. Nice and concise.
My favorite quote of the year. Nice and concise.
In response to: PGA Merchandise Show: Speed-dating with golf equipment companies
Dorothy Wright [Visitor]
Very cute Hello kitty golf stuff. I have never seen such things before but the idea is quite cool. Who says golf is only for the pros?
In response to: PGA Merchandise Show: Speed-dating with golf equipment companies
Ron Mon [Member]
Does that sun mountain cart come with a changing table? Bring the kid & diaper bag and off you go.
In response to: Sounding off on the talking heads
Kor [Visitor]
Q: What kind of person likes Johnny Miller's constant self fluffery?
A: Other know-it-alls who lack conscientiousness and love the sound of their own voice.
I prefer a more enlightened, self-deprecating type of announcer. Johnny Miller, please shut up.
A: Other know-it-alls who lack conscientiousness and love the sound of their own voice.
I prefer a more enlightened, self-deprecating type of announcer. Johnny Miller, please shut up.
In response to: 2012 Head-to-Toe Christmas Apparel Gift Guide
Daren [Visitor]
I liked your column. I wished that you had included Kings Cross Golf Apparel, which is a line of traditional golf clothing with a new twist. Kings Cross also carries the new style of nubby bottomed classic leather saddle shoe. Please give them a look. We would appreciate it. Go to
http:www.kingscrossknickers.com
http:www.kingscrossknickers.com
In response to: Nike Lunar Bandon Footwear golf shoes for soggy autumn days
Kiel Christianson [Member]
Yeah, those originals did the job, but these are way more comfy right out of the box.
In response to: Nike Lunar Bandon Footwear golf shoes for soggy autumn days
RonMon [Visitor]
I love my original Bandons. Five years on and they stand up to whatever Lakes Erie and Ontario, along with Mama Nature, throw our way.
In response to: 10 things I learned at the 2012 Ryder Cup
Kiel Christianson [Member]
And for the record, The Meltdown at Medinah is MINE. (And it's vastly superior to Johnny Miller's alliteratively challenged "The Colossal Collapse in Chicago.")
In response to: 10 things I learned at the 2012 Ryder Cup
Kiel Christianson [Member]
Another thing I learned: Don't count your birdies before they're holed. The Meltdown at Medinah is complete.
In response to: Trump International Golf Links Scotland is spectacular and controversial
Aberdonian M [Visitor]
Agree with you on the visibility of the turbines vs energy industry supply ships.
The hotel and housing complex were initially 'postponed' due to the 'economic crisis'. Now it's because of the turbines (which were planned before the golf course), I suspect he's just looking for an excuse to leave.
The hotel and housing complex were initially 'postponed' due to the 'economic crisis'. Now it's because of the turbines (which were planned before the golf course), I suspect he's just looking for an excuse to leave.
In response to: Trump International Golf Links Scotland is spectacular and controversial
Kevin O'Sullivan [Visitor]
Hi Kiel
I am a reporter with the Aberdeen Evening Express. I was wondering whether you could contact me regarding Mr Salmond's "absolutely" comment.
Many thanks
Kevin
I am a reporter with the Aberdeen Evening Express. I was wondering whether you could contact me regarding Mr Salmond's "absolutely" comment.
Many thanks
Kevin
In response to: Trump International Golf Links Scotland is spectacular and controversial
bozozozo [Visitor]
but, but, this is Mr. Trump. Can't he, uh, trump any stinkin' First Minister, or President, or Prime Minister, or whatever, of any country? Don't you know who he is? It's the Donald!
In response to: Surino Golf Socks: Like walking on air
Kiel Christianson [Visitor]
An update: I have discovered that the Surino socks become quite fuzzy after several washes, and they are so thick that if they pick up any seeds/chaff along the way (say, as you're searching for your ball in high grass), these imperfections get embedded in the wool and can make for some prickly, itchy spots that are hard to get rid of.
In response to: Tattoo Golf: Accessories with attitude
Cody D [Visitor]
If anything has changed for me over the years, its the style in the game. Im 24 and a 5 handicap, and Ricky Fowler has been a great ambassador for the new style of golfing for my generation. It used to be a polo shirt and khaki cargo shorts for us, but now it seems you can look professional and stylish while playing golf and being young.
In response to: A few more functional and fun Father's Day gift ideas
Jeff [Visitor]
These are great ideas. I have one more and I finally decided to gift a golf simulator(http://www.bogolf.com) to my dad :) on this eve.
In response to: Lamkin REL 3GEN golf grips: tacky chic
Kiel Christianson [Member]
Thanks for reading! I haven't been there since it first opened, actually. I had heard--perhaps erroneously--that it had closed for a while, but I'm glad to see now that it's open. I enjoyed the layout quite a bit, and the price is sure right to at least give it a try, based on the rates on the website.
In response to: "Two Good Rounds" dishes on Tour pros' favorite drinks
HB [Visitor]
I will definitely check this out, thanks for the review!
In response to: Lamkin REL 3GEN golf grips: tacky chic
HB [Visitor]
Just commented on your 10 year old review for Calderone Farms. Have you played it since your original review from back when it was spanking brand new? If so what were your impressions versus the first time? Thanks and great blog you have here!
In response to: Surino Golf Socks: Like walking on air
Ron Mon [Member]
I swear to God, I can't believe we wrote about the same topic, viewing different brands. I've been planning this one for a few weeks and just got around to it. Bizarre in a concurrent, coincidental way. Nice piece, bee tee dubs.
In response to: Swing Trust Oil: Aromatherapy for your golf swing
Sharon [Visitor]
Very interesting. I am not as familiar with these particular oils. My favourite always has been the fragrance of Ocean Breeze which is not considered an essential oil as a fragrance oil. It is a calming scent that brings to mind lazy seaside days and moonlit nights on the shore. As well as an oil for use in candle oil warmers it is also available in scented candles.
Take a look at http://www.candleholderstoday.com and we would love to have any/all comments.
Take a look at http://www.candleholderstoday.com and we would love to have any/all comments.
In response to: Start holiday shopping early: rulefourteen Invisibrush Golf Towel and Levitee Golf Glove
Zev [Visitor]
Funny, the rule 14 thing applies to the glove too... I got one of the invisibrush towels first and it's top notch! Cool thing. Stopped scratching my club heads with wire brushes and this thing cleans my grooves like no other thing I've tried. Very cool. Will have to try the glove too in a few years when my hands get older :).
In response to: Start holiday shopping early: rulefourteen Invisibrush Golf Towel and Levitee Golf Glove
Daniel [Visitor]
I've been using the LeviTee glove for the past few months and I absolutely love it! I also suffer from hand pain (and that hook you mentioned caused by my death grip). I'm playing the best golf of my life. And it IS legal if you have a medical condition that is alleviated by using the glove. Rule 14.3 Exception: 1. A player is not in breach of Rule 14.3 if (a) the equipment or device is designed for or has the effect of alleviating a medical condition, (b) the player has a legitimate medical reason to use the equipment or device, and (c) the Committee is satisfied that its use does not give the player any undue advantage over other players. The glove feels strange for 2 holes, then you forget about it. I bought one for my other hand and use them to play video games with my son. Those little controllers were murder on my hands before I started using the LeviTee gloves! I only wish I started playing with this glove 15 years ago so I didn't have to deal with my hands hurting today. This is a must have for all golfers. It reduced my grip pressure by 30% so the glove lasts twice as long. A high quality product. Two thumbs way up!
In response to: QuickSpikes turn any shoes into golf shoes
Kirk [Visitor]
This makes me crazy! In 1997 I had to come up with a product and marketing plan in graduate school. My idea: Sole Mates golf spikes and cleats that turn regular shoes into athletics. I mainly marketed towards inner city kids who couldn't afford all the equipment that comes with these sports. Oh well.
In response to: QuickSpikes turn any shoes into golf shoes
Brendan [Visitor]
Quick Spikes are great for kids, travel and older folks more comfortable in their shoes.
In response to: QuickSpikes turn any shoes into golf shoes
Ron Mon [Member]
Where can I get pure white (sure to be sullied) kicks like the ones in the picture?
In response to: QuickSpikes turn any shoes into golf shoes
Frank [Visitor]
Not sure if those shoes are the ideal golf shoes... I think I should try them out...
Frank
Frank
In response to: HIRZL Golf gloves beat the summer heat
Gary Sheppard [Visitor]
@Dave, Please contact HIRZL and the glove will be replaced at no charge. On very rare occasions, they will be a glove that does not meet the quality control standards set. The HIRZL glove as Kiel has written will normally last many times longer than any other glove and provide superior grip in all types of weather. Email HIRZL at hirzlusa@gmail.com
In response to: HIRZL Golf gloves beat the summer heat
Kiel Christianson [Member]
Interesting! I've been wearing the two that I tested all season, and they're still good as new. But, as demonstrated by my experience with Bionic Gloves (see previous post), manufacturing variations can make a huge difference in performance and quality.
In response to: HIRZL Golf gloves beat the summer heat
Dave [Visitor]
Bought one and it lasted nine holes when a tear showed up at the seam on the velcro flap. And yes I had a proper sized glove.
Not what I would expect from a premium glove
Not what I would expect from a premium glove
In response to: Final round of the 2011 Masters...and DISH Network loses CBS!
Matt [Visitor]
It is always frustrating to see your favorite program is missing.
In response to: Bionic golf glove feels great but wears down fast
Cheryl Fink [Visitor]
Hi Kiel, fit is extemely important to get the maximum durability. I would gladly offer you another Bionic Performance glove to put through the paces. Please contact me at your earliest convenience. Thanks! Cheryl
In response to: Quagmire Golf debuts a new line for kids
Giggity, Giggity [Visitor]
Giggity, Giggity!
In response to: "New Yorker" article shows how hard it is to keep up with golf technology
Hudson Davies [Visitor]
Jon Kyl claims the craziest thing he's ever done was that time he ate pancakes for dinner. #NotIntendedToBeAFactualStatement
In response to: A do-it-yourself equipment idea for tough economic times
Hudson Davies [Visitor]
In some cultures, emaciation is a sign of beauty. Wait, that's our culture! Sorry, new diet making me dizzy :-P
In response to: Upstart equipment companies dominate WGC Accenture World Match Play Championship
Carroll B. Merriman [Visitor]
Great article, mate. Just discovered your website. Please keep up the good work!
In response to: Annika Sorenstam's wines share her passion for success
Issac Maez [Visitor]
Fantastic, I have bookmarked this and also emailed it to my friends.
In response to: Giving Thanks
resim upload [Visitor]
Some truly wonderful blog posts on this web site , regards for contribution.
In response to: Another new grip for golfers with the yips: The Wishbone Grip
Ashlee Cussen [Visitor]
Ah, many thanks for the mention , I'm highly honoured :)
In response to: Jack Nicklaus releases the second vintage of his namesake wines
Paula Goodpaster [Visitor]
Greetings from Los angeles! I'm bored to tears at work so I decided to check out your website on my iphone during lunch break. I love the information you provide here and can't wait to take a look when I get home. I'm shocked at how fast your blog loaded on my phone .. I'm not even using WIFI, just 3G .. Anyhow, superb blog!
In response to: Quagmire Golf debuts a new line for kids
Kiel Christianson [Member]
Would be happy to help. You can get to me via the Contact Us link at the bottom of TravelGolf.com.
In response to: Nike Golf celebrates 2011 Masters with limited edition balls, golf shoes
Sneakerspro [Visitor]
I love shoes as much as I love chocolate, I hop I can add more to my collection
In response to: Quagmire Golf debuts a new line for kids
Eric Hart [Visitor]
Kiel, do you have an email address. I am the Senior Editor and Travel Writer for several Midwest Golf Publications and would love to pick your brain on a few things if you have a few minutes.
In response to: Final round of the 2011 Masters...and DISH Network loses CBS!
rob [Visitor]
I was going to say.. No time for games when it comes to masters clutch time!!
In response to: Nike Golf celebrates 2011 Masters with limited edition balls, golf shoes
Dan [Visitor]
Those shoes look amazing! The sole looks so cool I wouldn't want to use them :)
In response to: Equipment companies compete for distance by messing with lofts
Eldon Kulak [Visitor]
Greetings from Carolina! I'm bored to tears at work so I decided to browse your blog on my iphone during lunch break. I really like the info you provide here and can't wait to take a look when I get home. I'm amazed at how quick your blog loaded on my mobile .. I'm not even using WIFI, just 3G .. Anyhow, amazing site!
In response to: Nike Golf celebrates 2011 Masters with limited edition balls, golf shoes
Deanna [Visitor]
I wanted to share with you information about two courses in South Carolina that may be of interest to your readers. Also, we can try and coordinate giveaways tied to either in order to help generate excitement. Please let me know if additional information is needed. If you’re ever in the area, we’d love for you to come experience the courses firsthand as well.
Wild Dunes Resort, a four-star destination nestled on the Isle of Palms beach near historic downtown Charleston, offers golf enthusiasts the opportunity to play two Tom Fazio-designed courses – The Links Course and The Harbor Course. Recognized most recently by Conde Nast Traveler as one of its “Top 20 Southern US Golf Resorts” and by Golf Digest as a “Best in the State” for golf, Wild Dunes offers two challenging courses perfect for any skill level. To view footage of the courses, click here.
Currently, the Resort is offering a Ladies on the Links package good for any foursome of women that includes spa services and dining specials. There is also a Fazio Sampler package featuring both courses ideal for twosomes.
Thanks,
Deanna R. Trimmer, Public Relations Intern
Rawle Murdy Associates, Inc.
Post Office Box 1117, Charleston, SC 29402
phone (843) 577-7327 (ext. 127), fax (843) 722- 3960
www.RawleMurdy.com
Wild Dunes Resort, a four-star destination nestled on the Isle of Palms beach near historic downtown Charleston, offers golf enthusiasts the opportunity to play two Tom Fazio-designed courses – The Links Course and The Harbor Course. Recognized most recently by Conde Nast Traveler as one of its “Top 20 Southern US Golf Resorts” and by Golf Digest as a “Best in the State” for golf, Wild Dunes offers two challenging courses perfect for any skill level. To view footage of the courses, click here.
Currently, the Resort is offering a Ladies on the Links package good for any foursome of women that includes spa services and dining specials. There is also a Fazio Sampler package featuring both courses ideal for twosomes.
Thanks,
Deanna R. Trimmer, Public Relations Intern
Rawle Murdy Associates, Inc.
Post Office Box 1117, Charleston, SC 29402
phone (843) 577-7327 (ext. 127), fax (843) 722- 3960
www.RawleMurdy.com
In response to: Golf myths revealed on website, sort of
facebook skins [Visitor]
I just added this feed to my bookmarks. I have to say, I really enjoy reading your blogs. Thanks!


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