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	WorldGolf.com Sweet Spots PGA Merchandise Show recap - Sweet Spots Podcast
	Monday February 5, 2007 \| 01:06 PM

The PGA Merchandise Show is an entirely different kind of Sweet Spot - a haven for the equipment and tech guru. On this special edition Sweet Spots, host Brandon Tucker welcomes TravelGolf.com's Tim McDonald and Chris Baldwin on location ...

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	Tim McDonald Best and worst of PGA Merchandise Show
	Tuesday January 30, 2007 \| 10:48 AM

Worst customer service: Chiliwear. I saw a shirt there that I liked and asked the Chiliwear rep if he had one in a medium. "Probably," he growled. "But, I'm not going to waste my afternoon looking for it." Oh. I see. Thanks ...

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	Brandon Tucker PGA Show caters to women, just not on the driving range
	Saturday January 27, 2007 \| 05:36 PM

My fellow colleague Tim McDonald is right: if you're trying to pick up girls by banging away $500 mega-drivers on the indoor testing facility at the PGA Merchandise Show, you're playing to an empty house. This shouldn't come as a ...

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	Chris Baldwin TaylorMade blasts trendy square driver craze at PGA Show
	Saturday January 27, 2007 \| 04:47 PM

Square driver heads are the new big thing that are going to revolutionize the game, according to a host of the major club manufacturers at the PGA Show. The next big thing in a never ending run of next big ...

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With his New Course at Grand Cypress Golf Club in Orlando, Nicklaus pays homage to the birthplace of golf
The New Course at Orlando's Grand Cypress Golf Club offers the closest thing to the Old Course at St. Andrews that many Americans will experience. The Jack Nicklaus design mimics the birthplace of golf, in particular with its feel for the game and enormous, shared fairways at the start and finish, Mike Bailey writes. Plus, there's Grand Cypress' Hell Bunker, the Valley of Sin and all the giant greens.
Splurge on golf, not the kids at these upscale Orlando golf resorts
Yes, there are places to escape Orlando's theme-park screams. Rest assured, luxury golf courses for the vacationer exist here, too. If you're willing to pay a premium for quiet, high-end accommodations and, of course, the best golf, Orlando has a handful of upscale options as good as anywhere in Florida.
Grand Cypress Resort's New Course - Orlando, Florida
The New Course at Grand Cypress Resort is Jack Nicklaus' tribute to the Old Course at St. Andrews, the birthplace of golf. While it's not a copy hole-for-hole, the feel of the golf course does indeed invoke the feel of the Old Course. Bring plenty of imagination and short-game skill, and you'll have a lot of fun.
Dive bars and the Wild West meet upscale, desert golf in Cave Creek north of Scottsdale, Arizona
Outside Scottsdale and into the Sonoran Desert, the bright hotel lights fade into beautiful mountain and boulder formations that fill the horizon. You'll find plenty of culture contrast in the Valley of the Sun, from dive bars and Wild West attractions to luxurious resorts and world-class golf courses. And you can mix it all in one visit, writes Brandon Tucker.
Ah, the spa, the golf and everything else at The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain resort near Tucson
If you're looking for an upscale spa and golfing experience, the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club at Dove Mountain won't disappoint. Its recently unveiled, 17,000-square-foot spa and fantastic restaurants embrace the mountainous and desert environment in luxurious style. Regardless, writes Mike Bailey, it all starts with 27 fine holes of golf.

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