Nike Golf Performance Cart Bag Available Now

Posted on January 1, 2012 by Train Golf Swing

Nike Golf Introduces the New Functional Nike Performance Cart Bag

Nike Golf is introducing the new Nike Performance Cart bag, designed for the golfer who chooses to venture out onto the course on wheels.

With a new innovative design, the Nike Performance Cart bag offers an abundance of features and benefits. The Nike Performance Cart bag has a 14-way full-length divider system that provides separation and protection for every iron, wedge and metal wood in the bag. Nike Golf has created a new integrated external putter well to ensure easy access to the most used club during a round. With the new Flip & Grip system, the Nike Performance Cart attaches securely to both a power cart and trolley for the best fit in the industry.

A 9.5-inch oval top allows for the new Nike cart bag to sit properly in a powered golf cart or trolley. To prevent slippage while the Nike Performance Cart bag is in the cart, a new dual-injected TPR bottom provides greater traction.

Additionally, golfers can conveniently organize their items in one of its 13 functional pockets (10 zippered). With all of the pockets there is plenty of storage for phones, keys, and other personal items. The Nike Performance Cart bag also has dual-insulated cooler pockets for beverages. For golfers who frequently use a GPS or range finder during their round, there is a loop in which the range finder can be easily attached for quick access.

Availability: November 1, 2011

MSRP: $270.00 (Street/MAP: $209.99)

Colors: Black/Topaz-Silver; Storm Blue/Action Red-Soar; Cool Grey/Safety Orange-Metallic Silver

Features:

9.5-inch oval top
14-way dual-sided top (both trolley and power cart compatible)
Individual, 14 full-length divider system
Integrated external putter well
13 forward facing functional pockets (10 zippered) – including water resistant organizer pocket, dual insulated cooler pockets, and dual quick access pockets
Nike Flip and Grip water-resistant quick access pocket
Molded tactile cart strap grips
Dual injected TPR bottom for traction
Matching rain hood included
Logo cresting compatible / zip-off ball pocket

Editor’s Note: The post above is from a press release from Nike Golf.

Mens Running Shoes

Posted on December 30, 2011 by Train Golf Swing

When you are attempting to determine tips on how to assemble your golf package deal, you may need to have a look at just what you will want and weigh all options if you want to generate smart purchases. When you are procuring on the spending plan you then have to get time for you to come to a decision that which you can commit very little on if you want to get capable to expend additional on other products. These other products could embody tees, gloves, clubs in addition to a bag.

Shoes are 1 decent merchandise to save lots of dollars on. You can actually acquire other far better things by conserving on superior low cost golf shoes. You should use the additional income you preserve to get new clubs, golf sportswear along with other specialty devices products.

Now, you’ve got in all likelihood heard well before that cheap frequently indicates reduced outstanding, but it surely won’t really have to be this way. When you make an effort to not just retail outlet for amount but look at the shoe, you are able to have the two.

Low Total price is just not Indicative of Very low Top notch with Golf Shoes

Golf shoes will be discovered in numerous worth ranges and therefore are certainly not indicative of your outstanding from the shoes. Then again, there is restrictions. If you should are restricting oneself to only paying $20 on golf shoes then you definately will most absolutely have complications locating good quality one particular.

But there are lots of distributors who supply you with affordable charges on golf shoes and you may however discover good quality shoes at these price ranges. To illustrate, shoe distributors like Adidas, Footjoy and Nike all have specials and remarkable rate offers you that may provide you with the chance to save lots of bucks and immediate that dollars to ordering more suitable devices for your personal golf bundle.

The On-line is additionally terrific for getting low-priced golf shoes if you would like to discover much more than simply these manufacturers. Cyberspace will even give beneficial descriptions for the manufacturer you happen to be taking into consideration and when you can not discover that info, you could possibly ought to buy for one other manufacturer.

Where Do You discover the Cheap Golf Shoes?

The The web is definitely a handy venue for searching for all of your golf provides, attire and tools. It is along with the bodily shops the place you could store for these similar goods. The cheap golf shoes may be both observed on the retailers or on anyone of your many world-wide-web web pages advertising these products and solutions.

Just by carrying out an online look you’ll find various distinct golf web-sites offering devices and add-ons to aid establish a whole golf bundle and at a a lot of diminished value compared to that which you would commit at a specialty golf store. Also, once you store on the internet, you’ll probably see things that you’d practically never come across in specialty golf outlets. As you retail outlet on the web, you may get it done all suitable with your house. All of this contributes to getting the perfect reasonably priced golf shoes that could suit the goal you require and at a selling price that could be in your price range.
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Fairway Woods Comparison Table

Posted on December 5, 2011 by Train Golf Swing

When you first start out playing golf you have a feeling that you will never be able to hit the golf ball properly,especially, those wooden clubs or fairway woods to give them their proper name, which seem so difficult.Thankfully as we get better it gets easier or should I say they get easier,to hit that is.

We are then faced with the problem of deciding which of the vast array of these clubs which is availabe is the one best suited to you, you can of course always go to the pro shop and try some out, you can also read the fairwood reviews available on the various online golf shops to help you decide.

The next consideration is of course the costof the clubs, generally you will find that the best prices are available online, this of course wasnt always the case, but with the increasing numbers of people online and the confidence of people to shop online you can generally find a bargain that’s not to say that you wont find a good buy of discount fairway woods in your golf pros trade ins.

Below is a comparison of three 15% fairway woods from Nike, Callaway and Taylormade. You will find great discounted prices, read reviews from golfers who are using these fairway woods, need I say more!!!

ImageLabelCallaway GolfTaylorMadeNikeListPrice$200.00$229.99$239.99TitleCallaway Big Bertha Diablo Fairway Wood (Neutral, Right-Handed, Graphite, Regular, 15-Degree)TaylorMade Burner Superfast #3 Fairway Woods (Right Hand, Graphite, Stiff, 15 Degrees)NIKE Machspeed 3 Fairway Wood (15 Degree,Regular, Right-Handed, Graphite)Price$65.99$129.99$88.88ReviewsRead ReviewsRead ReviewsRead ReviewsLinkMore InfoMore InfoMore Info

Buying a New Golf Driver

Posted on November 28, 2011 by Train Golf Swing

The world of today’s golf drivers out there is crazy. With brands such as TaylorMade, Callaway, Ping, Titleist, Mizuno, Srixon, Adams, Cleveland and Nike providing an endless option of drivers to choose from, we tend to get lost. I would like to make it a little bit easier for you to make your selection by understanding what to look for when buying or selecting a driver. You have 3 major factors (there are more factors but for 95% of today’s golfers this is irrelevant), driver club head, Shaft and the Loft of the club head.

First you need to find a driver club head that fits your look and feel, as most of the drivers of today are sold with separate club head and shaft. Most of the driver club heads do have a characteristics which fit good for some people and bad for other people. This you need to try out in order to find the perfect match. Most of the time I would suggest to use a driver that looks similar to your old one so it will not be too much of a difference when getting a new driver. Some might want to have a complete change and in this case you should not look at your old driver as it will be easy to fall back to the same look and feel as you are used to it and your swing has adapted it self to your old driver. Most famous brands (Taylormade, Callaway, Mizuno, Ping, Titleist, Adams, Cleveland, Cobra and Nike) provide a selection of driver club heads to choose from that might fit your needs.

Now that you have found your driver club head (hopefully), the next step should be to find your shaft. Most of the famous brands in golf (TaylorMade, Callaway, Mizuno, Ping, Titleist, Adams, Cleveland, Cobra and Nike) carry a huge selections of shafts that can be mounted on the club head of your choice. Using this custom fit model you will be able to find the shaft that suits your need best. There is a simple way to select a shaft and there is a hard way. I prefer the simple way. The standard flex of the shaft is categorised in x-stiff, stiff, regular and this should be the rule you should follow. Now what flex should you have?

This is strongly dependent on you swing speed and in some cases the brand of the shaft. If you have a swing speed of 85 Mph or more you generally should have a stiff shaft and if you have less then 85 Mph you should go for regular shaft. This can vary from shaft maker as some makers do have harder stiff shafts then other makers stiff shaft and same goes for regular shaft. If you have a previous shaft that you preferred you should take a similar characteristics of the new shaft. Some custom fitter might tell you about torque, tip and kick point of the shaft. Those terms are related to how the shaft behaves when hitting the ball. The only thing you need to tell your fitter is how you hit the ball and what is your weakness when miss hitting the driver. As most brands in golf club making do not make their own shafts they have a cooperation with famous shaft brands. The most famous shaft brands are Mitsubishi Rayon, Fujikura, Aldila, UST Mamiya and Accra. Most golf club makers have all these shaft brands in their custom fit options.

Now you have got a driver club head that you are happy with and a shaft that suits your swing speed. When you get fitted for a shaft you automatically will choose a loft, the reason for putting extra weight on the loft of the club is that it can really change your length and the way your ball fly. You need to take into account that more loft might give you a longer carry but not increase you total length of your driver. Is that what you want? You need to ask yourself what you need in order to be happy with your driver. The loft of the club head also have an impact on what shaft you have chosen. Some shafts make the ball fly lower while other shafts make the ball fly higher. Important is to choose the shaft that feels good and then adjust the loft accordingly.

The price for the driver might be more then you expect with all the custom fit options you choose, however it might be the best golf club in your bag and might produce great rounds of golf. With this in mind the driver might be the most important club in your bag as it will give lots of confidence and this can help your other part of the game.

Which pro won a tournament with a six-dollar club in 2011? – Devil Ball Golf – Golf Blog – Yahoo! Sports

Posted on November 15, 2011 by Train Golf Swing

Which pro won a tournament with a six-dollar club in 2011? This is a post that big-time equipment manufacturers probably would prefer you didn’t read. Why? Because you, friend, just did some bill-massaging and credit-card spreading and financial manipulation and dropped four figures on a whole new set of clubs. And you’re feeling very proud of yourself, aren’t you?

Guess what. Somebody won a tournament this year with a club that cost less than six bucks. Ouch.

That "somebody" was Mark Calcavecchia, and the club is actually a pair: 15- and 19-degree Callaway Steelhead fairway woods that he’s had in his bag since 1998. Street value: $5.97. What a deal!

Calc’s clubs are part of Golf Digest’s list of bargain clubs that pros used in 2011, ranging from D.A. Points’ Ping i5 irons ($210.22 for a set of eight) to Lucas Glover’s 2007 Nike SQ Sumo2 driver ($41.61) to Mark McNulty’s 30-year-old Bullseye putter that’s valued at $6.41.

Of course, you’ve got to get good enough to wield one of these cheap dogs; some pros could hit the links with a pool cue, a 2×4 and a log of firewood and still win a pro-am. But it’s proof that equipment alone doesn’t carry the day, and adding a few bucks to your club bill is no guarantee you’ll take those strokes off your game.

The $6 Club That Won On Tour In 2011 [Golf Digest]

Beginner Golf Clubs (Price and Resale Value)

Posted on September 27, 2011 by Train Golf Swing

When it comes to buying beginner golf clubs, you should consider three top factors: playability, status and cool factor, and price/resale value. Whether you are buying Adams, Callaway, Mizuno, Cleveland, Nike, Cobra, Titleist, TaylorMade, secondary brand names or clones these consideration are important. The same consideration also apply for all types of clubs (drivers, putters, wedges, woods, hybrids and irons).

This article focuses on price/resale value. Another term for resale value is trade in value. This is because most golfers end up trading in their clubs at golf retail stores rather than selling the clubs to other golfers on their own.

Now when it comes to price/resale value, you would be sadly mistaken to think that all brand name clubs are roughly the same. They are not. Further, if you think that every type of club made by an individual brand name has similar cost/resale value you would be wrong as well.

The fact is that some golf club manufacturers are known for their drivers, irons, woods, hybrids, wedges or putters (not all their clubs). So if you are looking to trade your beginner golf clubs at some later time, you should be fully informed on the resale value.

Additionally, resale value has to be compared with the original cost of your clubs. Some clubs may resale for the same amount as others, but there may be a significant difference on the initial pricing of the clubs. Therefore, the best combination is a low initial cost and a high resale value.

Now, if you are planning to keep your clubs for three or more years, resale value is not as important as initial cost. After three years, most clubs lose the majority of their resale value. Resale value is the most important for those looking to only keep their clubs for one to two years.

Visit the Beginner Golf Clubs main page at Golf Tips A2Z to get information on how to find the beginner golf clubs with the right price/resale value for you.

Articles covering all the major club makers (Adams, Callaway, Mizuno, Cleveland, Nike, Cobra, Titleist, Taylormade, secondary brand names or clones) and secondary club makers will help you buy the right golf clubs.

Further, articles on the different types of clubs (drivers, putters, wedges, woods, hybrids and irons) will introduce you to each club type and help you put the right ones in your golf bag.

Would you consider me a decent golfer?

Posted on September 8, 2011 by Train Golf Swing

ok, i just took lessons all of this winter and got new nike sasquatch irons so i am still getting used to my new game. since i can't really give you scores except from last year, i'll just let you know a few different things about my game… first of all i am a freshman in high school, 5'5". anyways, i drive the ball on average 230-240 yards, usually straight or just off of the fairway. my 6 iron goes around 160 yds, 8 iron 140, PW 120… i usually get around 32 putts in a round, and my chips are fairly close, but they could be better. i really want to get a scholarship in golf, so im hoping i can get one.. by the way, just in case you were wondering about my scores from last year (last year i didn't take lessons and wasn't hitting the ball very solid), i shot an 83 at both sectionals and regionals, and a 78 at another tournament. do u think i have a chance at getting a scholarship to a division 1 school by the time im a senior? (by the way, grades are good, im 1st in my class)

that is pretty good, better than me

Most golfers cant break 90.

I would say you have an excellent chance. Just work on keeping it in the fairway and you will see your scores come down. Also, keep practicing your putting and approach shots.

tremendous talent , your grades are there , your scores are solid and will improve .you are ready for division one when you graduate , please try for university of british colombia canada they have fantastic facilities and great education . i dont mean to offended you , but women because of more flexability , do suffer left wrist breakdown on chips and putts . maybe try few drills with left wrist flat past impact . i hope you dont take this as a insult , it is because women are more flexiable , in this case , a fault . easily overcome . you have your schlarship in hand congratulations . you have a great future , with a great future . well done

sounds like you know you're good enough. sounds like you're bragging to me. just keep practicing and work on the putting and you could be on the LPGA

I played for 12 years and that was about as good as I ever got in that time. Actually I never broke 80 for 18, although I did break 40 for 9 a few times. I wish I had half that athletic talent.

You're pretty good, and it helps that you're a girl. There were a few girls on the women's golf team at my college that can barely break 90, and this is an SEC school (they suck though, most SEC schools have players that break 80). So you could possibly get a scholarship if you improve your game some. I don't think you're quite there, but if you improved that much in such a short time I think it's very possible for you to make it.

Sounds like you're doing pretty well for a freshman. Keep working at it and keep your grades up and you should be able to get a scholarship by the time you are a senior.

Let me hit you with some knowledge about this subject:

In order for you to get a scholarship to a D1 school, you need to be recognized as a unique talent that has the potential to win a major collegiate tournament containing at least 400 scratch to plus handicaps. Depending on what area you come from, and what schools are near you, you have to get some press. Its pretty hard to be noticed if nobody is looking. For you to have a reasonable shot at a full ride scholarship, again depending on where you live, you need to win your school's league title, make it to the state championships and do well there. Then you need to impress the scouts with your talent, social skills, and grades. You need to show them that if they dont offer you a scholarship, another big school will. No offense, but they dont just give full rides away, especially at D1 schools. Trust me, I had to go through the same thing… It was hard, but I ended up with 1/2 ride, and I won my league 3 straight years in highschool with a 4.0 gpa. Good luck, I hope it works for ya..

Nike Women’s Golf Shoes – Reviews of the Best Ladies Golf Shoes of 2011

Posted on September 8, 2011 by Train Golf Swing

If you are looking to buy Nike women’s Golf Shoes, make sure to read the reviews and the ratings first. There are now a lot of golf footwear for ladies today because the number of female golfers has also increased. Whether you go for the style or the features of the shoe, it is important that you should pick your top 3 and make an intensive research. It is also helpful that you look for great deals and discounts as there are a lot on the Internet.

Review of the New and Bestselling Nike Women’s Golf Shoes

2011 Nike Women’s Air Embellish Golf Shoes

If you are a woman who loves golf and has an incredible taste for style, then 2011 Nike Women’s Air Embellish is perfect for you. This shoe is fully customizable with interchangeable saddle straps that come if four different colors so that you can coordinate your shoes with your outfit. But if you think this shoe is all about looks, then you are wrong. It is made up of water-resistant full-grain leather and has good stability. You can get this shoe on discount in selected websites.

2011 Nike Women’s Delight Golf Shoes

This golf footwear is well-known for its stabilizing platform and water-resistant upper. It features a full-length Phylon midsole and integrated spike system. Although not flashy or very trendy, this shoe is very durable and comfortable. There have been issues about its poor grip by some users. This shoe is also wide on the front and provides a big room for your toes. This shoe is a must-have considering its features and price.

Nike Women’s Air Dormie II Golf Shoes

Stylish and comfortable are the two things that best describe these Nike women’s golf shoes. It provides good balance and weight transfer thanks to its Nike Power Platform Flex. You should consider ordering half a size bigger because this shoe runs small. Its price is lower if you buy one on e-commerce sites.

Nike Ladies Air Summer Lite III Golf Shoes

This shoe is perfect if you are playing during the hot summer days because it is highly breathable. There is also no problem when you are playing on a wet course as it dries up quickly. It is very stable and has very good traction because of its Nike Power Platform outsole with Phylite and Integrated Traction. Golf players who have used it are amazed on how comfortable and lightweight it is.

Golf Bag: Nike Sasquatch or Ogio Grom?

Posted on August 28, 2011 by Train Golf Swing

In looking for a great golf stand bag I have come across two that caught my eye: The Nike Sasquatch Tour stand bag and the Ogio Grom stand bag. Both have great qualities but I'm still uncertain on which one to get. Which one is better?

I have the Grom. Great bag. I wouldn't go all out with the same clubs, bag, shoes, hat, shirt…Looks like you're tryin' too hard.

I agree with the comment posted above. Ogio bags are cool looking, and you should get the Nike Sasquatch bag if you have the set.

Why Choose Custom Fitted Golf Clubs?

Posted on August 19, 2011 by Train Golf Swing

Why Choose Custom Fitted Golf Clubs?

If you are a beginner to golf and interested in acquiring your own set of golf clubs but don’t really know where to start then there are a few basic facts you need to consider before putting your hand in your pocket and handing over your hard-earned cash.

One of the major mistakes anyone can make when they want to learn how to play golf is to run out and pay a lot of money for a spanking new set of gleaming and pricey golf clubs. For anyone just beginning to play you need to take your time before buying as otherwise you will end up having wasted a lot of money on an expensive set that just don’t suit your swing.

Most golf courses will hire clubs out, or look for a second hand pair in the classified sections or on the notice boards at the golf club you sign up at, even online you can find used clubs for sale. Used clubs are comparable to brand new golf clubs; however the benefit of a brand new set is that they can make you more motivated and confident when playing.

Once you have achieved a decent level of play and are ready to buy then there are heaps of manufacturers so it’s not that easy to know what to choose for the best. Become familiar with the various brand names you will come across, some of the most popular manufacturers include Cobra, Ping, Nike, Macgregor, Callaway, Cleveland and Mizuno. As a beginner it’s not necessary to buy the most expensive available or a set made for the most skilled player, just because you spend a lot of money doesn’t necessarily equate to being a good player. Start with something simple that offers quality and will help improve your style.

The best way to start shopping for quality clubs is to get out there and see what is on offer. You can buy directly from the manufacturer or spend a day visiting as many sporting stores as you can and have a chat with the staff there about the pros and cons of each. Tell them you are a beginner and they will be able to give you good information and advice on what will suit, and why.

You can also look online where there’s a huge range of websites selling golf clubs to browse. You will find everything here from drivers, wedges, fairway woods and irons and putters to golf clubs package sets.

Once you can play then you should consider custom clubs with proper fitting, some companies specialise in custom golf clubs and it means you are guaranteed to get the best club available. This will make certain the flex, bend profile and weight of shaft are right for you, and the required performance attained.

Buying a piece of sports equipment that fits your body can make a big difference to the way you play. An accurate fitting of shaft will ascertain which are the best clubs for you but also help in yardages to keep your game constant. It’s important to get this right as it plays a large role in the swing. Also the flex amount can also affect your play, a fitting can help you select the exact set of clubs for all areas of your game including the length and lie of the club.

Buy online and you’ll get free delivery that generally takes 2-3 working days, and lower prices than any high street store can offer. Get big discounts on brand name clubs and you can still ask questions and advice from their online staff. Or just give them a call if you have several queries.

Choose your golfing clubs carefully and your game will improve through practice and dedication. Custom fit golf clubs measured for you are inexpensive and items you’re sure to be proud of. Check out custom clubs UK today.

Michiel Van Kets writes articles about Golfworx, going the extra yard to bring you the best custom clubs UK has to offer. Golfworx are passionate about custom fitting, using only leading brands like Callaway, TaylorMade, Mizuno and Cleveland with thousands of different iron or wood specifications which you can try at their Yarm Driving Range at Stockton-on-Tees. Browse online for the most competitively priced Mizuno MP53 iron and Mizuno MP-630 driver.