golf equipment News Archive

'7-point plan Thoughts to lead golf in 21st century and beyond (GolfWeek)
The letter, sent by e-mail, hit me as forcefully as a Titleist in the forehead. "After reading your article," it began, "I nearly regurgitated." The e-mail writer, Russell Korte, was expressing his feelings about modern golf equipment.

'On Golf | Magazine: Pine Valley drops all the way to 2d (Philly.com)
Pine Valley, deposed again. A mere week after it was named the most prestigious club in the country by Golf Connoisseur magazine, the ultra-private golf club in South Jersey has been bumped from its perennial perch as Golfweek's No. 1 course.

'Clarke golf program to organize (Pahrump Valley Times)
The Rosemary Clarke Middle School golf program will run March 27 through May 12. An organizational meeting will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the middle school gym, but signups have to be completed Monday with RCMS athletics director Doug Steward.

'The Right Tone A weekly guide to being fit (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
If you play golf you're probably one of the millions who, in the never-ending quest for a lower golf score, spend top dollar for the best equipment you can find. But what about the most important piece of golf equipment you own: your body?

'Universal Express Business Travel Solution for Security and Speed (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
NEW YORK----March 9, 2006--Universal Express Inc. , today announced its subsidiary Luggage Express offers business travelers with high tech equipment a chance to go from office or home to their destination without the concern of having these items delay their flight, trip or even temporarily closing airports, as seen recently when a Nike Expert traveling with high tech golf equipment set off TSA

'Security at airport tees off on mystery bag (The Oregonian)
Hundreds of travelers at Portland International Airport wound up in a security sand trap Tuesday when a piece of high-tech golf equipment touched off anti-terrorism alarms.

'Holding Companies Explained (The Motley Fool via Yahoo! News)
In a general sense, holding companies are conglomerates that own other firms. Investorwords.com offers a more specific definition: "A company that owns enough voting stock in another firm to control management and operations by influencing or electing its board of directors. Also called parent company."