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Golf Careers to Suit Your Personality
By: Andy West | 21/11/2007 | Golf
There is a golf career for every golf enthusiast that is interested in obtaining one. If you are wondering which career will suit you best, simply allow your personality to guide you in the right direction.

A Career On The Course: Golf Employment
By: Andy West | 19/12/2007 | Sports and Fitness
In all areas of our lives we are constantly searching for something that brings us both peace and joy. If we are lucky enough to be able to find those characteristics in our nine-to-five job, then we are beyond lucky. Those who have investigated that large world of golf employment...

Hottest Thing In Golf Employment Today - Being A Golf Teacher
By: Andy West | 19/12/2006 | Golf
If you want to get involved in the game of golf, there are several ways to do it. Most people love to play the game during their free time. Others, however, love golf enough to want to make a career out of it. While lots of people are able to...

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Choosing the Right Golf School Requires Homework
By: Andy West | 13/11/2006 | Education
With so much information out there to sift through, the process to selecting the right golf school can get pretty overwhelming. To help you get a head start, here are some of the key factors to keep in mind when deciding which golf school is best for you.

Find Out If Golf School is the Right Career Move for You
By: Andy West | 19/06/2007 | Golf
Before registering for a golf school, be sure that you really know that you want to make an actual career out of your leisure time passion.

Beginner Golf Tips: Short Game Errors
By: Savannah Durbin | 15/01/2008 | Golf
Overview of a few common errors that beginners make in their short game, and offers ways of preventing these errors from occurring.

PGA Golf And Golf Philposophy
By: Phoenix Delray | 23/05/2008 | Golf
This article explains how you can strengthen your skills and learn the ropes of the PGA at a golf school.

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Squeeze More Distance From Your Balls
By: DENNIS HAMPTON | 25/07/2008
The trajectory of the ball and how to follow it through are the main questions that golf driving tips need to deal with.

The Proper Golf Swing Setup in Two Easy Steps
By: Tim Heeter | 23/07/2008
The mental check off list associated with the typical golf swing setup is far too long. Most amateurs worry about too many factors rather than following a few short steps. The following two easy steps will help you get in the proper golf swing setup each time you step up to the ball.

How to Custom Fit Your Golf Club
By: Migo | 21/07/2008
Describing some of the points that need to consider when decide to custom fit a golf club.

Greg Norman Conquest at British Open
By: jackyluo | 21/07/2008
Twice former champion Greg Norman, who plays more tennis than golf at the age of 53, spectacularly stole the limelight from the game's best players in Thursday's opening round at the British Open.

What to Expect in Affordable Golf Clubs
By: Jeffrey Veal | 20/07/2008
Golf clubs are a golfer's best friend. They don't have to cost you an arm and a leg if you take the time to find the right bargain. With just a little research, you can find the right clubs for your game at an affordable price.

How To Find A Golf Instructor
By: Max Johnson | 20/07/2008
You want to learn how to play the game of golf. Now the questions come flooding through your mind. Do I need to take golf lessons & instruction? How do I find a qualified golf instructor? How long should the lessons be and how often should I take them? What should we be working on in my golf lessons & instruction sessions and how long until I improve?

Michelle Wie's Disqualification
By: Robert H. Kelly | 19/07/2008
This article brings up some important points on Michelle Wie's disqualification.

How You Can Improve Your Overall Accuracy
By: Alex Weidmann | 19/07/2008
Whether you're teeing off with a driver, or going for that long chip, accuracy is one of the most important parts of golf. Unfortunately it's not always the easiest thing to be consistent with, but I'm here to give you a few tips to be more accurate, more consistently.

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Any location that already has exiting golf courses is going to be a place where a golf college could do well.

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The Risks and Rewards of a Traffic Control Job
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Magnetic Healing Covers A Surprising Range Of Ailments
By: Andy West | 22/07/2008 | Alternative Medicine
Magnetic healing is increasingly popular in part because it encourages our bodies to become active in a sort of self-healing process that actually boosts our own immune system's function.

Using Magnets In Medicine Is Not A New Idea
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