Bridgestone announces new CG Irons

Written by: Tony Korologos | Monday, August 7th, 2006
Categories: Golf ClubsGolf Equipment

My pals at Bridgstone just announced some new irons and they look very nice. The new CG irons will be in retail outlests in mid September.

To read Bridgestone’s press release click below:

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Golf Flight Case Needed

Written by: Tony Korologos | Friday, August 4th, 2006
Categories: Site News

I know there are a TON of companies who visit this site on a daily basis. I’ve done dozens of reviews but have yet to evaluate a golf flight case. Now’s your chance to get a great review if you are a manufacturer of flight cases. I’ll be needing one in about 2.5 weeks for an upcoming golf trip to Denver. More details on this awesome upcoming trip soon!


Women’s British open has 6 total hours of coverage

Written by: Tony Korologos | Friday, August 4th, 2006
Categories: LPGA Tour

The men’s British…. oh excuse me “The Open”… had probably 6 hours of coverage per day. I couldn’t help noticing that the Women’s British has only a total of 6 hours. Strangely enough, the first two days have 2 hours each and day’s 3 and 4 have 1.5 hours of coverage. Factor in intros, outros and commercials, and I bet days 3 & 4 only have one hour of actual on the course coverage each.

That’s pretty lame if you ask me.


Flexie-T Review

Written by: Tony Korologos | Thursday, August 3rd, 2006
Categories: Golf AccessoriesGolf EquipmentReviews

The Flexie-T is a non disposable golf tee you can use on the driving range or on the course.

Home on the range

The Flexie-T is designed to be strong enough to mount in those hard driving range mats without breaking. I personally can’t stand practicing on mats but sometimes you have no choice. The rubber tees that are set up on the mats are often the wrong height for my driver but the Flexie-T tees it up at exactly the right height for that 460cc head. Quite often there are no rubber tees at all on the range as well so having a FT in the bag can be useful in that respect as well.

The other good thing about being able to tee it up anywhere on those mats is that you can pick a spot for your stance that isn’t worn out. My feet are constantly slipping on the range when I have to stand with my feet in the same position that thousands of other people have stood.

On the course

After hours of grooving your driver swing on the range you can use the Flexie-T on the course. The good thing about using the FT is that you can tee the ball up at exactly the same height every time. Sometimes I tee up my driver and realize I’m not teeing it at the same height every time. Doubt can come into play as to whether or not I’ll strike the ball the same with different tee heights.

Is there a 5 minute time limit for a tee search?

Usually the FT stays right in the ground when I hit it but at one mountain course I lost one of my FT’s. I searched until my playing partners were clear up in the middle of the fairway ahead of me. I finally had to say adios to the FT and abandon my search after 5 minutes.

Performance

Is there any noticeable performance difference from a standard tee? Not really. There’s really no way any kind of tee can “increase distance” or “eliminate slices” legally. I didn’t notice any longer or short drives or any more control off the tee. But like I said before I did like the fact that I could tee it up at a consistent height every time.

Critic’s corner

The only critiques I have for the Flexie-T are that the tee height is only suitable for the driver. The tee is way too tall for fairway woods or irons. To my knowledge there aren’t varying FT lengths as of yet.

In some cases where I wanted to tee my driver really low for perhaps a power fade, I had to go back to a conventional tee.

Conclusion

The Flexie-T is a very useful tee on the range, especially for mats. The FT is also helpful in allowing you to tee the ball up the same way every time, increasing your comfort level on the course.

Will the FT knock you down for a 16 handicap to a 7? No. Only practice can do that I’m afraid. 🙂


Bogeyman has gone lounge crazy!

Written by: Tony Korologos | Wednesday, August 2nd, 2006
Categories: Golf MediaMiscellaneous

What are the two best qualities a person can have?

1. They’re Greek.
2. They’re golf bloggers.

There are only two people I know that have these two qualities and Bogeyman from Bogeylounge is one of them…

Bogeylounge has been one of the best golf blogs since the beginning of golf blogging. Now from the brain of a Greek Geek comes an onslaught of lounges. You have everything from Poplounge to Greeklounge to Lovelounge. (Perhaps given the recent changes in my marital status I need to be spending a little extra time at Lovelounge).

Here are a few loungey links for you:

Elephonkey | POP | Brand | Blog | Sports | News | PSP | Bogey | Teen | Diet | Soccer | Love | Style | Baby | Idea | Buddy | Faith | Lost | Flop

I’ve been trying to think of a few lounges that Bogeyman hasn’t registered yet and the best one I came up with was “Lounge Lounge.”


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