4th Hole, par 3. 158 yards with a front pin. Here’s were my tee shot (9 iron) hit. I should have aimed 1/2″ farther. I was prepared to buy all my blog readers a frosty beverage but barely missed out on that pleasure.
Yes, you read right…BAMBOO fiber.
Imagine wearing a golf shirt that is as smooth as silk, is more durable, machine washable, breathes better and costs less that most regular golf shirts. All of this while using fabric that is made from a naturally replenish-able material which is also biodegradable. The Moseau bamboo fiber shirts are all of the above.
Moseau discovered the bamboo fiber innovation about 5 years ago while in China. They spent some time refining the manufacturing process and their time and research has paid off big time.
My experience with my Moseau golf shirt has been nothing short excellent. The shirt is extremely comfortable. I felt like I was wearing my Jammie’s. I have a couple of silk shirts and the Moseau shirt is even more comfortable. In 100 degree heat the shirt breathes wonderfully. The fabric washes and irons well and it doesn’t shrink as much as a typical cotton shirt after the first wash or two.
The Collection
The Moseau polo shirt collection consists of 6 different styles. 5 of the styles are solid colors and the 6th is a two tone. The shirts are simple and classy, with no crazy designs.
Moseau also makes three different styles of bamboo fiber golf socks: Crew, low cut and quarter socks.
A collection of seven bamboo golf t-shirts is also available.
You can buy any of the Moseau bamboo collection at their online store.
One of the things bloggers do is link to each other. When we find cool sites, posts, blogs or other web content we link there. I’m telling you today about a place that I’ve found to be a great golf resource: Golf Dash, The Intelligent Golf Directory. And talk about links? Golf Dash has more outgoing links than any golf site I’ve ever seen.
It’s all about content
Just about any content you are looking for can be found at Golf Dash. Funny thing is that the content isn’t there, but the links to all the golf content you’ll ever need are. The main categories are Courses, Equipment, Golf Industry, Groups & Orgs, Instruction, News-Travel-eShop, The Game & Competition and of course a Blog.
Each of the above mentioned categories can have several subcategories. For instance the instruction category has five subcategories. Each of those subcategories then has it’s own subcategories with dozens of links within. I just counted one equipment subcategory which had 207 links. Now all of the pages do not necessarily have that many links, but on average I’d say each one has 100. So 100 times roughly five sub cats, times 7 main categories. 100x5x7=3500. Plus there are other links as well in other areas of the site. So I’m going to guess there are 3600+ golf links there. Wow.
Search, find
Golf Dash also has some good built in search features for internal and web searching. I typed in “Titleist” and came up with several “portlet” link results. From those portlets I was able to find 100’s of Titleist links either on the Titleist site or the web.
In the golf course search I typed in the word “Sandy” which happens to be the city where a couple of my home courses are located. Within about 3 seconds I had links to the 3 clubs I play in the city of Sandy, their addresses, directions and telephone numbers.
Customize
How many sites do you go to where you don’t like the color scheme or the way the data is organized? At golf dash you can personalize your experience with your account settings. You can change color schemes and even modify the content layout.
Conclusion
Whether you’re looking for golf equipment, news, organizations or just the phone number to the course down the street, Golf Dash is a valuable resource. Though there are literally thousands of links, the streamlined categorization and search functions make it very quick and easy to find what you’re looking for in the golf world.
Goeorge Archer died at age 65 after a one year battle with lymphoma. I didn’t realize he was that young. He was a fixture on the Senior Tour for years. He won 12 times on the PGA Tour, including winning the 1969 Masters. Archer was well known for being one of the best putters ever.
I haven’t seen a post over at Bogey Lounge since September 10th. I’m getting worried that Bogey Man is in the hurricane area.
Bogey: You OK?
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