A Golfer's 12 Days of Christmas is an athletic tale about what happens when an obsessive golfer gets some early Christmas wishes along with help from Golf legends.
A new twist on a classic holiday story!
Monday, March 03, 2008
Sunday, March 02, 2008
"Do I Get A Drop?" Golf Book - $7.95
The fastest way to find golf rules answers. Quick access guide to the rules of stroke and stableford golf. A simple answer to benefit everyday golf issues that confront golfers. Pocket size for easy use.
- Author: Doug Anderson
- Free display with purchase of 12 or more books!
Saturday, March 01, 2008
Choose Your Golf Charm Silver Necklace - $14.95
Sterling silver 1mm snake chain with sterling silver charm adornment.
Choose your length and your favorite sterling silver golf charm to customize your necklace below.
- Golf Cart
- Golf Tee
- Lady Golfer
- 8th Hole with Flag
- Golf Irons with Ball
Friday, February 29, 2008
Birdie Girl Diva Golf Umbrella - $57.99
- Fiberglass reinforced shaft
- 60" manual double canopy nylon umbrella with windproof spring mechanism
- Comfortable Non slip cushioned ladies specific handle
- Reinforced fiberglass hub and ribs
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Depthfinder Golf Tees - $5.50
A new way to get a consistent ball height when teeing it up.
- Get the most out of your driver
- Tee up your sweet spot
- Eliminate Pop Ups and Worm Burners
- Make a fundamental and affordable improvement in your game
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Adjustable Golf Practice Chipping Net - $14.95
- New and improved chipping net
- 18" Diameter fully adjustable ring with thick white tubing a good quality new
- Full color box
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Deluxe Zippered Golf Bag / Golf Cart Caddy Pouch - $7.95
- New upgraded design is extra roomy, with sewn-in-side panels and 3 separate, zippered pockets
- 600 denier fabric
- Can be silk screened or embroidered
- Available in Cobalt/Grey,Black/Grey,Yellow/Black, Choclate/Black, Red/Black & Pink/Black
Monday, February 25, 2008
18th Green Golf Christmas Ornament - $27.50
18th Green ornament in timeless quality of solid brass with 24 karat gold finish and enamel accents.
- 2 1/2" H x 3 1/2" W.
Sunday, February 24, 2008
The Hardside Rolling Hard Case for Golf Clubs - $120.00
- An indestructible hard case for maximum club protection. 3/4" foam padding surrounds club heads.
- Inside dimensions: 48" x 12" x 12 3/4"
- All hardware is fully warrantied and replaceable
- Case has limited lifetime warranty
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Softspikes Golf Shoe Cleat Kaddy Spike Wrench Set - $10.95
The ultimate golf wrench from the inventors of Softspikes.
Softspikes Cleat Kaddy System In just seconds, these metal bits can remove or install all metal golf spikes and alternative golf cleats. Simply attach either bit to ratcheting handle or cordless screwdriver or drill.
- Removes or installs all golf spikes and cleats
- A powerful ratcheting wrench to handle even the most difficult cleat changes
- Includes 3 quality metal bits
- Great clamshell packaging with instructions
Friday, February 22, 2008
USAF C-Thru Golf Club Golf Grip – 24 inch Jr. Putter - $39.95
Most golfers do not re-grip as often as they should. I still see people playing with the same grips that were on their clubs when they were purchased 5, 10, 20 and 30 years ago. While this may save them some money, it does not save them strokes. The golf grip is the only part of the club that you touch.
If it doesn’t feel good, becomes hard or slick or worn, it will affect your performance. If the pros are changing their grips on a regular basis, then everyone should as well. As a general rule, if you play or practice once a week, then you should change your grips once a year or season, twice a week, then they should be changed twice a year/ season, etc.
Some pros change their grips every week for that new grip feel. Some grips wear out faster than others and should be replaced very often. That is not the case with the C-Thru Grip.
MATERIAL AND PRODUCTION
C Thru golf club grips are made of a proprietary blend of TPR (thermal plastic elastomers). The material used is called Vulcathene. The material is non-porous and will not absorb water or perspiration. C Thru golf club grips will NOT get hard and brittle over time like other grips. It will NOT get slick like other grips. C Thru golf club grips will remain tacky and each time it is cleaned with a wet towel and dried, it will feel as it did when first installed. Of course the C Thru golf grip will wear and will slightly discolor (yellow) over time, but the image will still be visible through the grip.
C Thru golf club grips are made by the injection molding process. The cap is made with a harder blend of the same material and is attached in the molding process. Most other grips are made by compression molding, thermally bonding two halves of the grip together and attaching the grip cap. Some of these grips are then buffed (sanded) to remove excess material for aesthetic reasons. This process leads to inconsistencies in weight and size. C Thru golf club grips are made with a much tighter tolerance level.
SIZING
Golf grips are grouped by size. This is done for a few reasons. Ideally, you would like all of your golf clubs to feel the same. The shaft manufacturers use different size shafts. This is due to the playing characteristics that each shaft is designed to achieve.,/p>
Core sizes are numbers used to determine the inside diameter of the grip. The outside diameter of the grip when installed is directly related to the core sizes of the various grips. Inside of most grips are a series of letters and numbers, M for men’s, L for ladies and: 50,56,58,60,62 that designates core size in 1/100ths of an inch. These numbers relate to the core size of the grip. The higher this number, the thinner the walls of the grip, and the lighter the overall weight of the grip. The sizing may also have the letter R because some grips are round and some are ribbed. Some manufacturers designate a round grip with the letter R at the end of the coding, others use the R for ribbed. The ribbed grip has a flat spot inside the back portion of the grip.
Shafts come in various sizes measured in 1/100ths of an inch. Most golf shafts today are .600” or as we refer to them, 60’s. When the shafts vary in size, the grips need to be adjusted as well.
There is a “standard” size golf grip within the industry. It is measured 2” from the grip cap, or top, of the grip. This measurement is .910”. Putting an M58 grip on a .580” shaft will create a “standard” grip size. Putting an M60 grip on a .600” shaft will also create a “standard” grip size. Putting the same M58 grip on a .600” shaft will result in a slightly oversized grip (+1/64”). This seems to be the trend now with almost every manufacturer using this combination. The industry does NOT have any rules and regulations governing these measurements. This information is important because all grip manufacturers do NOT use the same “standard” of sizing, which is why some grips feel different than others
Now the fun begins. We have been brainwashed by the manufacturers to disregard the bottom portion of the grip. Many years ago, when C Thru Golf Grips first began doing club repair, they were just as concerned with the bottom portion of the grip when sizing and installing grips. The reason being is that the shafts all seemed to vary in size, due to the steps or tapering, as it reached the bottom of the grip. This is why C Thru golf grips produce a less tapered grip as well as a normal tapered grip. There are other manufacturers that are now producing a less tapered grip as well. The reason being that there is an optimum size for your bottom hand. Once you determine this, then the final size can be attained by knowing how much, and where, to place some build-up tape. This is a subject that would require some very good measuring tools and a long lecture, which we and C Thru Golf Grips will not bore you with.
USAF C-Thru Golf Club Golf Grip – 24 inch Jr. Putter - $39.95
Thursday, February 21, 2008
The Golfer's Night BeFORE! Christmas Golf Book - $11.95
Authors: Robert Bernardini with Illustrations by Janice Donato
Revealed is the truth about Santa's love for the game of golf - and the problem with his golf swing!
Filled with golf language, tradition, humor, and class, this book will make every golfer smile and rejoice in golfing satisfaction.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Koala Animal Golf Club Headcover - $14.95
- These great new headcovers fits up to 400cc
- Protect those special clubs with a little fun
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Golf Divot Repair Tool & Magnetic Golf Ball Marker - $2.85
- Contemporary design secures and dispenses metal ball marker
- Personalize this fine divot tool in our laser engraved application
- Repair tool available in antique silver or antique brass finish
Monday, February 18, 2008
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