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Tuesday, April 5, 2022
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Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Friday, July 3, 2015
Happy 4th of July from Tri State Golfer
Friday, April 3, 2015
10 Rounds with the Callaway Chrome Soft
Monday, March 30, 2015
10 Rounds with the R15 Driver
Monday, March 23, 2015
The Latest Golf Movie--”The Squeeze”
Monday, March 9, 2015
TMaG Goes Retail
Friday, February 20, 2015
Golfing the Trick and Its Advantages
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Practice at the Best Golf Course Area

Another skill that is very important in playing golf is the tension awareness. Yes in every sport there is tension. For example playing Basketball there are times that you have to take the game winning shot or kick in football even in chess tension rises every move that you do. This is also true to game called golf, tension is like the opposite of tempo when you feel the tension your balance and tempo crumbles, golf players says that the best thing to do when you feel the tension is to take deep breaths and let yourself calm down. Some players relax quite a little bit before the game. Relaxing and taking rest improves concentration and avoids you feeling the tension that can ruin your game. And in practicing your skills practice at the best tristate golf course area.
Thursday, February 5, 2015
PGA Show Attendance Up, By ED TRAVIS
As it does each year the 62nd PGA Merchandise Show provided an opportunity to see lots of innovative, interesting and useful products…and as is often the case an overall feeling of optimism concerning the state of the golf business was not uncommon.
The Show, called "The Major of the Golf Business" open only to industry members, ended last Friday Jan. 23 with more than 1,000 companies having exhibits taking up 1 million square feet in Orlando's Orange County Convention Center.
"The PGA Merchandise Show creates an extensive array of opportunities for a growing number of PGA Professionals, golf buyers and industry leaders," said PGA of America President Derek Sprague. "The PGA Show's continued growth and support from all of the major brands, coupled with the energy and enthusiasm we saw throughout the week, is a terrific start to 2015."
Just over 200 exhibitors were new to the Show and comments from first timers were typically upbeat.
"This is the place to be, isn't it?" said Adam Heindorff, founder of Links & Kings, an accessories company specializing in high-end leather headcovers and bags. "I can see how being here is key for building relationships, finding new customers and establishing your branding. I can show people our entire collection in person, in a way you can't do over the Internet or out of your trunk."
New and improved products are the life blood of any industry but for golf a more significant sign was the healthy increase in attendance by the sometimes unsung people on the front line, PGA of America Professionals. According to Reed Expositions, the company that runs the Show, six percent more PGA Professionals made the trip to Orlando than last year while overall attendance was up one percent to over 41,000.
Those walking the ten miles of aisles and attending the educational seminars came from all 50 states and 79 countries with the top five (outside of U.S.) being Canada, United Kingdom, Japan, Korea and Sweden.
A concerted marketing campaign to grow the number of PGA Professionals and key buyers attending the PGA Show, created a more valuable business-to-business environment. Put simply, there were more qualified buyers on the floor to impact exhibitor business.
Also a positive sign was the nine percent increase, to over 7,000, attending the Outdoor Demo Day on Tuesday Jan. 20 restricted to invited golf retailers and media at Orange County National Golf Center in nearby Winter Garden, Fla.
No one believes everything is rosy for golf industry sales and profit prospects given the continued slide in golf participation but it is encouraging to see at least some positive signs as reflected in this year's Show attendance.
Sunday, December 28, 2014
Fitness Exercises Before Golfing in Tristate Area
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Enjoyable Golf Club in Tristate
Monday, December 15, 2014
Happy Holidays !!!
Friday, November 28, 2014
Improve your Golf Swings at the Tristate Golf Course Area
Newbies and amateurs often suffer golf swing problems with errant shots and countless hours wasted in huge attempts for golf swing improvements. Unfortunately hundreds and even thousands of dollars are used up on golfing lessons every year along with the costs of buying new golfing equipment, however despite all the lessons, there are still golfers who never improved with the basic golf swings and the scores suffer the same fate too. This still leads to problematic frustrations instead of supposedly enjoying from the game. To fail with golf swing improvement means all about body swinging at the golf club. The key here is to utilize your body well and the mechanics of the golf swing. The bottom line here that the body is the main tool that greatly affects mood swing mechanics. but golf swinging will require the body to encompass specific physical qualities for proper and correct execution of the golf swing mechanics.The physical qualities include strength, flexibility, power and balance. If you are lacking even at minimal levels on any aspect of these physical qualities, compensations are sure to happen with your golf swing performance.Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Tristate Golfer Magazine: The best source for Golfing Articles
The history of golf is actually unclear and still argued on until today. Some have claimed that the earliest forms of golf can be traced for as early as 100 BC. The Roman game of Paganica in which the players utilize a bent stick for hitting a stuffed leather ball. It is a generally accepted fact that the golf originally originated in Scotland at the time of the Middle Ages. But it did not find international popularity until the late 19th century in which this sport has started spreading to the rest of the United kingdom and then the British areas as well as the United States. A game named Apocryphally, in which it is played like golf was enjoyed by a dutch using a stick and a leather ball. In 1261 it was later named Colf however in 1360 it was banned by the council of Brussels. But in 1389, the Regent Albrecht of of Bavaria offered the Haarlem citizens a field named “De Baen” described as an area exclusively used for playing games, with colf included. Golf has then evolved into a more appealing game that it has become very popular especially around well off individuals.Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Have Fun in Golf Club in Tristate

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Enjoy Quality Golf Club in Tristate
The posture is a great skill that one of a
golfer must obtain. The correct posture can determine the whether the shot you
are going to take is going to hit an on-goal hit or a very frustrating miss.
Proper golf posture is the wherever you put yourself you would easily the goal
that you are going to take. Make sure that your legs are are wide apart for you
to maneuver your body sideways, The widening of the legs are also important for
the stability of your entire body. Next is to maintain your knees a bit bent
and your back must be straight for you to shift the weight forward as the club
makes contact with the ball resulting in an accurate hit.
Keeping your cool is a very good thing for
golfers to be. Golfers which are hotheads have the more tendency to fail at
their shots because they might lose their concentration. Keep yourself calm in
everything that you do. That way you can make a clear shot and have much better
results. If you miss a shot. dont lose your temper and control it because it
may lose your focus in the game. Always have it in your mind that to be a good
golfer in support. you must have the time and training. Dont get discouraged
when committing a mistake instead make it a lesson for you so that when you try the next time you could have a better
outcome. Try these tips and become a good golfer at golf club in Tristate.Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Gaining Better Performance in a Tristate Golf Course Area
When holding the club, make sure that your thumb firmly shuts on the index finger as well as its tip reaching half of the middle finger. Also, you should support the club strongly until you a bit see the knuckles in your index and midsection fingers. When you have gripped the club securely, let your non-dominant hand rest on the dominant hands and make sure which it follows the club in every single shot.
Control that Temper

The key to a successful time in any golfing course in Tristate is based on your ability to controlling your temper. As such, golfers with very hot heads have a tendency to get progressively worse in each and every shot they miss due to the buildup of rage and frustration. By keeping yourself calm and funky, it is possible to retain your focus and recover.
Always remember that mastering your golfing performance will require time and training. By controlling how you will react to any mistake on the Tristate Golf Course Area, you may optimize your training and become a dependable golfer as soon as possible.
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Training with EyeLoc
Monday, September 15, 2014
Picking the Right Golf Clubs: What To Remember
Shaft Material
The first thing you have to consider is the material that the club is made of. As of now, clubs are either made with graphite or steel. Though more expensive, graphite is lighter which allows you to swing it at a greater speed, resulting in a larger distance covered. Steel, on the other hand, is slightly heavier, and allows for more control over the ball. For advanced players with a strong swing speed, these clubs are ideal for letting the ball travel accurately.
Flex
The flex of the club’s shaft will determine how much it will bend on each swing. Since the flex will play a part on how accurate the ball will travel in flight, it is best to pick a club that has the right shaft flex. For beginners, the ideal clubs are those with a high shaft flex as it allows the ball to fly off without wasting its energy. There are also no-flex shafts wherein the shaft remains stiff in every hit. This will allow for a great rate of accuracy while still maximizing its kinetic energy. Club Head
Being the one that directly makes contact with the ball, the club’s head will play a role in determining how far the ball will travel and where it lands. To determine which one is best for you, take a look at what material the club is made of. Titanium club heads, for instance, are ideal for those looking to optimize their accuracy as they are lighter. Since they are of lesser weight than other metals, titanium club heads have a wider area which allows for greater ball control.

















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