29
Sep

Seven Wins

Posted by: Rob Camacho
in Women's Golf Lessons

The power in Lorena Ochoa’s swing propelled to her seventh victory of the season. Here is a list of her victories of 2008: 3/02/2008: HSBC Women’s Champions 3/30/2008: Safeway International Presented by Coca-Cola 4/06/2008: Kraft Nabisco Championship 4/13/2008: Corona Championship 4/20/2008: Ginn OPEN 5/18/2008: Sybase Classic 9/28/2008: Navistar LPGA Classic 2008 Player Performance Record Player [...]

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25
Sep

Arizona Senior Golf

Posted by: Rob Camacho
in Senior Golf Lessons

What is considered Senior Golf? Well the Senior PGA Tour now known as the Champions Tour is 50 years and older. So, for amateur golfers what is the age that determines your status? Well, that depends on if you are going to play in a USGA Senior Amateur, which you have to be 55 years [...]

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19
Sep

How do you grip your golf club?

Posted by: Rob Camacho
in Women's Golf Lessons

I was online today and I found a great article on the grip. So take a good look at this article “Grips of the PGA TOUR” by Curt Sampson from golf.com and see photos of eleven tour pro’s grips. This was one of the best articles written on golf’s basic fundamental – the golf grip. [...]

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17
Sep

Have you played a par 3 or executive golf course lately?

Posted by: Rob Camacho
in Golf Tips

With golf courses now stretching over 7,000 yards are we missing out on the short course? No matter what your skill level is, you still have to put the ball in the hole. What is meant by “Executive Golf Course?” A golf course that is made-up of par threes, par fours, and a par five [...]

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11
Sep

Tempe Arizona Golf Courses and Golf Lessons

Posted by: Rob Camacho
in Golf Tips

If you live in or near Tempe, Arizona you have a variety of golf courses to choose from. Here is what is available in Tempe for golf and golf lessons. Rio Salado, 1490 E Weber Dr, Tempe, AZ 85281, (480)990-1233, Public, 9 hole ASU Karsten Golf Course, 1125 E Rio Salado Pkwy, Tempe, AZ 85281, [...]

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9
Sep

How to really lower your golf scores…

Posted by: Rob Camacho
in Golf Tips

How many articles have you read on how to lower your golf scores? I am sure you have read a few (dozen) or so just like me, right? This post is for the golfer who averages a score of 100/90/80 per round. Ten ways to lower your golf scores for a better game: 1. Driver [...]

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3
Sep

Golf Swing Thoughts…

Posted by: Rob Camacho
in Golf Tips

Are you thinking too much about your swing? Do you have a long check list? I thought this was entertaining – check this out… The above video was made in jest. But do you have too many swing thoughts? Do you think of too many things as a reminder to swing the right way? And, [...]

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2
Sep

How to improve your golf ball driving distance and accuracy by Arizona Golf Lessons

Posted by: Rob Camacho
in Golf Tips

The feeling of solid contact is what we as golfers want, right? Haven’t you said this to yourself, “If I could just hit the ball solid, I’d be ok with that.” So, if solid contact is important to you, then follow below: 1. Get fitted for the right driver (loft, length, shaft, club-head-size, club-head-shape, and [...]

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    Defending champion Ian Poulter and former U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell qualified for the last 16 of the World Match Play Championship before they even hit a ball on Friday. […]
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  • Yuan, 15, moves on to U.S. Open sectionals May 18, 2012
    At 15, Carl Yuan sports an uncanny ability to stay calm under the toughest of situations. And, on Thursday in central Florida, that helped him move one step closer to the U.S. Open. […]
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  • West: San Francisco takes first-round lead May 17, 2012
    San Francisco entered the West Regional as the No. 11 seed, so it was safe to say that the Dons’ opening-round, 7-under 273, was quite the surprise. […]
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  • '11 Nelson runner-up Palmer leads with opening 64 May 17, 2012
    Ryan Palmer shot a bogey-free 6-under 64 on Thursday to take the first-round lead in the Byron Nelson Championship, a year after losing a playoff to Keegan Bradley in the event. […]
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  • Darron Stiles leads BMW Charity Pro-Am May 17, 2012
    Darron Stiles shot an 8-under 64 on Thursday to take a one-stroke lead in the Nationwide Tour's BMW Charity Pro-Am. […]
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  • Babineau: The Greatest Round Ever Played? May 17, 2012
    Rhein Gibson shot 16-under 55 at River Oaks GC, a feat that's gone viral across the sports universe. […]
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  • Sybase champion Pettersen loses in 1st round May 17, 2012
    Defending champion Suzann Pettersen didn't last long at the Sybase Match Play Championship, and neither did three well-known Americans. […]
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  • Central: TCU leads by 8, only team to break par May 17, 2012
    The only team to shoot below par, TCU blew away the competition in the first round of the NCAA Central Regional, shooting 6-under 278 to lead by eight strokes over Kent State. […]
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  • NCAA Div. III Championship: Oglethorpe in command May 17, 2012
    Oglethorpe is in position to claim its second NCAA Division III men's golf title heading into Friday's final round at Mission Inn in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. […]
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  • South Central: UCLA up by 10; Arkansas lagging May 17, 2012
    UCLA seems to fare well when it leaves the West Coast. The Bruins built a quick 10-shot lead during Round 1 of the Southeast Regional as Patrick Cantlay landed in third. […]
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  • Southwest: Florida State, Texas share lead May 17, 2012
    Florida State's team unity and confidence showed in round 1 of the NCAA Southwest Regional Championship, as the Brooks Koepka and his teammates share a six-shot lead with Texas. […]
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  • East: Liberty takes first-round lead May 17, 2012
    Liberty leads the NCAA East regional by five strokes, but SMU is making a run for it with the guidance of coach Josh Gregory, who's in his first year as coach of his alma mater. […]
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  • Kaufmann: Florida governor's recycled idea belongs in the trash May 17, 2012
    Florida Gov. Rick Scott needs to back off of his idea to add more municipal and state-run courses to Florida, says Martin Kaufmann. […]
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  • Southeast: Alabama leads by two strokes May 17, 2012
    No. 2-ranked Alabama couldn’t have asked for a better start to the NCAA Southeast regional: Bobby Wyatt shot 66. Player-of-the-year candidate Justin Thomas shot 67. Cory Whitsett and Hunter Hamrick each had 68. […]
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