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Although a golf caddy is a traditional part of golf, someone who carries the golfer's bag and gives him/her invaluable tips and insights into the game, gone are the days when caddies used to carry the golf bags around. These days most golfers in amateur golf carry their own bags or drive around in golf carts.
While being a player your body goes through great tension while playing an eighteen hole, the added pressure of carrying a bag may have its own toll on you. This is why you must zero in on a golf bag that is designed well, can be carried well, serves your necessities and last but not the least matches your style.
Golf bags are available from the sports suppliers to designers like Christian Dior. You may even have your golf bag tailor made as per your requirement. In general there are three types of golf bags.
Carry Bag: Also known as travel bags, these are the smallest and are made of light material for example plastic or nylon. If you carry your bag while you play, these bags come handy with few basic pockets for clubs and balls. Travel bags also have stands and back straps so that the bag can stand up when you are playing and that you can carry it on your back. There are different sizes and shapes of carry bags and come in different price ranges.
Tour Bags: Also known as staff bags, these are the largest of the golf bags. It can store the complete set of fourteen golf cubs and suitable for serious golfers and professionals. Generally caddies carry tour bags as these weigh considerably. Tour bags are expensive and are generally made of leather.
Cart Bags: Cart bags are relatively smaller than tour bags and are perfect for golf carts. These have less space than tour bags but more than the carry bags. But cart bags are bulkier than carry bags.
How do know which one to buy?
Let's look at certain features that are indispensable in golf bags while you choose one to buy.
o In golf bags when it comes to pockets - the more, the merrier. You will need pockets for your golf balls, your towels, your divot tool, extra tees, an umbrella and not to mention your golf clubs.
o You may want to have a golf bag with a hood to protect your clubs, etc in the event of a rain.
o How well compartmentalized is your golf bag? You wouldn't want your golf clubs tugging for space and wearing off the grips in the process. Compartments for different clubs will help in keeping your golf bag organized.
o Whether your golf bag has a stand or not could also be a deciding factor. It is always easier to pick up a club from a bag that can stand on its own while you are playing.
o Finally don't forget the style factor. Let your golf bag sport your color and pattern.
Yes, golf bags are a must if you are planning to take up golf. You can start of with a carry bag and progress to a staff bag later. Enjoy your golf without hurting your back by sporting the correct golf bag!
Gregg Hall is an author living on the Treasure Coast of Florida. Now that you know more about golf lessons be sure that you get a quality cart bag by going to http://www.nsearch.com
Titleist 909 Series Features Advanced Launch and Ball Flight
The 909 Series of Titleist drivers, fairway woods and hybrids has been billed as high-performance clubs for skilled golfers, including the most highly skilled – modern-day tour professionals.
“Our mission is to provide products that will allow better players to play their best,” Steve Pelisek, General Manager, Titleist Golf Clubs, said in a company news release. “In terms of performance, the new 909s are our most technologically advanced for launch, ball flight, sound and solid feel.”
Titleist staff tour professional Steve Stricker, the world’s No. 8 ranked golfer, is a believer in the 909 Series. In fact, Stricker recently won his fifth PGA Tour title using the Titleist 909D3 driver.
“It’s definitely better than any previous model I’ve hit,” he said.
The 909 Series gives players a range of launch and spin options to suit their games and performance expectations.
The 909 clubs also come in a variety of head shapes, construction materials (primarily titanium), lofts, shafts and grips. If desired, custom fitting is available through Titleist’s SureFit Adjustable Fitting System.
Drivers
The 909 Series drivers come in three models: 909Dcomp, 909D2 and 909D3. All three have a milled trapezoid face insert to maximize ball speed across the face.
“Titleist 909 drivers unite three distinct club head shapes with center of gravity [CG] locations that are deeper and lower than the CG locations of previous generation Titleist drivers,” said Titleist, “resulting in greater club head stability through impact, improved launch conditions and superior downrange performance.”
Here’s a quick look at the three models:
- 909Dcomp: High launch with low to mid spin
Full pear profile, 460cc titanium and composite construction, Titleist Matrix Ozik XCON-5 or Titleist Matrix Ozik XCON 6 shaft
- 909D2: Mid launch with low to mid spin
Full pear profile, 460cc titanium construction, Titleist Diamana Blue 5 or Titleist Aldila VooDoo shaft
- 909D3: Mid launch with low spin
Classic pear profile, 440cc titanium construction, Titleist Diamana Blue 5 or Titleist Aldila VooDoo shaft
The 909 drivers are available in a variety of loft combinations, and come in right- and left-handed models.
Fairway Woods and Hybrids
The Titleist 909 Series includes three models of fairway woods and hybrids:
- 909F2: Higher launch with mid spin
Round profile, stainless steel construction, three loft options, Titleist Diamana Blue 75 Fairway or Titleist Aldila VooDoo Fairway shaft
- 909F3: Mid launch with low spin
Pear profile, stainless steel construction, three loft options, Titleist Diamana Blue 75 Fairway or Titleist Aldila VooDoo Fairway shaft
- 909H (Hybrid)
Stainless steel construction, five loft options, Titleist Diamana Blue 80 Hybrid or Titleist Aldila VooDoo Hybrid shaft
All three come in right- and left-handed models.
Tour Pros That Play 909
The 909 Series made its first appearance on the PGA Tour in the summer of 2008 when Chez Reavie and Parker McLachlin won back-to-back events using the 909D2 model. Since then the 909 has notched more wins, including Zach Johnson at the 2009 Valero Texas Open and Steve Stricker at the 2009 Crowne Plaza Invitational.
In a Titleist video clip, PGA Tour veteran Stricker talked about his 909D3.
For starters, looks are very important to Stricker – the clubhead, color and how the club sits. He doesn’t like a “hook look.” He said he definitely likes the look of the 909 and how it sits “square.”
“It’s way more pleasing to the eye.” And, he added, “It’s a lot easier to hit.”
Following is a partial list of tour professionals who play the Titleist 909 Series drivers:
Steve Stricker (909D3)
Zach Johnson (909D2)
Rory McIlroy (909D2)
Ben Curtis (909D2)
Adam Scott (909D2)
Davis Love (909D3)
Nick Watney, 909D2
Billy Mayfair (909DComp)
Johnson Wagner (909D3)
Chez Reavie (909D2)
Parker McLachlin (909D2)
Many of the Titleist staff pros also play the Titleist 909 Series fairway woods and hybrids. As for Titleist irons, AP2, Z Bend Forged and Z Muscle Forged are models preferred by tour professionals.
About the Author
David is the owner of The World of Golf, a well-established and respected golf clubs retailer. Since 1968, TWOG has been an authorized golf retailer and on the Internet since 1995 (www.theworldofgolf.com). As your single source for great deals on the newest equipment, TWOG carries golf clubs from leading brands including Callaway, Taylor Made, Ping, Titleist, Nike, Odyssey, and FootJoy. Visit our site for the latest and greatest in golf club deals and equipment technology.
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Jason Beck of Prairieville won High Noon Rodeo’s Bull Bash Pro Bull Riding Tour event Saturday night at the Washington Parish Fairgrounds in Franklinton.
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