Online Golf Stores

If you are really afraid of traveling or want to avoid exertion of shopping for your golf accessories, then online golf stores are just the right shopping centers that can fulfill your desire sitting at home.

The most influential quality of online golf store is that customers have an opportunity to go through with every product and can make comparison between them so that they can choose the best and the cheapest one. Here customers have facility to pay online through credit card or other sources.

Online golf stores are providing number of products like store carries the largest selection of golf books, online golf videos & golf DVDs. It also offers high quality golf gifts, golf software, golf instructional products, golf audiotapes, golf games, and golf training aids with full description. It also provides with price range from lowest to highest which help customers to search within his/her budget.

In many circumstances this would be better but when you are going to buy golf equipment you need extra attention while judging the item on Internet. There is a maximum chance that you may be victim of misjudgment while online ordering something from a picture that looks great!

Although, golf is very expensive game yet there are millions of players and its fan that never think of money and just loving it. There is no doubt that shopping from online golf store is the best way to save some cash. Here, buyers have an opportunity to find discount offer just about every brand. The great advantage of online golf club is that you do not have to settle knockoff golf clubs, whereas you can find them at discount price that is more affordable. But you have to keep patience for some time to get your new golf set. In the end you will be happy of saving money.

There is no doubt hat golf is a great game, but if you are looking for a way to make it more affordable, you have to definitely do that by considering where and when you are buying golf clubs. It is fact that there is variation in price of golf clubs at different websites. Many times it is found that a website offers great discount while other offering 1%-2% discount on its original retail prices. So be careful of it

Another big thing about online shopping is that you will know everything when new lines of golf club will be demonstrated. It is best tips for the customer that how and when you can save money on the last season of golf clubs. The most significant nature of online golf store is that they are updated time and again to keep it as per demand of time. It's important to know that golf clubs do not have to break the bank. You can buy golf clubs online at very reasonable price as compared to the price of your local golf stores. So if you have patience and have control at your impulses you can save yourself a lot of money and time which can be used for other essential things in life.

My name is Rob Gutenheim and I am playing golf since 20 years with a handicap of 5. I wrote several articles about golf, you will find more about my work at : http://www.tlcongolf.com/

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Golf's Four Most Common Rules

Golf doesn't have a lot of rules, but you should know them. That's why it's good to review the rules periodically. I don't devote a golf lesson or a longer golf instruction session to the rules, but I mention them during my golf lessons. That way the student learns the rules without detracting from his or her golf lesson.

Below we examine five common rules. Adhere to them whenever you play. Also, don't forget about local course rules. All clubs have rules covering specific course areas. If you're playing a course for the first time, check out these rules beforehand. They may save you a stroke or two in a sticky situation. If you're playing a course for the umpteenth time, refresh your memory as to the local rules. They may have changed.

1. Water Hazards Golf's rules define a water hazard as "any sea, lake, pond, river, ditch, surface draining ditch, or other open water course (whether or not containing water), and anything of a similar nature." Courses mark water hazards with yellow stakes and lines. But the rules don't stop there, as I mention in my golf tips, they also discuss a lateral water hazard.

The rules define a "later water hazard" as part of a water hazard "so situated that it is not possible, or is deemed by the committee to be impracticable, to drop a ball behind the water hazard according to Rule 26-1b." In other words, it's a water hazard that doesn't lie between the tee and the green. The course marks these off by red stakes or lines.

If you hit into water you have four remedies:

1. Play the ball as near as possible to the spot from which the original ball was played.

2. Drop a ball behind the water hazard, keeping the point at which the ball entered the water's edge, directly behind the hole and the spot where the ball is dropped. There's no limit to how far back the ball may be dropped, as long as the point of crossing lies between the drop and the hole.

3. Play the ball as it lies in the water hazard.

4. If a ball goes into a lateral water hazard, drop a ball away from the hazard, but within two club lengths of the point from which the ball last crossed the water. However, the ball can't come to rest any closer to the hole than the point at which the first ball crossed the hazard.

2. Hang Time
You're on the 7th green and you hit what your think is a great put. The line is good. The speed is good. And the break is good. It's a done deal, you think. But the ball stops just at the lip of the cup. How long can you wait for the ball to drop into the cup. According to rule 16-2, you can wait the time it takes you to reach the hole plus 10 seconds. By the way, there's no penalty for allowing a ball stay in the cup and letting the next player's ball land on it.

3. White Stakes
You tee off on the 9th hole. You pull the ball left pass some white stakes. White stakes on a course indicate out-of-bounds. You have only one option under Rule 27-the dreaded stroke and distance penalty. Add a stroke and drop a ball as close as possible to where you last played. To keep play moving when you might be OB, play a provisional ball under Rule 27-2. Keep in mind that a wall or other boundary can also mark OB under local rules. That's why you need to check local rules.

4. Lost Ball
On the 15th you hit a drive just to the left of the fairway in deep rough. You look for the ball but can't find it. You declare a lost ball. After hitting, you discover your original ball. If you declared a lost ball and you hit a second ball, the provisions of Rule 27 apply. Once the ball is declared lost and another ball played you can't play the original ball. However, what if the first ball went in the hole?

If the ball goes in the hole, the first ball would be counted, even if you hit a second ball. The first rule of golf states: The game of Golf consists of playing a ball with a club from the teeing ground into the hole by a stroke or successive strokes in accordance with the Rules. The key words here are "into the hole." Once the first ball when in the hole, the hole was over for the player. Once you've done that, your play of that hole is considered finished. You've completed play of a hole as soon as your ball finds the cup

These four rules come into play fairly frequently. They won't necessarily change your golf handicap or eliminate your need for golf lessons, but they are good to know to enhance your knowledge of the game and avoid getting others mad for not knowing them.

Jack Moorehouse is the author of the best-selling book How To Break 80 And Shoot Like The Pros He is not a golf pro, rather a working man that has helped thousands of golfers from all seven continents lower their handicap immediately. He has a free weekly newsletter with the latest golf tips, golf lessons and golf instruction

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