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Kenny Perry Wins Travelers Championship


By Eric Schuster, Jun 29 2009

 

 Kenny Perry is not playing golf like any 48 year old guy is supposed to play golf.  Not on the PGA "flatbelly" Tour anyway.  He’s won 5 time, gotten 12 top ten finishes, and not missed a cut in just over a year.  Pretty hot stuff. Oh, and he set a tournament record in winning the Travelers Championship by three shots over Paul Goydos and David Toms.  He opened his tournament with a nifty 61, nine under par, then followed that with a 68 which kept him in the lead after 36 holes.  On Saturday he shot a 66 and lost the lead to Mr. Goydos, whose third round 63 matched his opening round score.  Come Sunday though, it was all Mr. Perry after a 32 on the front nine, and had gave a five shot lead after the 14th hole.  “Everyone kind of asks about the Augusta hangover deal,” he said. “I guess I kind of shoved that aside a little bit. So that makes me feel pretty good.” 

 

That had to be a big shove, don’t let anyone ever tell you it’s easy to bogey the last two holes of a major championship to fall into a playoff, then lose the playoff and just shrug that off.  No that’s takes a kind of tough not everyone posesses.  “I knew that I had to keep making birdies,” he said. “I wasn’t going to let up. I wasn’t going to play defensive golf. I learned something from that mistake.”  That’s how you follow up with a back nine 31 and get a nice silver cup and a big pot of money at the end of the day. 

 

 

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The Big Review – TaylorMade R9 Driver

By Martin Anderson, Jun 29 2009

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Over the last few years one company have dominated the driver count on the major Tours. TaylorMade drivers are found in the bags of more Tour professionals than any other manufacturer. Their latest driver, the R9 adds an adjustable hosel to the moveable weight technology that has been so successful.

 

TaylorMade are responsible for some of the most iconic drivers of recent years, most notably the 510TP and the R7 425 TP, and have been at the fore-front of driver technology. Bag Chatter got to look at the R9 to see how it compares against these past classics and how well it fares against the competition who have not been standing still.

 
 

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Welcome Back David Duval

By R Hetzel, Jun 25 2009

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 I must admit, I waited impatiently for a few days to post this congratuations because I did not want to take anything away from Lucas Glover’s spectacular and much deserved win this past weekend at the US Open. I would be lying if I told you that’s what this short story is about. It’s not.
 
 It is about David Duval, Mr. 59, former World #1, the guy hiding behind the darkened Oakleys, I always knew you had something left for the game of golf. Last summer while watching The Open Championship I hoped that you could make a run down the stretch and challenge Greg Norman, Ian Poulter and the eventual winner, Padraig Harrington on the last day. It didn’t materialize, but there was a glimpse of greatness shining through the clouds. I saw it. Many have heard you answer questions about your game with, I am playing great, but my scores just are not reflective of my efforts and work ethic.
 
Not many believed in you David, but I did. Furthermore, I knew that once you started speaking to how much you liked Bethpage Black as a golf course, you would be a contender. Yes, a contender, and NOT an also ran.

 

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The Big Review – Nike SQ Dymo STR8-FIT Driver

By Martin Anderson, Jun 22 2009
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hot on the heels of their new Dymo Driver is the adjustable version, the STR8-FIT. This version boasts an adjustable hosel with 8 different settings: from hard draw to hard fade and everything in between.

 

Nike have continued their real commitment to driver technology with the introduction of STR8-FIT. Having been one of the first to take head geometry into the mainstream with one of the first square headed drivers, such as the one played by 2009 US Open Champion Lucas Glover, they have now brought the adjustability that the tour pros enjoy to everyday golfers. Bag Chatter looked at the more traditional shaped version.

 

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Ask Mitsubishi Answered

By Apryl DeLancey, Jun 1 2009

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some time ago I started a thread in the forums that posed this: “If you could ask the engineers behind Mitsubishi shafts a technical question (or questions) about their product what would you ask?” The board answered and following is the resulting dialog that I received back from Mitsubishi. All information is exactly as it was received from the company:

 

 

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The Henry-Griffitts Fitting Experience

By Apryl DeLancey, May 5 2009

We first met Randy Henry in the Palm Springs area during the beginning of winter 2008.  Easygoing but professional, we were immediately impressed by his ability to tell us everything about our game just by seeing us swing a few times.  Indeed, we had just met the “human launch monitor” as others had called him that has over 40 years of teaching experience under his belt.  This first encounter was just the tip of the iceberg of what we would learn about the Henry-Griffitts history, fitting system, and the people behind the name. 

 

Randy Henry started playing golf with his family when he was very young and became quite passionate about the game.  A serious accident changed the way he looked at the game in the 1970s.  He became more aware of the golf swing and the actual equipment itself.  It was apparent to him that equipment could make or break the game for many golfers.  With Jim Griffitts he founded Henry-Griffitts in 1983.  These golf pros wanted to focus on equipment that was not made for the masses but for an individual golfer’s game.  They wanted a smaller company that would give them total control over the way the clubs were fit and built as opposed to the “one size fits all”, off-the-rack concept that permeated the industry at the time.  Whatever the Tour pros played at the time was what was sold on the shelves of golf shops.  This, Henry-Griffitts recognized, did not serve the average golfer very well at all in most cases.

 

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