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Golf Accessories Online

Updated on February 9, 2015

Accessories to Improve Your Golf!

These great golf accessories online can help to improve your golf!

Work on your golf swing in the privacy of your home or back yard, look, listen and learn with the golf swing video recorder, or zero in on your approach to the flag with the Bushnell Golf Laser Rangefinder.

No matter what you choose from these Online Golf Accessories, they will sure help improve your game!.

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Bushnell Tour V2 Standard Edition Golf Laser Rangefinder

Bushnell Tour V2 with Pinseeker Laser Rangefinder
Bushnell Tour V2 with Pinseeker Laser Rangefinder
Golf Laser rangefinders are becoming more popular than ever, especially with the upcoming Tiger's of the golf world. These finders use a class 1 Laser Beam, (which is classified safe by the FDA) which bounces off objects, such as your golf ball or flag pole, with the simple touch of a button. The high speed digital clocks then measure the time it took for the laser beam to hit the specific target and bounce back to the unit, then it calculates the distance and displays the distance in the LCD display. It's that fast, you need not worry that you will hold up the game. If your looking for the ideal present for that special occasion then you wont go wrong with one of these gifts for golf lovers.
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A Brief Overview at The History of the Wee Golf Ball

The Golf Ball, a ball which is used in a game of golf, is to weigh no more than 1.620 oz, must have a diameter of no less than 1.680 in, and has to perform within specified distance, velocity, and symmetry limits.

Years ago the game was played with wooden balls, then around the 17th century featherie balls were introduced to the game, and before anyone asks, no I did not use the wooden or featherie balls;) The featherie ball remained around for about 200 years until 1848 when the Gutta-Percha Ball took over.

Multi-layered balls were introduced in the 20th century, of which was the birth of today's golf balls!

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"Fore!"

A Golf Terminology!

"Fore!" What's This? If I'm on the course your sure to hear this ;) Fore is shouted out to warn you that there is a good chance that your about to get hit by a golf ball. The term "Fore", is believed to have first been used around the year 1881, according to a British Golf Museum.

"Fore" actually means "look ahead", of which is supposedly derived from a military term "beware before", which artillerymen who were about to fire a round or two, would yell out to alert others to hit the dirt so as they would not get hit.

So now you know why all the golfers are shouting "Fore".

Delk 40041 Golf Buddy All-In-One Golf Tool, Silver
Delk 40041 Golf Buddy All-In-One Golf Tool, Silver
You'll get a lifetime manufacturer's warranty with this golf tool, there is six functions that could help improve your golf game, it includes "one-click" stroke counter, a cleat tightener, a club groove cleaner/divot repair tool, a brush, a ball marker and bottle opener. The belt clip keeps your Golf Buddy handy, and the stainless-steel components resist rust and decay It's a nice compact size (4 -Inches long, 1/2 -Inch wide) built for easy carrying and storage Greta little tool for a great little price, and will make a nice little gift for any golfer no matter what the occasion is!
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The Origin of Golf!

Caution: Bad Language Content!

R.I.P. Robin - You will be sadly missed!


3 in 1 Golf Practice Set
3 in 1 Golf Practice Set
All items break down for easy storage. Comes in a nylon carrying bag that is weather-resistant. This golf practice set includes a driving net, chipping net and driving mat. The chipping net can be used indoors or outdoors and is weather-resistant. The driving mat has a heavy-duty rubber base with nylon artificial grass on the surface.
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Just for Laughs!

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My Nineteenth Hole!

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