Comments for Getting To Scratch http://www.gettingtoscratch.com Getting to Scratch - Golf Swing Tips, Course Reviews, and PGA News Sat, 05 Jul 2008 23:10:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Most Expensive Golf Ball by Used Golf Balls http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2006/12/18/most-expensive-golf-ball/#comment-15289 Used Golf Balls Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:21:57 +0000 http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2006/12/18/most-expensive-golf-ball/#comment-15289 You might be able to find them cheaper at sites that sell used golf balls? You might be able to find them cheaper at sites that sell used golf balls?

]]> Comment on A Bunkers Paradise Golf Resource by Jay http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2007/10/19/a-bunkers-paradise-golf-resource/#comment-12545 Jay Tue, 30 Oct 2007 18:46:47 +0000 http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2007/10/19/a-bunkers-paradise-golf-resource/#comment-12545 I've always wanted to try one of the square clubs. I played with someone that hit the Nike Sasquatch driver. I couldn't try it cos I'm a lefty but he couldn't hit it well at all. It sounded like he was hitting with a coke can! It was so loud too. I wasn't impressed with it. Thanks for the info. I’ve always wanted to try one of the square clubs. I played with someone that hit the Nike Sasquatch driver. I couldn’t try it cos I’m a lefty but he couldn’t hit it well at all. It sounded like he was hitting with a coke can! It was so loud too. I wasn’t impressed with it. Thanks for the info.

]]> Comment on Find Discussion and Help for Repetative Sports Injuries by Mike Pedersen Golf http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2007/04/16/find-discussion-and-help-for-repetative-sports-injuries/#comment-11574 Mike Pedersen Golf Fri, 28 Sep 2007 23:21:51 +0000 http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2007/04/16/find-discussion-and-help-for-repetative-sports-injuries/#comment-11574 Just make sure when visiting these bodybuilding forums, they are golf specific as bodybuilding type training can kill your golf swing. Just make sure when visiting these bodybuilding forums, they are golf specific as bodybuilding type training can kill your golf swing.

]]> Comment on Find Discussion and Help for Repetative Sports Injuries by Mike Pedersen http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2007/04/16/find-discussion-and-help-for-repetative-sports-injuries/#comment-11406 Mike Pedersen Thu, 20 Sep 2007 02:44:19 +0000 http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2007/04/16/find-discussion-and-help-for-repetative-sports-injuries/#comment-11406 Repetative sports injuries can be prevented with proper sport specific preparation involving sport specific strength and flexibility conditioning. 50% or more of all golfing injuries could have been prevented if golfers took more of a preventative approach. Repetative sports injuries can be prevented with proper sport specific preparation involving sport specific strength and flexibility conditioning. 50% or more of all golfing injuries could have been prevented if golfers took more of a preventative approach.

]]> Comment on Contact by Tamara http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2006/02/14/contact/#comment-11388 Tamara Tue, 18 Sep 2007 20:39:59 +0000 /gettingtoscratch/nfblog/?page_id=6#comment-11388 I would like to post the following story: Tiger’s caddy, Steve Williams, joined his kiwi mates in New York yesterday (just hours after Tiger won the season ending TOUR Championship). Why the quick stop in NY? Speight’s, New Zealand’s famous beer, sent five Kiwi’s on a boat from NZ to London (three months at sea!) to bring a Speight’s pub to London. It’s a great, long story yet true – check out the details at www.speights.co.nz. And since the boat stopped in NY for 48 hours, Stevie wanted to join up and hang with his mates for the day. They spent the morning at the Empire States Building, then took in a golf lesson at Randall’s Island in the City and finally then off to the Yankees game last night. Just a classic idea. As they say in NZ, kiwi-genius. I would like to post the following story:

Tiger’s caddy, Steve Williams, joined his kiwi mates in New York yesterday (just hours after Tiger won the season ending TOUR Championship). Why the quick stop in NY?

Speight’s, New Zealand’s famous beer, sent five Kiwi’s on a boat from NZ to London (three months at sea!) to bring a Speight’s pub to London. It’s a great, long story yet true – check out the details at http://www.speights.co.nz. And since the boat stopped in NY for 48 hours, Stevie wanted to join up and hang with his mates for the day. They spent the morning at the Empire States Building, then took in a golf lesson at Randall’s Island in the City and finally then off to the Yankees game last night.

Just a classic idea. As they say in NZ, kiwi-genius.

]]> Comment on Tigers Earnings Year to Year - March to $1 Billion by Internet Wasteland » Blog Archive » He’s made how much?!?! http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2006/10/21/tigers-earnings-year-to-year-march-to-1-billion/#comment-8365 Internet Wasteland » Blog Archive » He’s made how much?!?! Wed, 18 Jul 2007 04:24:24 +0000 http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2006/10/21/tigers-earnings-year-to-year-march-to-1-billion/#comment-8365 [...] the section that discusses how much the pros get for winnings and product endorsements. These guys are estimating that Tiger Woods is going to have a lifetime earnings of $1 billion by [...] [...] the section that discusses how much the pros get for winnings and product endorsements. These guys are estimating that Tiger Woods is going to have a lifetime earnings of $1 billion by [...]

]]> Comment on About by Scot Duke http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2006/02/14/about/#comment-5007 Scot Duke Thu, 10 May 2007 02:39:14 +0000 http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/about/#comment-5007 Good site, I'll be back to see what you got cooking. Good site, I’ll be back to see what you got cooking.

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]]> Comment on My Ball Landed in the Garbage Can by Pat http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2006/12/13/my-ball-landed-in-the-garbage-can/#comment-1487 Pat Wed, 14 Mar 2007 22:38:40 +0000 http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2006/12/13/my-ball-landed-in-the-garbage-can/#comment-1487 Please have another look at rule 24. if your ball is in a trash can , and you can move it then you must drop a ball not place it as close as possible to the spot where it lay when it was in the trash can. If you can't move the trash can it is considered an immovable obstruction and you take relief by finding the nearest point of relief plus a club length and then dropping your ball according to rule 20. If the ball is not retrievable then you can use another ball. Make the rules as simple as possible but lets be correct. This site has great potential to help the new golfer. Also,here are 2 sites your readers might like to visit www.usga.org and www.rcga.org they have some video's and animations that the new golfer may appreciate Please have another look at rule 24. if your ball is in a trash can , and you can move it then you must drop a ball not place it as close as possible to the spot where it lay when it was in the trash can. If you can’t move the trash can it is considered an immovable obstruction and you take relief by finding the nearest point of relief plus a club length and then dropping your ball according to rule 20. If the ball is not retrievable then you can use another ball.
Make the rules as simple as possible but lets be correct.
This site has great potential to help the new golfer. Also,here are 2 sites your readers might like to visit http://www.usga.org and http://www.rcga.org they have some video’s and animations that the new golfer may appreciate

]]> Comment on My Ball Landed in the Garbage Can by Pat http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2006/12/13/my-ball-landed-in-the-garbage-can/#comment-1486 Pat Wed, 14 Mar 2007 22:25:28 +0000 http://www.gettingtoscratch.com/2006/12/13/my-ball-landed-in-the-garbage-can/#comment-1486 Re ball in trash can.If the trash can is a movable obstruction then you may remove it, if your ball is difficult to retrieve you can substitute another ball. Once you retrieve/substitute your ball then you must drop "not" place the ball as near as possible to where the ball lay when it was in the trash if through the green. If the trash can is immovable, then you get relief by determining the nearest point of relief plus 1 club length no nearer the hole and you drop the retrieved ball or the substituted ball. please review r 24 and 20. I think this site is a great idea and could be a real help to golfers not familiar with the rules. Re ball in trash can.If the trash can is a movable obstruction then you may remove it, if your ball is difficult to retrieve you can substitute another ball. Once you retrieve/substitute your ball then you must drop “not” place the ball as near as possible to where the ball lay when it was in the trash if through the green.

If the trash can is immovable, then you get relief by determining the nearest point of relief plus 1 club length no nearer the hole and you drop the retrieved ball or the substituted ball. please review r 24 and 20.

I think this site is a great idea and could be a real help to golfers not familiar with the rules.

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