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The Golf Destination of New England
Check out the Winter Golf Report below - Courses are
Open
GolfCapeCod.com the site devoted to keeping you just a few clicks away from Cape Cod's many beautiful golf courses.
Our Navigation "Leaderboard" will help you find the perfect golf course (On-Course), relaxing accommodation (Suite Spot) and delicious restaurants (19th Hole) for your golf vacation.
Our 'Featured' sections bring you anything from local news to videos to
the courses open on regulation tees and greens during this winter season. We also enlisted the help of our
friend the Tee Ball Golf Dude. Whenever you see him, click on him
to get some great audio tips that are sure to inprove your game.
Many of the golf courses listed have an online tee-time system but if you have problems or questions give us a quick e-mail at
help@golfcapecod.com, we would be happy to help you out.
Most of the accommodations offer Golf Packages so make it easier on yourself and give them a call today...one call does it all!
Today is Thursday, March 11th
Golf Courses are open!! Check out who by
Clicking Here.
Also book your Spring Golf Package by using our Suite Spot, On-Course, and
19th Hole sections. One call or click can do it all.
Early Spring Midweek Supersaver
Valid March 1 - May 20, 2010
1 Night Accommodations
18 Holes of Golf
Only $79 per person
Srixon® Introduces New Z-Star™ And Z-Star™ X Tour Yellow Golf Balls
February 8, 2010
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA - Srixon® Sports, a leader in golf ball technology, is
pleased to announce the launch of the new Z-STAR™ and Z-STAR™ X Tour Yellow
golf balls. The Z-STAR™ and Z-STAR™ X Tour Yellow line of golf balls were
developed by Srixon® Sports' Research and Development team as an enhancement
to the current tour
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57th PGA Merchandise Show
January 28-30, 2010 | Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, FLorida
Updates
Bridgestone Golf Capitalizes on Ball Fitting
Challenge -PGA Show News
Bridgestone Golf, which picked up a 3-percent increase in golf-ball market
share in 2009 to solidify its No. 2 standing, has a new philosophy as it
moves into its third full year of the Bridgestone Golf Ball Fitting
Challenge across the country.
“Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, where the consumer tries to make
whatever is available work for them, we have adopted a ‘Right Fit for You’
approach to ball fitting,” said Dan Murphy, director of marketing for
Bridgestone Golf (booth 1027). “We have discovered through research and
development that what works for the touring professional isn’t usually
effective for the typical golfer. So we have designed a variety of balls for
consumers to help them gain maximum performance no matter what their
clubhead speed or other swing characteristics might be.”
Bridgestone has conducted more than 50,000 ball-fitting sessions with
consumers during the past three years, using its proprietary launch monitor
and fitting system to determine what type of ball is best for each
Bridgestone Challenge participant. Bridgestone has 26 teams that travel the
country, inviting golfers at Demo Days, Play Golf America Days, or private
sessions to compare the ball they play to a variety of Bridgestone balls.
While Bridgestone Golf is introducing a new line of J38 drivers, fairway
woods, dual-cavity irons and J38 black satin wedges, it is focusing on its
Ball Fitting Challenge at the PGA Merchandise Show this week.
“The Bridgestone Ball Fitting Challenge has helped us establish a unique
brand identity in the ball category,” said Murphy.
Day 1 of Show Update
Day 2 of Show Update
Day 3 Last Day of Show UpdateHarrington, Watson, Green and Dye Honored by GWAA
January 5, 2010
HOUSTON – Padraig Harrington, Hall of Famer Tom Watson, Ken Green and golf course architect Pete Dye have been honored with three prestigious awards given by the Golf Writers Association of America.
Watson, who underwent total hip replacement surgery in 2008 and just eight months later nearly became the oldest player to win a major championship at 59, and Green, who lost the lower part of his right leg in a horrific accident that claimed the lives of his brother and girlfriend, share the Ben Hogan Award. It is the first time in GWAA history there has been a tie for the award, given for remaining active in golf despite a physical handicap or serious illness. The only other time an award voted on by the GWAA ended in a tie was the 1976 Male Player of the Year, shared by Jack Nicklaus and Jerry Pate.
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