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		Golf Fact: According to USGA rules, "loose impediments" are natural objects such as stones, leaves, twigs, branches and the like, dung, worms and insects and casts or heaps made by them, provided they are not fixed or growing, are not solidly embedded and do not adhere to the ball.
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"Golf Clubs and Equipment"

Golf Club Reviews - GolfClubReview.com provides an extensive list of products that it has reviewed. Unlike some other sites where people you don't know anything about submit their opinions about a club or a ball, these people have a testing procedure for each piece of equipment, which they explain at the web site.

Golf Club and Equipment Reviews - A wide variety of clubs and even some equipment, like balls and bags, are reviewed here by eGolf Weekly. Their reviews are intended to help the average golfer make those tough equipment decisions.

Golfballs.com - You can purchase every kind of golf ball here, and they categorize them not only by brand, but also by category, such as best deals, ladies' balls and practice balls.

Golf Equipment Reviews - The Guide to Golf for About provides his perspective on clubs, balls, traning aids and other golf items.

Golf Carts - Golf pull carts, golf push carts & electric golf carts can all be found here at the Golf Cart Place. They also have remote controlled carts, Junior carts, and you can search for products by price range.

"Golf Courses and Golf Vacations"

Top 100 U.S. Courses - For over 30 years Golf Digest has been producing this list. How many of these courses have you played? I've played several of them, but I'd certainly love to visit a few more.

Find a Golf Course - GolfCourse.com has comprehensive information about thousands of golf courses. Just enter the geographical information in the search box, and you'll find public courses, private courses, ratings, slopes, fees, dress codes, maps and links to the courses' web sites.

Golf Vacations - Your About Guide to Golf provides some resources for you to plan a vacation around your golf addiction...uh, I mean, hobby.

TravelGolf.com - There is so much information here, beware that you don't get bogged down in clicking from link to link to link....Here you can see resort and travel features, or you can visit the region of the country and world that interests you.

"Online Golf Instruction, Golf Rules, and Golf Tips"

Putting Zone - Tired of three putting? Want to cut 4 or 5 strokes off your round? Putting may be the key, and there are three words that will help: practice, practice, practice. At this site Geoff Mangum gives you a incredible amount of material to work with to improve your putting.

Golf Beginners FAQ - The About Guide to Golf answers some serious questions that you might be too embarassed to ask your friends who are golfers. This is a great place to get started on terminology and etiquette. Even if you don't intend to play, it will help you understand what everyone is talking about!

Free Online Instructional Videos - GolfSpan.com brings you videos presented by top instructors on topics like swing, posture and bunker play. You must register to see the videos, but you can view 8 videos each month with the free registration. To have access to all the videos, there is a membership fee.

Golf Tips Magazine - You don't have to buy the magazine if you don't want to--there's a great deal of good information here online. The online instruction section is broken down into web tips, driving, iron play, short game, putting and strategy. Archived tips for each section are also available.

Golf Tips and Lessons - Putting tips, practice drills, wedge play tips and more are included in these short features from the About Guide to Golf.

"Golf Schools"

Find a Golf School - Search by state to find a listing of the golf schools there, with links to the official web sites of those schools. Brought to you by GolfLink.com.

What to Expect From a Golf School - This article will get you oriented in your thinking about golf school. Yes, it's fun. But it is also a lot of work, and it may not be a quick fix for your game. From Golf Magazine.

Top 25 Golf Schools - If you are committed to giving golf school a try, here are Golf Magazine's top picks for schools in the United States. Includes a program description and an approximate cost.

"Professional Golf and Golfers"

PGA Tour - This is the best place to see the up-to-the-minute details about the current PGA tournament--who the leaders are, what the weather's like, what the schedule is, and all the stats.

The PGA - The PGA of America is the largest sports organization in the world. They conduct more than 40 professional golf tournaments each year, as well as programs to promote golf to people of all skill levels. Uncover the history of the PGA and follow the pros as they compete for the big titles.

The LPGA - The LPGA is the oldest women's sports association in the world. More than 35 professional golf tournaments are conducted. They support junior golf, scholarships and other programs. You can find stats, standings, and earnings of the female pros here, along with tournament schedules and news.

Tiger Woods - This is the official site to learn all you need to know about Tiger. Includes news, stats and tips from the man himself. He'll help you get your "A" game together!

Annika Sorenstam - This collection of articles, interviews, and photos of one of the premier female golf pros of our time will satisfy your curiosity about this blond-haired, blue-eyed phenom.

"Online Golf Games & Mini Golf"

Mini-Putt - I've seen this on many web sites, but I don't know who owns the original. Anyway, I still like its simplicity. Par is 48. I know someone who scored a 21. Let's see you beat that!

Mini-Putt 2 - So you mastered Mini-Putt? Here's Mini-Putt 2, with optional music and new challenges.

Play Golf Online - Skyworks.com has several golf games that you can play online, including a driving range game, desert golf course and a links golf course.

Online Mini Golf - Electrotank's Mini Golf game has you assign characters, which you have to align prior to the shot--it adds an extra dimenion to the challenge. (After about 20 seconds, you'll want to turn off the speakers, though, to stop the repetitive music.)

Fantasy Golf - Not only does ESPN have Fantasy Golf, but they do a great job of explaining what fantasy games are all about and how they work.

"Golf Clothing, Shoes and Accessories"

Cheap Golf Gifts - Maybe you are looking for some promotional items for some clients or gag gifts for your office staff. Here you'll find neckties, toilet paper, towels, jewelry, wine corks...need I go on?

Nike Golf - Okay, you can't buy anything at this site. But you can see all their products, including clothing, hats, shoes and the Tiger Woods collection. You can also get a listing of authorized dealers for Nike's products. I just love this site. It's so slick!

Golf Apparel - These resources for clothing, shoes and accessories for the golfer on your list is brought to you by the About Guide to Golf.

Golf Shoes - Luckily, I'm a perfect size 8, so I can buy shows online. If you are like me, you might want to check in at Golf Shoes Plus when you are shopping for the latest styles. They also have sandals, junior shoes and large sizes.

St. Andrews Apparel and Gifts - Even if you haven't played St. Andrews, these reasoably priced official St. Andrews items will be a bug hit with the golfer on your gift list. Or maybe you deserve a little present for yourself, eh?

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