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King Cobra Men’s Baffler TWS Hybrid is the upgrade to the popular, award winning Cobra Baffler DWS.  This hybrid club offers you an additional option in your bag to help you hit the shots that you are looking for.  This Baffler TWS hybrid club will enable you to hit it high, but land it softly to allow the ball to sit where you want it to. 

One of the most popular PGA Tour stops is coming up soon.  May 7-11, 2009 is The Players Championship at TCP Sawgrass, one of the most anticipated golf tournaments of the year.  With almost 10 million dollars up for grabs, this is one of the biggest stops for the PGA Tour.  The TPC Sawgrass course was specially built to host The Players Championship and is the permanent home for this very special match.

Technology in the golfing world is something new that has been added to the game.  Rangefinders are one of those technological advances that many golfers are trying out.  While you may think that all rangefinders are created equal, they are not.  By evaluating the different rangefinders that are available, you can determine which one is the best choice for your budget and your game.

Adams Golf has introduced a new brand of irons for you to amp up your golf game.  The Idea Pro Black irons are the newest addition to the Adams Golf family and they were made for more experienced golfers.  These tour-proven muscle-back irons have forged carbon steel heads and a black nickel finish that is complemented by the stock black steel shaft. These classy and stylish irons are not just pretty, however.

Titleist has a long history and reputation of making quality golf equipment to help make your game stronger.  The Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x are the newest of the golf balls in the Titleist family.  The Pro V1 golf balls feature a three-piece multi-layer construction that helps to increase your distance, performance, and durability, while the Pro V1x golf balls feature a four-layer construction that maximizes distance and lowers spin. 

Nick Watney may be one of the newest faces on the PGA Tour, but he is steadily moving up in the World Golf Ratings.  His love for competitive golf is clearly seen in his attitude and the way that he plays.  He has said of the difference between collegiate golf and the PGA Tour, “To be honest with you, it's just the amount of money I'm playing for. Not playing for anything in college and playing for purses like this is a big change. But it's where I want to be. I love to play golf competitively.”