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G.R.I.P. Hypersteel 4H Hybrid

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For $69.95, and as low as around $50 in quantity you can have a hybrid with movable weights and some great performance. For the price of one movable weight version from a big name company, you could buy a whole set of GRIP hybrids.

My beef with hybrids is whether or not you can manufacture shots like you can with less lofted clubs like two, three and four irons. If you’re under a tree and need to punch a low runner, hybrids may have too much loft. If you are playing in very windy conditions and you want to hit “British Open” low punches, the high launch may make that more difficult. But for the “average” player the benefits of a hybrid outweigh those few occasions when that type of shot is needed. Most players need a “go to” club they can get off the tee and into play and a GRIP hybrid would be a great choice. (via Hooked On Golf Blog)

Updated May 30, 2007

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OGIO

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The Ogio Monster is the Hummer of golf travel bags, only it gets much better mileage. It’s big, beefy, indestructible and thoughtfully designed. The Monster eats other wimpy golf travel bags for breakfast.

With the kind of money golfers spend these days on equipment, protecting their investment is imperative. Protecting thousands of dollars worth of equipment is easily worth the $230 price of an Ogio Monster. (via Hooked On Golf Blog)

Updated May 30, 2007

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Green Friendly Golf Belt

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Green Friendly makes belts for men and women. Yeah, whatever. Right? There are zillions of belt companies out there. But Green Friendly’s belts stand apart from any other.

Built into the tip of each Green Friendly belt is an awesome green repair tool and magnetic ball marker! No digging around in your pocket, dropping tees on the ground and pulling your pocket inside out looking for your ball marker or repair tool. (via Hooked On Golf Blog)

Updated May 30, 2007

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The Ultimate Golf Journal

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The Ultimate Golf Journal is exactly that, ultimate. It’s a classy, elegant and well thought out golf record keeping journal. It’s formatted in a fun, clean and efficient way. TUGJ could be a real neat golf “time capsule” of your game which you can break out years down the road do see what gear you used, what your scores were and let your friends know you beat them out of $3.00 by making birdie on the last hole 3.5 years ago… (via Hooked On Golf Blog)

Updated May 30, 2007

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Tifosi Gavia Golf Sunglasses

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It’s easy to drop a few hundred bucks on some fancy sunglasses from some of the big names out there. But before you do, check out what Tifosi has to offer. For the price of one set of expensive sport glasses from a big name manufacturer you could literally buy 4-5 sets of Tifosi glasses. Those 4-5 sets would give you over two dozen lenses! Your choice: One style and stock lens from company A, or 4 styles and over two dozen interchangeable lenses from Tifosi. Sounds like a no-brainer to me. (via Hooked On Golf Blog)

Updated May 30, 2007

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Ogio Shoester Golf Shoe Bag

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Golf shoe bag that puts all others to shame. (via Hooked On Golf Blog)

Updated May 30, 2007

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Chiliwear Golf Shirts

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Extremely comfortable and stylish "camp" shirts for golf. You need to look good and be comfortable on your golf getaway! (via Hooked On Golf Blog)

Updated May 30, 2007

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