84 of the Best Golf Resources on the Internet. Because You Can’t Always be On the Course...

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Welcome to the Arsenal

The Backstory

The 10 Must Read Golf Books

People Playing Top 100 Courses

Top Course Review Websites

Other Notable Golf Blogs

Best Top Golf Lists

Tour Time - Top Resources for Following PGA Tour

Best Golf Twitter Personalities

Resources for Gear Reviews

3 Solid Video Blogs

There’s an App for That

Finding Friends: Best Golf Forums

Drop Strokes: Best Instruction Resources

Our Top Courses and Conclusion

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In a perfect world we’d all play golf every day on pristine, manicured, and scenic golf courses.

The reality?

Most of us, you know, actually have to make a living somehow...ruling out the possibility for golf 7 days a week.

Because of this, we need to find ways to get our daily golf fix - that’s the goal of this guide. To give you all the best golf resources in the world, so when you’re not on the course, you can at

least still be thinking about it!

Our team has personally reviewed hundreds of blogs, tools, and resources and whittled them down to our favorites, which are contained in this book.

We’re really excited to get this out there, and we hope you enjoy reading as much as we enjoyed writing it.

- Sean Ogle, founder of Breaking Eighty.

Welcome to The Breaking Eighty Arsenal!

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Back in early 2009 I hated my life.

I was in a job I disliked, had incurable wanderlust, and really didn’t like the path I was going down. Don’t believe me? Check out the archives on

my main blog.

I finally quit my job, moved to Thailand, and started building the skills necessary to run a successful SEO business. Along with that, I have

numerous side projects, websites, and was even featured in a book about living an unconventional lifestyle.

Along with entrepreneurship however, my other big passion is golf.

My speciality is helping people build businesses around stuff they love to do, so it only seemed right that I did the same for myself.

The goal of Breaking Eighty is to play and write about as many cool golf courses as possible, and provide some of the most interesting golf content

on the internet today.

To put it simply we had one goal when we started creating the site:Create a golf site that doesn’t suck. I’d like to think we succeeded.

Now enjoy!

The Backstory

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Originally released in the Summer of 2013, the Breaking Eighty Arsenal is all about presenting the most interesting, useful and entertaining golf

resources on the planet.

But just as times change - so will the book.

We’ll be reviewing this book every quarter and updating as necessary. If nothing else, throwing in some new photos as we play more and more golf

courses.

We want to hear from you. If it sucks? Tell us. If it rocks? Tell us that too.

Oh, and don’t forget to have some fun while you’re reading this. Life sucks without fun, and you know what?

Life doesn’t suck.

Keepin it fresh.

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10 Must Read Golf Books

I know you’ve got a Kindle, an iPad, or maybe you prefer good

old fashioned paperbacks.

Either way, there are some excellent books out there on golf. Here are our favorites.

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Five Lessons: The Modern Fundamentals of Golf by Ben Hogan. As one of the best ever, Hogan felt that with enough practice and training anyone could become a good golfer. So, he wrote a book with a ton of illustrations

to show exactly the tips and techniques he used to master his game.

Harvey Penick’s Little Red Book by Harvey Penick Penick actually spent his lifetime on the course carrying around a little red notebook with him where he jotted down his notes. This is why the Little Red Notebook has been able to work for golfers for decades, it’s short on fluff and long on

actionable advice.

Golf is Not a Game of Perfect by Dr. Bob Rotella Maybe more than even other professional sports, golf is truly a mental game. Doc, as Rotella is

called, has helped dozens of the top PGA professionals to achieve amazing success by giving them the tools to create the perfect attitude and

mindset to improve their game and have fun.

Dave Pelz’s Short Game Bible by Dave Pelz. Pelz is the go to guy when it comes to improving your game from 100 yards in. He has helped pros and amateurs alike on dramatically improving their short game, putting, chip

shots and sandplay with his tips, instruction and techniques.

The First Four..

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The Greatest Game Ever Played by Mark FrostThis is a must read book for any golfer, it brings you the story of the 1913 US Open when a green amature named Francis Ouimet took on the reinging superstar of golf, Harry Vardon. The gripping story weaves in the back-grounds of both Vardon and Ouimet as well as a history of the game and development of the US Open.

Fantastic Books,Continued

Zen Golf: Mastering the Mental Game by Joseph ParentAnother take on the mental mastery of the game, Parent is a noted Buddhist who has taken those Zen teachings and applied them directly to golf. He gives anyone with an interest in improving their game an overview of Zen teach-ings and how by following them, your game will dramatically improve.

Jack Nicklaus“Success depends almost entirely on how to effectively manage the game’s two ultimate

adversaries: the course and yourself.”

Every Shot Must Have a Purpose by Pia NilssonMany people have described this book as a revolutionary cutting edge look at training. Instead of focusing energy on training and techniques, the authors look to get control on all of those out-side forces a golfer faces such as the mental, emotional and social aspect of the game. Once those are tackled and a strong vision of play is set, every-thing from there is automatic.

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A Good Walk Spoiled by John Feinstein A classic book that should be on any golfers shelf, this details a behind the scenes look at life on the PGA Tour. Feinstein followed the tour for a year where he had a front row view of the highs and lows, as well as the inner thoughts of many of the golfers involved, a must read.

Paper Tiger by Tom CoyneFor any amatuer golfer who wondered if they ever had what it takes to be a pro, this book is for you. Tom takes us on his journey from an overweight 14 handicap golfer on his quest to play in the pros, with plenty of tips, and laughs, along the way.

Nirwana Golf Club - Bali, Indonesia - 7th Hole

The Inner Game of Golf by W. Timothy Gallwey The Inner Game of Tennis is one of my favorite books I’ve ever read, for all kinds of reasons. If you’re a golfer, this version is even better. One of the best resources out there for mastering the mental side of the game.

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5 People Playing Top

100 CoursesGreg Anderson

“Focus on the journey, not the destination. Joy is found not in finishing an activity but

in doing it.”

Earlier this year, I decided I wanted to play the Top 100 Public Courses in the USA. I’m also going to try and play as many of the Top 100 Courses as possible, but let’s face it, that’s a much more daunting challenge.

That said, there are a handful of people out there making progress on their own goals.

For some it’s the Top 100 in the US, others its the Top 100 in the WORLD. Either way, it’s fun to follow along and see the comparisons for all of the different courses.

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The Itinerant GolferThe IG, as he likes to be called, has a really great site going here. His goal is to play the Top 100 Courses in the US, and from his site he gives a ton of great insight and views on the courses. Of course the best part is he is just a regular guy, plays in his free time and shoots in the low 80s.

How to Play Every Top 100 CourseThis is kind of market-y, and I’m not affilaited with them, but I was actually pretty impressed with their free guide “How to Play the Top 100 courses.” What’s better than someone else playing a top course? You playing it.

Aussie Golf QuestYou may not realize it, but Australians are about as golf obsessed as they come. In this blog, the Aussie Golfer seeks to play at each of the Top 100 Courses in Australia from the Golf Di-gest rankings. For each course he has played at he includes dozens of in-credible photos of the clubhouses and groups, really cool.

#28 Top Public, Pronghorn Golf Club (Nicklaus) - Hole #13

Living as a Links GolferGraylyn gives course reviews from a different perspective, as a college stu-dent at St. Andrews in Scotland he has access to some of the best courses in Europe. Follow along as he plays some of the best courses in both the US and UK and gives some insider tips to play-ing The Old Course.

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Top 100 Golf BlogTravel is my favorite aspect of golf. I love checking out different

courses and scenery, regardless of whether it’s a Top 100 Course or a local muni. Because of this Top 100 Golf Blog is my favorite golf

site on the internet. He’s played all 100 of the top courses in the world, something less than 2 dozen people have ever done.

Cypress Point -16th Hole - Photo Courtesy of Top 100 Golf Blog.

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Best Sites for Quality Course Reviews

Even if you aren’t playing all the best courses on the planet,

there are still some excellent course review sites out there.Planters Row Golf Course - Hilton Head Island

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Golf Course GurusIn my mind there can never be enough course review sites out there, what one golfer thinks is awesome, another could disagree. What I really like about the Golf Course Gurus is that it really goes in depth with Google Earth, tons of photos and individual hole analysis.

Excellent Reviews

GreenskeeperWhile most mass-review sites are rarely updated and rarely contain useful user reviews, Greenskeeper is one exception. I’ve found many user reviews on their 40k+ list of courses to actually be of pretty high quality. They also have helpful information on course maintenace.

Winston Churchill“Golf is a game whose aim is to hit a very small ball

into an even smaller hole, with weapons singularly ill-designed for the purpose.”

PGA Golf Course ReviewsThe PGA site also has a ton of course reviews, given on a simple star system that is evaluated by people who have played the courses. The site is really easy to navigate and it’s broken down by state then town, so you can find the course you are looking for really quickly.

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The Walking GolferThe Walking Golfer is all about the benefits and enjoyment of walking the courses, so it shouldn’t come as a big surprise that he gives a ton of information on each review, including photos of every single hole as well as their own special review system.

Golf Digest Course ReviewsI wish it weren’t true, but GD still has some of the best course overviews out there. I’d like to see more that are in depth, but this is one of the big reasons we created this site in the first place: a lack of good golf golf course resources.

The Club at Black Rock - 8th Hole

The Local GolferThe Local Golfer is an awesome resource that focuses on reviews of public courses around the US. The site always keeps its most recent reviews up on the homepage and it has a really easy map to be able to find the courses you are interested in.

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Breaking Eighty Among other things this blog is part golf blog, part travel blog. I travel all

over the place and love writing abou the different courses I play in the process, so you can expect high quality reviews for a long time to come.

NW Golf GuysThese guys were some of the inspiration for B80. They were the first

people I saw in the northwest actually creating decent, in-depth reviews. If you have any interest in golf in the Pacific Northwest, these guys are

definitely worth checking out.

Dan Perry He doesn’t write a ton these days, but he has a solid backlog of course

reviews in the US. I found myself really enjoying his Medinah and Whistling Straits reviews in particular.

Golf Top 18This isn’t the sexiest looking blog on the planet, but they provide some

great, honest reviews. They include some decent photos of all the courses, so this one is a winner in my book.

A Few More

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Golf WRXSince they’re associated with Golf Digest, you know this site has pretty much all of the most up to date info. Filled with tour news, equipment reviews and the latest buzz, you can find pretty much everything you need

Other Notable Blogs

My Golf SpyLove the concept of this site, a fomer golf club designer turned inside the industry spy. He gives us all of the behind the scenes info on what is going on in the golf world.

Gorilla GolfOne of my fravorite features of this site is the What’s in the Bag series, where a different pro golfer is identified and you get to see what clubs and tools they have in their bag, pretty cool.

There’s a right way and a wrong way to create a blog. For some reason, most people in the golf community have no idea how to

create a compelling, and interesting blog.

Luckily for you, however, there are a handful that do. So let’s check out what they are, shall we?

Wei Under ParA former collegeiate golfer turned jouranalist, Stephanie Wei is one of the most well known golf personalities around - and her blog never ceases to entertain or inform.

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Sandbox8If you’re looking for a blog that gives you the latest news coupled with a ton of really indepth reviews of not only equipment, but shoes and even clothes, Sandbox8 is the site for you.

The Dan Plan Dan is a buddy of mine and has an incredible story. He’s currently playing 10,000 hours of golf on a quest that through enough deliberate practice he can transform from a beginner to become a professional golfer.

The Golf BlogIn the life of the internet, The Golf Blog is ancient, they’ve been conistently posting about golf since 2004! They are an awesome resource for the latest discussions and commentary in golf news, even if it’s not the best looking site you’ve ever seen.

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I Love Lists. Listy, List, Lists.There are a bunch of good lists on the internet for top courses, holes,

resorts etc. My favorite part of following golf is definitely the travel aspect, and I try to play as many courses as I can when I’m on the

road. Here are some noteworthy lists.

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Golf Digest’s America’s Great 100 CoursesFor many golfers, professinal or not, this list might be the holy grail of golf. Mostly because the vast majority of the courses are private, so it will take a little bit of string pulling to be able to tick off all of these courses - something I personally plan to accomplish...one day.Golf Digest’s Top 100 Public CoursesFor those who are looking for a far more accessible list of courses that are still amazing, the Golf Digest Public Course list is where it’s at. There are some incredible courses on here that are just as beautiful (and sometimes even more so) than some of their private counterparts. This is the list I’m currently working on.

GolfWeek 50 Best Municipal CoursesYou don’t see many listings on Municipal Courses (those that are owned and run by the local government), but that doesn’t mean there aren’t some hidden gems to be found. This list gives a great overview of the top Muni Courses in the United States.

Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Courses in the WorldWhile there are some awesome golf courses in the United States, we certainly do not have the monopoly on the best courses. This list gives you insights on some incredible courses in the UK, Australia and Far East to aspire to play.

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Golf Channel’s Top 40 US Public CoursesYou’d think the experts might be able to agree on

something like what the best public courses in the US are, but that’s not the case here. Golf Channel not only lists a different top ten from Golf Digest, but includes a

few alternative courses as well.

Caribbean Journal’s 10 Best Caribbean CoursesWhite sandy beaches, plenty of sunshine and the sparkle

of the Atlantic Ocean in the background? Sounds pretty sweet to me. That’s why I love this list of top golf resorts in the Caribbean, any of these are the perfect spot for a

nice relaxing vacation.

Top 100 Courses in UK and IrelandAnother Top 100 list but from the British perspective, this

list has far more European bend to it, giving ample lists of courses in England, Scotland and Ireland. If you are

making plans for a trip to the United Kingdom, this list is perfect for you to start planning where you are going to

want to play.

America’s 75 Toughest CoursesI recently played Cog Hill #4, and it was the hardest course I’ve ever played. It didn’t even crack the top

20, so I can’t imagine how difficult some of these other courses must be. All I can say is I look forward to the day

someone invites me to play Pine Valley.

Want More Lists? Good.

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Tour Time.Not good enough to be a pro? Not to worry, we’ve got the best resources around for following the tour - you

know, so you can yell at your computer about how you could make that 243 yard water carry and drop it in for

eagle.

PGA Tour Twitter AccountAnd, since everyone is on Twitter now, add the PGA Tour account to your own feed, this way you can grab recent updates right from your smart phone in seconds flat as well as some behind the scenes photos and notes.

CBS Sports PGA Tour LeaderboardCBS features a pretty slick PGA Tour leaderboard as well, it automatically pops up on the latest tournament and lets you see a bit more in depth info on each player and their recent play.

Birdie Run Golf LeaderboardWhat’s cool about the Birdie Run site is that it gives you the leaderboard info on a ton of different tours all in one spot. So you can find the PGA, LPGA, European and more on a single site.

Golf Channel LPGA Tour TrackerIf you are a fan of the ladies side of the game, in addition to Birdie Run, also check out this LPGA Tour tracker from the Golf Chanel that features a full leaderboard and notes to show who is hot and cold lately.

PGA Tour Live TrackingI suppose it makes sense that if you want to follow what is going on during tour events the offical PGA Tour site is the

place to look. This site is going to give you real time info on all of the latest developments on the tour.

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Christina KimA prolific tweeter, LPGA Profesional Christina Kim is a must follow. Not only

is she almost constantly posting, her tweets are some of the most entertaining in golf, plus she gives a great look behind the scenes of the

tour.

Hank HaneyNot only is lengendary pro Hank Haney the guy you want to follow during

a tournament, but he also takes a lot of time answering specific questions from his followers and offering plenty of advice.

Matt GinellaMatt covers all things golf for the Golf Channel, so he spends most of his

time reporting out from the courses. That means we can get some behind the rope access and he takes some pretty awesome photos too.

Kyle PorterAnother reporter, Kyle covers golf for CBS, and tweets about all things golf

all the time. He also is one of the few people I’ve seen who has totally embraced Vine and posts many golf related Vine videos on his feed.

Twitter. The Fastest Way to Brag About Your Hole in One.

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More Twitterers...Is that a word?

Jason SobelJason has been around the golf world for a while, so he is a great guy to follow for live reports right from the course. A senior writer for the Golf Channel, he posts up quick interviews and stories in his feed all the time.

Kirk OguriKirk is an gear guru. As a top rated club fitter and equipment specialist, he gives his followers all sorts of infor-mation and tips on getting clubs right and keeping gear in check.

Butch HarmonButch is another very highly regarded PGA pro who provides amazing insight via his Twitter feed. Plus, I love that he really takes the time to communi-cate frequently with his followers giv-ing tips and answering questions.

Stephanie WeiWe already told you her blog was awe-some, so why would you expect her Twitter account to be any different? Follow if you want legit information from one of them most well connected names in the industry.

Graeme McDowell Graeme is one of those rare profes-sional athletes who takes the time to really respond to his followers tweets and questions. You can learn a lot from some of his responses to questions about the game and practice tips.

Stewart CinkWhen he’s not taking photos of courses and tweeting about his game, Stew-art’s second love is food. Follow him for learning about all the un-sexy stuff in being a PGA pro like standing in line at the TSA and what’s in his bag.

Crosswater Golf Club - 6th Hole

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You Like Gear? Yeah, we got that.There‘s so much golf gear out there. Balls, clubs, bags, shoes,

random gadgets and much more. So how do you decide what’s worth it, and what’s total crap? These 5 resources are some of the best for

getting the lowdown on whats legit, and what you should avoid.

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Golf WRX Equipment ReviewsIf you have been looking for a site that offers one stop for all the reviews

you could want, then Golf WRX is where you should go. They have reviews on clubs, putters, clothes, and even tees.

Sports Illustrated Equipment ReviewsUpdated frequently, the reviews section of SI has a lot of cool features.

They not only give reviews, but tap into some behind the scenes action on how clubs are made and a peek inside the bags of pros.

Today’s Golfer Gear ReviewsThis UK based site is about as classic when it gets when it comes to

reviews. What I like about the site is that it gives two sets of reviews on each item, one from the editors and one from the readers.

Back9Network Golf GearBack9 is pretty much the epitome of cool when it comes to review sites.

They cover everything from the latest technology in apps to clubs, to even telling you how to ‘get the look’ of your favorite players.

Golf Monthly Equipment ReviewsNot only does Golf Monthly have a bunch of different product reviews on

their site, they also have a super easy and clear rating system so you always know where they stand on gear.

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3 Solid Video Blogs

Finding high quality golf video blogs is difficult, but these three are definitely

worth your time.

Revolution Golf I always end up learning a little bit better when I can see things, and this is totally true for golf, that’s why I love Revolution Golf they have awesome videos and are updated frequently on all aspects of the game from backswings to getting in the right mental frame of mine.

Gabriel WriterA little different than most golf sites, Gabe’s is competely video based. All of his posts are videos via his YouTube account. And with almost 200 videos, he covers everything from instructional interviews with pros, to golf tricks and tips to product reviews.

Golfing World TVThis site has it all when it comes to golf videos. If you like highlights, interviews, and course reviews. What I also really like about this site is that it has overviews of recent matches, so if you ended up missing a couple of rounds you can still get a synopsis of the day with highlights.

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Yeah. There’s an App for That.We are solidly in the 21st century. What does that mean? It means that our phones are vertiable swiss army knives, and for the avid

golfer, there is plenty to enjoy. Here are 10 of our favorite golf apps.

The only photo-op you’ll get at Augusta National

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Golf Channel AppThe Golf Channel is basically the go to spot for all golf, all the time, so it

makes sense to grab their app for your smartphone or tablet device so you can get your updates 24/7.

iPing Putting AppDon’t you love technology? With the iPing app you can actually attach your

phone to your putter, fire up the app and it will record and analyse your club movement on the putt.

V1 Golf App This app is pretty cool, basically record your swing and you will be able to

replay it compared with a current PGA Tour professional to be able to compare and contrast.

Golf Plan ProDeveloped by former top PGA Pro Paul Ainger, this app tracks your game and tells you what areas you need to work on all the while developing a

game plan to turn those weaknesses into strenghts.

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Golfshot GPSYou’ve got to have this on your phone when you head out to play. With over 40,000 courses programmed into it you are going to be able use the GPS feature to see the course, track and measure your shots.

Sweet Apps, Continued

Swing by SwingSwing by Swing has ambitious plans, the brand is trying to map every single course in the world via the app and online. So, it makes sense to keep this app handy on your phone because it gives you a GPS range finder and scorecard.

Greg Norman“Technology is ruining golf.”

Golf NowGolfNow allows you to book tee times on your phone for over 100,000 cours-es across the US. It’s a perfect com-panion if you are going to be out trav-eling and find some time to squeeze in a few rounds.

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The Rules of GolfJust like when you play Scrabble you want that rule book handy, it makes sense to do the same for when you are out to play golf. This app is simple, it just gives you the rules of the game for a quick reference.

Golf Logix GPSOne of the most popular golf apps ever, GolfLogix offers users an amazing offering of course views that rival any yardage books out there. It also tracks up to four players at once during a round.

The Resort at the Mountain - Pinecone Course - Hole 1

Tee TimesThis is another app for scheduling tee times, but with a different feel. This app uses GPS technology to find avail-able tee times with 100 miles of your location, and works in Canada and the UK.

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GolfWRX ForumTold ya Golf WRX was an awesome site and their forums are no different. Visit these are you are going to find info on the PGA and LPGA tours as well as golf tips, course reviews, and deals on equipment. The SandtrapThe Sandtrap is one of the most comprehinsive golf forums on the internet. The forums cover a range of information from course etiquette to in depth discussions of course designs and architecture. The Hackers Paradise The Hackers Paradise has to be one of the biggest golf forums you’ll find anywhere online. So, it’s no surprise it covers such a vast quantity of information like an Ask the Pro section, golf travel and even golf nutrition.

The Club at Black Rock - Hole #5

Free Golf Info ForumsThe forums at Free Golf Info, give just that, a ton of free info. These forums are jam packed with so much information it’s easy to get sucked right down the rabbit hole in top-ics like club customization and glory stories.

Best Golf ForumsGolf Monthly ForumsGolf Monthly is one of the UKs most popular golf sites, so it makes sense for them to have an active forum. If you are ever heading over there to play stop by the forum to find out more on courses and local area tips for play.

Lee Trevino“If you’re caught on a golf course during a storm and

are afraid of lightning, hold up a 1-iron. Not even God can hit a 1-iron.”

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Your Game Needs Help...Best Instruction

Golf Channel AcademyIf you’re looking for top notch tips from the pros that are continuously being updated, stick with Golf Channel Academy. The site has tons of videos on instruction on improving your short game, golf fitness, and making spe-cialty shots.

David Glenz Golf TIpsDavid Glenz was a college standout, played on the tour and is now a certi-fied instructor. His site is filled with videos that are organized by category and feature a ton of tips that provide clear hints and video on how to im-prove.

Today’s Golfer: Improve Your GolfThis UK Based site has a couple of really cool features that I like. My favorite feature on the site might be ‘Rate My Swing’ where you can upload a video of your swing and the sites pros will give you ratings on it.

Martin Hall Golf TipsMartin Hall was ranked the best PGA Teacher of the Year a few years ago, so you know that he’s a true pro. You can catch him on the Golf Channel, but he also provides a video ‘extra credit’ on his own site that feature a lot of drills

Golf Digest iPad App Probably my favorite golf tips always seem to come from Golf Digest. To get even more out of them though, watch them on an iPad to get additonal photos, videos and resources to truly get the most out of the advice. The digital version of GD is free with a paid subscription to the magazine.

David Leadbetter Playbetter BlogAnother top PGA Pro, David Leadbet-ter also provides a lot of insights on his blog. He covers a lot on the mental side of the game, bringing in posts from top sports psychologist Dr. Bob Winters who posts on getting the bet-ter of golf psychology.

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My Top 10 CoursesCog Hill #4 (Dubsdread) - Lemont, Illinois

Tokatee Golf Club - Blue River, Oregon

Aspen Lakes Golf Club - Sisters, Oregon

Kapalua Bay Course - Maui, Hawaii

Pumpkin Ridge, Ghost Creek - North Plains, Oregon

Nirwana Golf Club - Bali, Indonesia

Coeur d’Alene Resort - Coeur d’Alene, Idaho

Crosswater Golf Club - Sunriver, Oregon

Pronghorn Nicklaus Course - Bend, Oregon

The Club at Black Rock - Coeur d’Alene, Idaho

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Lifestyle Business PodcastIf there is too guys that know how to merge business and lifestyle into one

incredible package, it’s Dan and Ian. From the beaches of La Jolla, to the bars of Manila, to the parties of Thailand, I’ve been around the world with these guys, and I can firmly attest to this: they know their shit when it comes to living an incredible life, while running an insanely successful

business. That said, their podcast is the best out there. Check it, FO SHO.

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