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9 Father's Day Golf Gifts Under $35 for the Dad Who Loves the Game
Have a dad who loves golf, but can't break the bank on a golf-related gift this Father's Day?
Worry not. We have you covered with nine great options your golf-loving dad will be delighted to receive all for less than $35.
Bridgestone Golf Takes Guesswork out of Club Buying with TOUR B ADF Set
(COVINGTON, GA) – Bridgestone Golf introduces the TOUR B ADF set, a bundled package designed to take the guesswork out of club buying for discerning players, by providing the most advanced and high-quality clubs from the Japanese domestic market, along with a Bridgestone Golf stand bag and custom Bag Boy T-10 Travel Case. Offered in limited quantities at launch, it is available online at www.bridgestonegolf.com.
The ADF moniker stands for Pinpoint Accuracy, Optimized Distance and Unmatched Feel, all attributes associated with the ultra-premium clubs that make up the set. Meticulously curated to provide first-class quality throughout the bag, without the stress and guesswork that traditionally accompanies equipment purchases, the TOUR B ADF set includes a driver, fairway wood, hybrid, two driving irons, forged cavity back irons and the popular TOUR B XW-1 wedges. The clubs were designed and developed in the Japanese market but brought to the U.S. following high demand from Bridgestone brand loyalists.
“Not only have we optimized the individual elements of ADF, but also the buying experience, as we’re making it as easy as possible for discerning golfers to select a full set of premium products at an unbeatable price,” says Zack Kupperbusch, Golf Club Marketing. “From world-class tires to superior golf balls, everything Bridgestone makes is engineered for performance and the ADF Set includes an array of our most acclaimed equipment in one convenient package.”
The retail value of the individual components is well over $3,500, however, this special package offer is available for just $2,800. A 30-day money back guarantee is available for anyone not completely satisfied with how the clubs perform. Additional details on the clubs include:
93-Year-Old Gets First Hole-In-One in His Final Round of Golf Ever
The shot came on the 152-yard third hole at Green Valley Golf Course in Zanesville, where Ben Bender teed off with a 5-wood.
When we reached out to the course, an employee said that while they usually get five or six aces in a year, most come on hole No. 16, a 73-yard Par 3.
Here's what the third hole — where Bender notched his ace — looks like:
The First Round Tiger and Phil Ever Played Together was at the 1997 PGA Championship
For the first time in almost four years, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are paired up for an official PGA Tour event — this time, The Players Championship.
It’s the 25th time the two have been grouped together, according to research compiled by GOLF Channel and GOLF.com.
Thank You For Spending Cinco de Mayo with Bunker to Bunker at Mountain Shadows Short Course
We had a great time at our Season Kickoff Tournament at the Mountain Shadows Resort Short Course!
Here are the contest winners:
- 1st Place Low Gross Team: Curt Miasso/Tom Schneider
- 2nd Place Low Gross Team: William Cole/Ron Siegle
- 1st Place Low Net Team: Kyle Nelson/Steve Crist
- 2nd Place Low Net Team: Jim Rothenbach/Rick Hurd
- Closest to the Pin #6: Debbie Meyer
- Closest to the Pin #17: Gordie Sullen
- Longest Putt #13: Curt Miaso
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Team Golf Isn't Just for the Pros -- You Should Try It, Too
The Zurich Classic of New Orleans over the weekend featured a fun format we only see once a year on the PGA Tour -- two-man teams with two rounds of alternate shot and two rounds of best ball.
It's similar to the Ryder Cup, but not exactly the same... The Zurich Classic is still a stroke-play event, so the players are putting everything out and they're not head-to-head match ups like the Ryder Cup.
Quick Look at the Wells Fargo Championship
Sam Snead and Tiger Woods are the two winningest golfers in PGA TOUR history. But while Snead cleaned up in North Carolina, posting 10 of his career 82 wins in the state, Woods counts just one win in the Tar Heel State among his 79 victories.
It came in 2007 at Quail Hollow, the Charlotte course he will play again this week at the Wells Fargo Championship. Shooting a final-round 69 that matched the low round of the day – and included a 57-foot eagle putt on the seventh hole -- Woods won by two strokes over Steve Stricker in a season that would eventually end with him winning the inaugural FedExCup.
Previewing the 2025 Patriot All America with West Valley Firefighters!
