Golf Clubs

Yururi KMP-0106 Prototype Putter Head Japan $250.00 Reliable-Face Technology: YURURI’s traditional head shape gives all golfers the confidence to make putts from any distance. A YURURI putter offers solid, soft feel and consistency for every putt on the putting green. Featuring a Brass body with a Nickel Soft Black Finish, the KMP-0106 putter with Double Milling Face promotes soft solid feel for sure impact and pure roll….

Odyssey White Hot Tour #1 Putter LEFT 34 (Prototype Golf Club) RARE Putter Specifications: DEXTERITY: Left-Handed GENDER: Unisex BRAND: Odyssey MODEL: White Hot Tour #1, Prototype, 355g head weight CLUB: Putter SHAFT: Steel GRIP: Odyssey LENGTH: 34 HEADCOVER: Matching headcover included CONDITION: Used CONDITION SPECIFICS: Used condition 9, face looks great, a couple of minor nicks on the sole, top line and leading edge in great …

RH ODYSSEY LTD EDITION ProType PT 10 34 $349.9 ProtoType PT 10 Putter…Better Feel, Truer Roll! Originally developed for the Tour, the PT 10 Putter was used by Ernie Els to win the 2010 South African Open. The precision-milled 1025 carbon steel head is a classic Odyssey shape, and the deep Black PVD finish produces a durable, non-glare finish. Odyssey Ltd. Edition ProtoType PT 10 Putters feature: Available in 33 thru 35 length Available in right-hand only Includes headcover Click Product Tour for more information Odyssey…The #1 Putter In Golf! Please Note: The products on this page may only be shipped within the United States

RH ODYSSEY LTD EDITION ProType PT 10 35 $349.9 ProtoType PT 10 Putter…Better Feel, Truer Roll! Originally developed for the Tour, the PT 10 Putter was used by Ernie Els to win the 2010 South African Open. The precision-milled 1025 carbon steel head is a classic Odyssey shape, and the deep Black PVD finish produces a durable, non-glare finish. Odyssey Ltd. Edition ProtoType PT 10 Putters feature: Available in 33 thru 35 length Available in right-hand only Includes headcover Click Product Tour for more information Odyssey…The #1 Putter In Golf! Please Note: The products on this page may only be shipped within the United States

Prototype Putter

How many times have you wished that you had been an active participant in the sport of golf as you watched the ongoing US Open or the PGA Championship? Well, since golf is an individual sport and does not involve teams, the number of actual sportspersons taking part comes several notches lesser than other team games such as soccer, hockey or baseball. Therefore, lesser mortals like us have slimmer chances of making it as a high-profile professional player in the golf course! Yet, if you want the opportunity to change the history of golf for once – try pursuing the career of a golf inventor as an alternate profession!

Golf inventions, since the days of inventing the tee to today’s oh-so-convenient electric golf buggy, have always had uninhibited potential for developments. From inventing or remodeling existent golf equipment to designing better or handy accessories for a golfer, the scope for intelligent inventors or designers to weave their magic into golf as a whole is immense. One can also add or experiment with the golf course pattern and even add hazards or obstacles for the golfers in order to make the game more challenging. A novel idea that had been tinkered with sometime back was playing golf in the streets in suburban areas, with buildings, gutter lines and car roofs as possible hazard spaces. Another tried the desert itself as a golf course, with a glass surrounded by sands to the brim acting as the hole!

Such inventions do not require any special training course or career tutelage. Anybody with a thorough knowledge of the nuances of the game and an enterprising and inquisitive mind can try a hand at being a golf inventor as an alternative career option or hobby! In fact, many professional golfers who have retired from the game as well as analysts and other team members from a professional golfer’s entourage indulge in the arena of golf inventions with full zeal and monetary investments. Those who are interested but do not have the financial resources to take the plunge can hook-up with large corporate houses or research and development firms that assist such inventors in general.

If you were thinking that a career as a golf inventor would be boring, think again – even minor inventions like the tee, a ball balancer or the reinvented putter handle has made vast changes in the way the sport is played today. And needless to say, the inventors of these little things have garnered huge royalties too!

The scope of golf inventions do not end at any one level. Media channels, such as the Golf Channel encourages golf inventors through some of its programs. These include actual competitions for the best golf inventions to reality shows on golf inventors’ lives! Reputed companies like Fairways International can also be contacted for licensing or selling your golf product, concept or prototype.

Therefore, both from the viewpoint of monetary gains as well as for the betterment of the game, the prospects are huge for a golf inventor. Provided you hit ‘near’ the bull’s eye with your product, even as an alternative career path, it can lead you to the zenith of glory!

Many products are invented by either careful study or simple device. If you have an idea that pertains to the golf industry, receive our free inventors report to learn more about protecting your idea and how to market your invention. Visit us at http://www.fairwaysinternational.com/.

new set…?

so i have been thinking about upgrading my clubs…as the ones i have right now are ok but i want some new look

Check this out: http://www.golfdigest.com/flash/hotlist/

Click on Irons then the tab that says Player’s irons.

The Taylormade r7 tp irons are the best.

For drivers definately Demo these ones: Callaway Fusion ft-5 tour, Taylormade r7 superquad tp, and the Taylormade Burner tp.

Your 3 wood is a good one, but I think it’s hard to hit off the ground. Try the Callaway X (Not the tour version) Fairway Wood. It’s ben Editor’s Choice in GD for 2 straight years, my dad has one, and it is just totally awesome.

In the Bag: Stuart Appleby