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PAR Play!By: Tim Jones Date Posted: 2002-09-21  What's New? Not only is the weather inviting, but so is the golf in other parts of Asia as well. Right now, MCCS Tours Plus is offering a 5-day golf vacation to Pattaya, Thailand -- the golfing paradise of Asia. The trip includes hotel, airfare, golf, and a two-hour golf lesson on some of the best courses in Asia. The trip is scheduled for 26-30 October. Contact MCCS Tours Plus now at 646-3502/3503. What's Hot? Can you say Callaway? According to the golf review source www.golf-gear-review.com , not only are the Callaway x-12 and x-14 golf clubs continuing to rate at the top, the Callaway CTU 30 Red ball is making its charge as well. Rich Beam beat golfing phenomenon Tiger Woods by one stroke to win the 2002 PGA Championship. Beam used the Callaway CTU 30 Red ball during his prestigious victory. Callaway of course is ecstatic with the increasing publicity -- especially since Rich Beam is one of the smallest players on the tour, but was one of the longest hitters in the tournament with a 292.9 driving average! The reviews right now say these balls are straight, soft, and long. Sounds like I'll have to check them out for myself.... PAR Play Tip! How do I cure my slice? Ok, here is a "keep it simple" cure to help you tame that slice. First of all, a slice is caused by an open clubface on impact! Nothing else! You may be doing several things that contribute to this open face including having an incorrect swing path, but here is one simple point to check, and a cure for you to try. Your grip may be too weak. Most amateur golfers place a great amount of emphasis on the right hand when it comes to a weak or strong grip. But, it's usually a "weak" left hand that contributes to a sliced ball. Be sure the "V" formed between the left thumb and fore finger of the left hand points toward your right shoulder at the set-up. A weak grip will have the "V" pointing to your chin. Give it a try! Now, Play golf! |
       
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