Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Tiger Woods Putts Rubix Cube...Insane!

Ok, golf is just ridiculously difficult as it is, but the worlds best makes it even harder...by putting a dang rubix cube in the hole from 15 feet. You gotta see this!

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Public Golf Courses - The Drama Continues!

After reading this, I wonder why I ever bother playing public golf courses. I'm sure we've all experienced days like this.

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Monday, September 8, 2008

Free Fishing Games..Fish On!

Great article about online fishing techniques and virtual fishing gear.

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Thursday, August 28, 2008

Online Fishing Games: The New Adrenalin Rush

Fishing is a sport that many enjoy for its thrill, suspense, and fulfilling experience whenever you land a big one. Tournaments and competitions for this sport would gather fishermen from all over the country who boast of their skills in being able to catch the biggest fish. Competitions concentrating especially on big mouth basses can get really exciting because of the rush it gives while waiting for the catch and the excitement in measuring how big it is once its reeled in.

Unfortunately with a busy society as what we have now, not everyone is interested in fishing anymore. Academics, full-time jobs, and other priorities have taken much of everyone's time, leaving the sport as a hobby instead. There are even people who have never tried fishing, especially for those who grew up in urban cities that are far away from any available fishing spots. But with that comes the alternative: with the Internet as the most accessed form of media in the world, many can actually make their first catch by playing online fishing games.

Fishing games are different from normal video games as they don't have features such as game navigation, leveling up, or character customization. The point of the game is to catch the biggest fish, beating the record, and unlocking rewards each time you win a certain level. Many video games have tried to pattern it to the actual techniques such as casting, luring, and reeling. Strength and speed count in the game since the fishes are meant to act and move like real fishes. Many game developers incorporate all these features into their games, using Flash or Shockwave for their graphics to make the game more realistic. With so many websites hosting these games either for free or by subscription, free fishing games are now available for everyone with or without any experience.

As mentioned in the previous paragraphs, fishing is a sport that gets the adrenalin flowing. To actually have to fight the fish in order to tire it down and reel it in gives a rewarding feeling that won't be forgotten. Big mouth basses are a personal favorite for most fishermen, which is why fishing games creators have tried to create fishing games that concentrate particularly on big mouth basses. Many successful ones can be searched online through major search engines. Free bass fishing games are stricter and have more technicalities than normal Flash fishing games, which go beyond waiting and catching to actually measuring the strength and speed of both the handler and the fish in order to reel it in.

Anyone and everyone can now fish with their own rods, using their own flies, and can do it even in the comforts of their own homes. With online fishing games, players of all ages can feel that same adrenalin rush without having to leave their homes, just to head over to the virtual lake to fish.

Want to be an online angler, play a bunch of great Fishing Games at www.TopFishingGames.com

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Friday, August 15, 2008

Free Bass Fishing Games

Free Bass Fishing Games
By Craig Petersen

If you love to fish but you just can't seem to get out enough to get some quality fishing time in with your buddies, some of the free bass fishing games on the internet could probably be truly entertaining to you. There is nothing like finding something that you like to do and developing other hobbies around it; just as avid bowlers love bowling games, avid fishers can easily fall in love with the free bass fishing games on the web. Depending on the style of game you choose, there is no doubt about the fact that these games are not too difficult to get into.

What to Look for in Free Bass Fishing Games
The free bass fishing games on the internet range from pretty basic to fairly advanced, but free is free and many times you get what you pay for. Free games do not usually allow for players to save their progress, but they do occasionally allow for players to easily interact with one another. If you are the type of computer gamer that likes to chat with other people as they play, some of these more interactive free bass fishing games may be a good idea for you.

Of course, not all of the bass fishing games on the Internet are free. Some of them are going to require payment and you do usually get just what you pay for. If you pay a few dollars for a game, you are going to get a better experience than you would if you were playing some of the free games on the web. It depends on what you want to do; it is not always a good idea to pay for a game as its luster could die for you and your money will have been wasted. Needless to say, free fishing games are always the desired action but if you are finding that you need more than the free games have to offer, you know what to do.

Playing free fishing games on the computer can be quite entertaining to say the least. Don't let it distract you from your work responsibilities or your home responsibilities, as that is an easy trap to fall into and certainly not something that you should want to be part of. They say that online gaming is addictive, and you probably never thought you would have a chance to be part of it. Well, find out for yourself this time!


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Friday, June 27, 2008

Las Vegas Shows..Something for Everyone.

The next time your planning a trip to Las Vegas, be sure to set aside a little extra money and time to take in one of the fabulous Las Vegas Shows.

There are not many places where you can find such a large selection of shows and performances to watch. No matter when you plan on visiting Las Vegas, you will have top notch entertainment, such as the unbelievable Circue Du Soleil acrobatic shows and the popular Blue Man Group . Some of these shows have been around for many years, and finding tickets to them can be difficult at times. At any given time, you can expect to find popular headline artists playing concerts in Las Vegas, and these are sure to be a concert to remember.

In addition to the musical and theater shows, you can also find excellent magic shows and shows which are great for the children. There are also topless reviews and burlesque shows which are always 21 years of age and up. Needless to say, no matter what your taste, there's a show for you in Las Vegas.

The cost of single tickets for most shows will range from around $40 up to $500. Generally tickets are more than $100 for a major recording artist or performer. I've found that if you know the show you want to go to well in advance, you can shop online and find great discounts. Surprisingly, ebay is an excellent source for getting difficult to find tickets for most Las Vegas shows.

If you need more information on any of the shows playing in Las Vegas or want ticket information, please visit the link below:

Las Vegas Shows

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Begnning Golf Tips - Learn to Play Golf the Proper Way.

Congratulations on your decision to take up the great game of golf. Let me save you endless frustration and expense and encourage you to quit now..while you still have your sanity. Just kidding..just kidding. Since your new to golf, there are some basic steps I can provide to you to help make your introduction to the game much more enjoyable, and hopefully keep you coming back to the course for many years to come. Believe it or not, these suggestions are not really swing related. While the swing is one or the most important aspects of golf, for the beginning golfer, there are equally important aspects which help steer you in the right direction for your game.

Steps


  1. Get a lesson...or five! - You've probably been to the driving range with your friends who are golfers, and that's how you decided you wanted to get into the sport..correct? That's a great introduction to the game, however if you want to start learning the basic mechanics of the golf swing, you'll want to take a lesson from a certified PGA teaching professional. Most decent golf courses and driving ranges will have a PGA teaching professional and they usually have good package deals for beginner golfers, and will often have group lessons for discounted rates. I suggest setting up an individual lesson, where the professional will go over the basics such as grip, stance, posture, and swing mechanics. Don't fall into the temptation to allow your friends to teach you. While their intentions are good, they will do your golf swing more harm than good. Golf professionals know how to teach a golf swing, that's why their professionals. Get some lessons and learn properly. I can't stress this enough.
  2. Stick With the Driving Range - Even after you have a few professional lessons, continue to hone your skills on the range for a while. There's nothing worse than heading out to the course as a beginner and realizing that you don't have the necessary skills to get around the course in a reasonable manner. If you stick with the range, and continue to practice what you learned in your lessons, your first trip to a course will be much more enjoyable. When you do decide to venture out on the links, and executive or par 3 course will be your best bet to get comfortable with playing an actual round.
  3. Don't Buy Clubs Just Yet - I knew you're probably excited and want to get all the cool golf gear, but let's wait on that for just a bit. After you get a couple of lessons, and see if you still want to play this cruel game, then you can think about getting your own set of clubs. Online is a great place to get deals on golf equipment, but I don't necessarily recommend that. Even though you're a beginner, you should be properly fitted for your first set of clubs. The same place that you took your lessons should also be able to fit you for irons and woods. They will check your swing tendencies and variables and suggest club length, lies and shaft flexes for your particular swing. Being properly fitted will allow you to maximize your swing and equipment's abilities. Generally the cost for this fitting will be included in the price of the clubs you order. How much you want to spend on your set of clubs is up to your personal budget, but you should be able to get a great starter set in the $300 range for the irons, and a good quality driver for under $100.
  4. Practice, Practice, & Practice - That pretty much says it all. However practice with a purpose! So many new golfers ( and experienced golfers) just bang balls at the range with no goal in mind...this is worthless. You should be working on some aspect of your game whenever you're out practicing. Pick targets and try to hit them. Work on your balance or tempo or if you're new, just work on striking the ball consistently. And until you groove your swing..keep the driver in the bag. The worst thing you can do is to hit 100 balls with your driver and neglect your pitching wedge. Spend twice as much time on your short game (putting included) as the rest of your game.
  5. Etiquette & Rules - Take some time to learn the rules of golf...and the etiquette, as this is just as important as being able to hit the ball 300 yards. The game of golf is about honesty, honor and respect, not just hitting a ball around a grassy park. You can get a copy of the official rules at the USGA website. Keep it in your bag and study it so you know the rules for any particular situation you may find yourself in on the course. As for etiquette, these are just common sense issues more than anything. Don't walk in other peoples putting lines because it can disturb the grass and make putts go offline. Don't talk when others are hitting. Don't stand directly behind or in front of a player who's swinging a club. Always dress appropriately and according to golf course rules. These are just some of the basics but as you play more you'll learn the in's & out's of golf etiquette..and don't be afraid to ask a seasoned golfer about a rule or an etiquette issue. They're usually happy to help a beginner learn. I'm not a professional golfer by any means. I'm currently a 5 handicap, and it's taken a LOT of work to get there. These tips are some of the things I wished I had known back when I started playing the game at the age of 10.


Tips


  • And while these are just some very basic tips for the beginning golfer, they're aspects which are often overlooked. Golf should be an enjoyable pastime, and learning the proper way will play a large part in how much enjoyment you get from the game. You don't have to have the game of Tiger to have a great time playing the game. Get out there and have a great time...golf's a game you can play for the rest of your life.

Things You'll Need


  • Besides the obvious items such as golf clubs, balls, tees, a bag, golf shoes and a glove, you might also want to consider buying a SkyCaddie GPS unit or a golf travel case.


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Tuesday, January 29, 2008

I can beat Tiger Woods...If I wear my Tiger Woods Golf Shirt!

Most people don't believe me when I say this, but when I'm wearing one of my Tiger Woods golf shirts I could beat Tiger in a match play event. This isn't because I have a better golf game than Tiger Woods, but because he would be so intimidated by me wearing one of his own golf shirts and me looking so darn good that he would just fall apart. Don't get me wrong, I'm a 2 handicap, so I'm no slouch on the course, but in match play, anything can happen. He's darn lucky I'm not invited to the FBR in Arizona this weekend, because I'd wear my red Tiger golf shirt and kick everyone's butt.

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

The Best Free Golf Games in the World!

Our friends over at Net Golf Games, home of the best free golf games in the world, have added a bunch of new, fun golf games for you to play....absolutely free. Of course they still have the old classics like Zombie Golf Riot, the Mini-Putt Series and Gavin the Pro Golf Goblin.

Run on over to Net Golf Games and check out the huge selection of games to play. You won't be disappointed.

Free Golf Games @ Net Golf Games