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Leaves him wanting more
I like a lot of the features I read in GolfCanada.com but would to read a little more about equipment inside the instructions compartment. A recent article about alignment would mean more to some rookie golfers if the article included comments about inconsistent club lies/lofts/lengths for cause before readjusting stance ( i.e. if clubs are not properly matched for lie then the alignment for one iron might not be the same for another).
Doug Gervais, Kanata
Thanks for the feedback, Doug. Our goal with any equipment feature is to appeal to a wide spectrum of golfers, and we'll definitely keep your note in mind in the future. -Ed.
Pint-sized Prince Edward Island not short on postcard-worthy golf scenery
Don't leave your Kodak at home if you'll be teeing off on Prince Edward Island. From stunning views of the wind-swept ocean to the middle-of-nowhere feel you'll find among the tall stacks of pine trees, Canada's smallest province serves up a bit of everything. For visual appeal, try these scenic Prince Edward Island golf courses.
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Gary W. Pitts wrote on: Apr 26, 2010
It would be nice to have an e-mail address to contact GolfCanada-especially their new Exec. Director.
I hope that they are not as reclusive as their pre-decessor- The RCGA.
cheers,
Gary W. Pitts,
Golf Performance Enhancement Specialist
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