Following 8000 applications for the Ultimate Job in Golf the best 20 were invited to do battle over 18 holes on the 2010 Ryder Cup Course at the Celtic Manor Resort in South Wales. After 18 holes the final two competitors couldn't be separated so a playoff ensued.

Getting a job in the golf industry requires finding any job at a golf club and working your way up to more sought-after positions. Study the game of golf and start at the bottom to become a golf professional withinformation from a Professional Golfers Association member in this free video on golf. Expert: Frank Ganley Bio: Frank Ganley has been a PGA professional for 20 years. He currently makes his living teaching golf at the Tampa Bay Downs golf practice facility in Tampa, Fla. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

Video clip of Women's World Cup of Golf 2008 (Round 1), January 18, 2008. Miki and Shinobu did a very good job in round one. Shinobu caught her 1st eagle this year.

I recently came across a golf swing article called the Stack And Tilt Golf Swing that was very interesting and is becoming very popular. In fact, Golf Digest Magazine did an article on it as well, so it is definitely gaining some popularity. Golf swing instructors Mike Bennett and Andy Plummer have devised this swing method. They have a stable of PGA and Nationwide tour players, so they got attention very quickly. If I've peaked your curiosity, Mike Gray over at Life In The Rough golf blog has a follow up stack and tilt golf swing article. Mike does a great job in comparing (see sample picture from article below) two top-level players...and pointing out the subtle but definite differences in the so-called modern golf swing and the stack and tilt golf swing. The player comparison involves Number One in the world Tiger Woods and a stack and tilt golfer named Will MacKenzie.

No finish ... just an overview .. a sort of test

Lee did a brilliant job in entertaining the youngsters at a Lee Westwood academy in Northampton and not putting Lee under any pressure at all the youngsters were calling for Lee to do a Happy Gilmore! Although a shot he hasn't practiced he gave it a go with a hilarious result! Lee was superb with the kids taking time and although on a schedule he made time for everyone and he was a proper gent. His ball striking was awsome to say the least. Well done Lee!

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Like you mentioned at the BBQ afterward......your arms are plastered to your sides. We'll talk more about that and your clubs soon. So much more on plane now and the club-face relative to your arms is a huge improvement. Great job in one day mate. :D

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