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10/31/2006 Crime Spree Dominates Carmen Diode World Top Ten Golfer Rankings News By: Carmen Diode This past week was arguably the most significant week in professional golf for 2006, but all of that was lost in a week where baseball's world series was decided (congratulations to the St. Louis Cardinals), radio commentator Rush Limbaugh made fun of actor Michael Fox's Parkinson's affliction, a notable celebrity couple (Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe) decided to call it quits, and St. Louis was being tagged as America's most dangerous city Full Article ... 10/24/2006 Rookie Troy Matteson Stalks Tiger on CD World Top Ten Golfer rankings By: Carmen Diode Joe Durant ended a five-year winless streak on the PGA tour by winning the Funai Disney Classic in Orlando, Fla.. Durant's winning score was 25 under par and four shots better than Rookie Troy Matteson and Frank Lickliter IIIII who finished tied for second place. Justin Rose, who led after the first and second rounds looked like a fly in the attire that he wore in Sunday's final round and finished in fourth place. Full Article ... 10/18/2006 Wie One Step Back - Woods Still on Top By: Carmen Diode Just thank your favorite deity that Michelle Wie is still struggling to win a tournament - any tournament at this point - and making statements like "... sometimes we have to take a step back in order to move forward." Wie has taken more than a step backwards here of late Full Article ... 10/10/2006 Tiger STILL Tops Top Ten Golfer List By: Carmen Diode Tiger Woods remains atop the Carmen Diode (CD) World Top Ten Golfer rankings even though he saw no action for the week just ended (at least he saw no professional tournament action - one can only speculate on the action that he is seeing with wife Elin). The Golf Channel Tiger win streak remains in tact since Tiger did not lose a tournament. Full Article ... 10/03/2006 Tiger Tops Top Ten Golfer List By: Carmen Diode Tiger Woods reclaimed the top spot in the Carmen Diode (CD) World Top Ten Golfer rankinks after his run-away victory at the American Express Championship. Woods finished eight shots ahead of Adam Scott and Ian Poulter who tied for second place. Tiger finished at 23-under 261, his second-lowest score over 72 holes in his PGA Tour career. Full Article ... 09/28/2006 World's Top Ten Golfer List - Reworked By: Carmen Diode Watching professional golf the week following a major tournament or the Ryder Cup is like eating tuna casserole cooked at home following a fabulous meal at a good 4-star restaurant. This week will actually not be too bad as the world’s top touring pros are in Hertfordshire, England competing in the World Golf Championships - American Express Championship. Full Article ... 09/12/2006 Why Scottsdale is the World's Finest Golf Destination Press Release There are more than 50 golf courses in the Scottsdale, Arizona area with an additional 200 golf courses surrounding it as well. You can enjoy golf 330 days out of the year with an average temperate of 72.6 degrees. Scottsdale also boasts more than 70 resorts and hotels with 13,500+ rooms. So, why not make Scottsdale your next golf vacation destination? More inforation on Scottsdale Golf ... 09/06/2006 Thomas Bjorn Reaction to Ryder Cup & Skins Game Selections By Carmen Diode The past few weeks have not been particularly good for Danish golfer, Thomas Bjorn. The thirty-five year old pro from Denmark was snubbed twice by the golf world just in the last week alone when he was passed over for the 2006 European Ryder Cup golf team and passed over by the folks at ABC for this years “Skins Game”. Several weeks ago ABC also failed to name Bjorn as one of the celebrities for the upcoming season of “Dancing with the Stars.” Full Article... 08/29/2006 A Good Swing Starts with a Strong Base of Support By Bill Scibetta A good golf swing starts with a strong base of support (hips, pelvis and lumbar spine). A highly conditioned base of support will provide stability throughout the golf swing and allow forces to be effectively transferred from the legs through the hips to the upper body to produce optimal power and control on your golf swing. A strong base helps protect the joints and other supporting tissues against the strong compression, shear and torsion forces that occur during the golf swing. Unfortunately, there are a number of factors that predispose the golfer to developing poor postural patterns and muscle imbalance that result in a weak base of support Full Article... 07/24/2006 PGA Pro Refutes the New High-Tech Golf Craze Sweeping the Industry By James DeMicco Palm Coast, FL – Marc Solomon, PGA golf professional and founder of the national golf school Golf Made Simple, was quoted in the New York Times last month in an article about the growing trend of high tech golf instruction. Solomon went out on a limb and outright refuted the high tech golf craze that is sweeping over the golf industry, telling the Times’ million plus readers: “People think that golf is a complicated game, and the more complicated golf is, the more technology will help them… That’s wrong. Golf has taken ‘paralysis by analysis’ to a whole new level.” Full Article... 2006 Wendy's Champions Skins Game Results - Wendy's Champions SKINS GAME 11/08/2005 Nicklaus to be Awarded Nation's Highest Civil Award By Ryan Looney Last week, the White House announced its list of recipients for the Presidential Medal of Freedom, to be awarded this Wednesday. The Medal of Freedom was established by Harry Truman following World War II as Americ's highest civilian honor. This year's list included fourteen individuals from all walks of life, from Federal Reserves Chair Alan Greenspan to Aretha Franklin, Carol Burnett, and Andy Griffeth. The list also included a couple of legendary athletes, including Muhammad Ali and golfing great Jack Nicklaus. It will be the finishing touch on a remarkable 2005 for Nicklaus, who played his last professional tournament at this summer's British Open... Full Nicklaus Article 09/25/2005 Chris DeMarco's birdie putt clinched the Presidents Cup for the American team for the first time in five years. Colin Montgomery led the Britain-Ireland team to an easy victory in this weekend's Seve Cup. In LPGA news, Michelle Wie looks to turn professional on the eve of her 16th birthday. John Daly and Fred Couples have been added to Tiger's field in the year-ending Target Challenge
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