Shell's Wonderful World of Golf was a weekly television series that aired from 1962 through 1970 and was the first golf matches ever filmed for a television series. This video is a golf match between George Knudson and Al Geiberger played at Victoria Golf Club, in Canada and aired March 2, 1968. The Victoria Golf Club is located on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, and features six par threes. It is not a long course, but its unique bunkering and the prevailing winds off the Pacific Ocean make it a fine test for a golfer of any level. George Knudson was Canada's gift to the golfing world, and he represented them graciously. George was always considered on of the game's finest ball strikers and put together 12 PGA Tours to prove it. He represented his country in nine World Cup competitions, winning the individual trophy in 1966. Al Geiberger has been one of the game's favorites ever since he joined the PGA Tour in 1960. In a career that spanned 27 years, Al won 11 PGA
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Shell's Wonderful World of Golf was a weekly television series that aired from 1962 through 1970 and was the first golf matches ever filmed for a television series. This video is a golf match between Tom Weiskopf and Roberto DeVicenzo played at Fedala Golf Club, in Morocco and aired March 18, 1967. The Fedala Golf Club in Morocco is a 6,500 yard, par 71 design featuring all the characteristics of links golf. From the wind-shaped cypress trees lining the fairways to the pounding of the adjacent Atlantic surf, Fedala truly tests golfers of all levels. Tom Weiskopf brought his sweet swing onto the PGA Tour in 1965 and won 15 events over the next 17 years. He currently divides his time between golf architecture and playing on the Senior PGA Tour. Roberto DeVicenzo is Argentina's gift to the golfing world. He has won 4 PGA events and the 1967 British Open, and represented Argentina in the World Cup a record 17 times. 60 Minutes.
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Shell's Wonderful World of Golf was a weekly television series that aired from 1962 through 1970 and was the first golf matches ever filmed for a television series. This video is a golf match between Doug Sanders and Chi Chi Rodriguez played at Dorado Beach Golf Club, in Puerto Rico and aired March 1, 1964 and pitted two of the game's most colorful players. The Dorado Beach Golf Club is a 7,000 yard, par 72 design susceptible to the Atlantic breezes that constantly pound the Puerto Rican coast. Architect Robert Trent Jones ensured excitement by setting up the course so the wind is felt from all four quarters during each round. Colorful is the only way to describe Doug Sanders. A product of the state of Georgia, Sanders backed up his fun-loving demeanor with a strong game that amassed 19 PGA Tour victories. His first, the Canadian Open, he won as an amateur. Chi Chi Rodriguez, born in Bayamon, Puerto Rico, is still one of the game's most beloved players. A winner of 8 PGA Tour e
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Shell's Wonderful World of Golf was a weekly television series that aired from 1962 through 1970 and was the first golf matches ever filmed for a television series. This video is a golf match between George Archer, Lee Elder and George Knudson played at Sao Fernando Golf Club, in Brazil and aired January 31, 1970. The Sao Fernando Golf Club is a 6,5000 yard, par 70 design that was carved out of thick Brazilian rain-forest. Its tree lined fairways place an emphasis on driving. Anything off the fairway here can make for a long day. In a career that spanned 25 years, 'Big George' Archer won 12 PGA Tour events, including the 1969 Masters. He is currently one of the major forces on the Senior PGA Tour. Lee Elder joined the PGA Tour in 1967 and went on to win four PGA Tour events over the next 12 years. In 1975 he broke the color barrier by becoming the first black to compete in the Masters. George Knudson was Canada's gift to the golfing world, and he represented them graciously.
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Shell's Wonderful World of Golf was a weekly television series that aired from 1962 through 1970 and was the first golf matches ever filmed for a television series. This video is a golf match between Bruce Devlin and Tommy Jacobs played at Golf Club of Rome, in Italy and aired January 7, 1967. Set among the hills of Rome, the Golf Club of Rome offers a history lesson with each round. Flowing through ancient ruins, the 6,500 yard, par 72 design features strategically placed pine trees and meandering streams, making for a challenging test on any day. Bruce Devlin came to the United States from 'down under' in 1962 and stayed on to win eight PGA Tour events. He represented his native Australia in five World Cup competitions and designed more than 140 golf courses around the world. A holder of four PGA titles, Tommy Jacobs gained prominence at the 1964 US Open when he came in second to Ken Venturi. A member of the 1965 Ryder Cup Team, Jacobs was also runner up at the 1966 Masters.
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Shell's Wonderful World of Golf was a weekly television series that aired from 1962 through 1970 and was the first golf matches ever filmed for a television series. This video is a golf match between Al Geiberger, Peter Alliss and Dan Sikes, played at Mauna Kea Golf Club, in Hawaii and aired February 1, 1969. The Mauna Kea Golf Club, located on Hawaii's big island is a 6,800 yard, par 72 resort course designed by Robert Trent Jones. Carved out of lava rock, it features swaying palms and huge greens. Al Geiberger has been one of the game's favorites ever since he joined the PGA Tour in 1960. In a career that spanned 27 years, All won 11 PGA Tour events, including the 1966 PGA Championship, and played on two Ryder Cup Teams. Peter Alliss, son of British great Percy Alliss, was an accomplished amateur golfer in England before making his way into the professional ranks. As a professional, he became known as one of the game's fiercest match players, appearing on 8 Ryder Cup Teams fr
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Nobody in golf is getting more notoriety right now than Bob Rotella - guru of the mental game of golf. And no part of golf is more aggrivatingly mental than putting. On this audio, Rotella explains how to focus on nothing but the next putt. Block out extraneous matters. It also includes drills and exercises to make your short game more reliable. Length: 60 min.
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Tim Rosaforte, the author of 'Heartbreak Hill', captures the excitement and pressures of Woods life from the time his father first put a club in his hands to his heralded emergence on the PGA Tour. Two wins in eight weeks and qualifying for the Tour Championship. This young champion - the only three time winner of the U.S. Amateur Tournament - has won worldwide admiration, and has quickly become one of the most marketable sports figures of this generation, and a role model to many. He has followed Tiger Woods' career since Tiger was 14 and first competed in the PGA Junior Championship. Rosaforte is also a former President of the Golf Writers Association of America. He lives in West Palm Beach, Florida with his wife and family. Length: 180 min.
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The long-awaited sequel to Golf In The Kingdom, the classic tale of sport and mysticism, that has sold more than 750,000 copies since its publication twenty-five years ago. Golf in the Kingdom introduced hundreds of thousands of enchanted readers to Shivas Irons, the golf pro and philosopher with whom Michael Murphy played a mythic and life-changing round of golf on Scotland's most revered links. Shiva Iron's insights into competition, life, and the endlessly seductive game of golf - all inspired by his elusive mentor Seamus MacDuff - helped Golf In The Kingdom become the defining book about the inner game of golf. The Kingdom Of Shivas Irons is the magical story of Murphy's return to Scotland to investigate reports of further visitations by Shivas Irons and to answer his own questions about Shivas Irons and MacDuff that have haunted him since his original encounters with them 30 years earlier. Murphy and his friend Buck Hannigan, a skeptical physicist fascinated by Shivas's connec
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It's time to get hooked on music by the best golfers who rock, backed by some of the best rockers who golf! Peter Jacobsen, Payne Stewart, and Mark Lye are golfers by trade - musicians in their hearts - and comprise the members of Jake Trout and the Flounders. Peter Jacobsen is the lead vocalist with Payne Stewart and Mark Lye backing vocalists. I Love To Play, the first track from a new comedy/rock music CD of the same title by Jake Trout and The Flounders, features new words, written by Peter Jacobsen, to the well-known rock song I Love LA, by Randy Newman. On the I Love To Play CD Jake Trout and The Flounders are joined with guest appearances by Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, Glenn Frey, Alice Cooper, Darius Rucker (Hootie & The Blowfish), and Kevin Cronin (REO Speedwagon). There's album track introductions by Leonard Nimoy, Bill Murray, Clint Eastwood, Greg Norman, John Daly and more. You'll hear songs such as Time For Me To Fly by REO Speedwagon, Life's Been Good by Joe Walsh,
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The four tournaments known as the majors: the Masters, the U.S. Open, the British Open and the PGA Championship, are the absolute pinnacle of golf. They are competitions played at a level of pressure guaranteed to give even the greatest golfers the shakes. The 1998 majors were no exception. They produced indelible moments: Mark O'Meara capturing two titles and making a strong run at a third, Lee Janzen having his lost ball drop out of a tree at the U.S. Open and Brian Watts making an amazing bunker shot on the final hole of the British Open. For each of these cinematic moments, there are hundreds more that are equally powerful but virtually unknown. In 'The Majors' audio cassette, John Feinstein, best selling sports writer and author of 'A Good Walk Spoiled', accompanies a dozen top golfers as they play these tournaments. He reveals what it is that makes them so demanding and what it takes to win such exalted prizes. 'The Majors' audio cassette shows us the greatest golfers of our time
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Golfers will scoop up these delightful items starring classic comic characters in colorful, bold 3-D style, designed to appeal to golfers of all ages.
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A Passion For Life is a revealing look at some of the most successful people in the world. Golfer's and non-golfers alike will relate to their stories of triumph, failure, humiliation and ecstasy. Ann Liguori has collected 15 of her most fascinating interviews with celebrities, recorded as she played golf with them. Her list of stars include Celine Dion, Matt McConaughhey, Bret Favre, Joe Pesci, Smokey Robinson, Sir Charles, Kenny G, Robert Dedman, Alice Cooper, Ivan Lendl, Vince Gill, along with Charles Schulz, and more. Using golf as a window to their souls, Ann gets them to open up about their lives and careers. In the process, you see aside of these Hollywood, sports, music, and business personalities that you've never seen before. Length: 180 min (Two cassettes).
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This unique putting game is a fun and entertaining game for two or four players of all ages. Four players can be divided into two teams. Played like tic-tac-toe, the object is to get three golf balls either across, up & down, or diagonally. The degree of difficulty is determined by how far you stand back from the device. This unique and challenging game comes with five colored golf balls, five white golf balls, and the heavy duty durable game board. This is a sure hit during those inclement weather days at home or in the office. Keep your putting game sharp and your competitive juices flowing during those stormy winter days when golf courses are unplayable.
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This is the book that brought golf into the world of science. It tells us why the ball flies the way it does, why we need to make the club move in certain ways, and what effect all that has on the result. Why do we slice? Why do we hook? What does a topped shot look like at the precise moment of impact? Read along as Cochran walks you through proper swing form timing, physiology, physics and even tournament analysis. A comprehensive study of the game of golf by a true pioneer in the field. Length: 242 pages.
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Where else but Texas? The game of golf may have been invented in Scotland, but it was perfected deep in the heart of Texas on the expensively lush, tree-lined fairways of Houston, the rolling terrain of the hill country and especially on the windswept hardpan of West Texas. There isn't another place in America with a golfing legacy that compares to that of the Lone Star State. From Ben Hogan's icy precision to Byron Nelson's gorgeous swing to Kathy Whitworth's record of most professional tournament victories, the state of Texas casts it's shadow over the entire golf world. It includes profiles, commentaries, tournament reports and the outrageous antics of some of golf's greatest hustlers and con men. Length: 318 pages.
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Welcome to Stowe Towne, the small Ohio enclave with some of the most interesting characters you've ever met. Some of the town's colorful residents include Howie Howard and Louisa May Miller. They are related to the town's civil war heroes that have a memorial named for them. Robert Redford runs the newspaper, and the Gettysburg Caf� is across the street where all the rumors originate. Up the road lies the golf course, The Candlesticks, built back in the 1920's. The word is someone is trying to turn it into an 'upscale' residential development. Strangers are arriving in town to create more intrigue. The big shot developer from Cleveland, a Justice from the Ohio Supreme Court, and Congressman add to the mystery. As the battle ground is set, neighbors are against neighbors and friends against friends. Strategy and manipulation are the focus as each character is brought to light with humor creativity and insight. Length: 351 pages.
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