johnderson asked:


Mizuno irons are often praised as being the nicest in many ways. Definitely comparable to Titleist products and sometimes deemed better. Why don’t more professionals play mizuno whereas many slightly above average golfers tend to like them? Is it because they are made in Japan or is it because they lack something critical that pros demand?

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Michelle asked:


No matter what place Tiger Woods may be in during any given tournament, why are the other golfers challenging him? Why isin’t Tiger the challenger? Is this because the announcers have to justify the statement that he is as great as Jack Nicklaus? Maybe I’m naive, but shouldn’t we wait till the end of an athletes career to compare him to another in history? I’m watching the U.S. Open and after submitting this, turning the sound down!

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Nelly J asked:


As a PGA tour player, I would definitely practice my behind off to try to beat him in any tournament, especially a major. I wouldnt dislike Tiger because there is no reason to dislike him except for the fact that he crushes his competition. The other golf players may dislike him because of all the media attention and that is not Tiger’s fault. You cant deny his talent even if you dislike him. Today, in my opinion, being a golf player on the PGA tour means winning tournaments with or without Tiger, but especially when Tiger is present. You beat Tiger and youre career as a golfer is set. Other golfers, the media, nor Tiger would even doubt your golf skills. Unfortunately, I wont become a PGA tour player, but I was just pondering this question to myself so now its your turn: What would you do as a golf player on the tour with Tiger Woods?

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rw asked:


I want to enrol my 16 year old son for professional golf training in USA and like to know the best golf academy or college. The objective is to train him for PGA tournaments.
His ambition is to enter USA college and be a professional golfer.

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