The Weather Underground (the weather website, not Obama’s terrorist friend Bill Ayers) has a neat weather gadget that you can add to your blog or club website. All you have to do is enter the name of your club and the zip and they’ll provide the html cut to copy and paste into your site.

You can see it in action at the bottom of the middle column on the front page of this site. I think it’s well done.

Here’s an interesting idea: The Golf Membership Spot is a directory of private golf clubs. You can search by state, or email the site and they will try to match you based on your membership requirements.

I wonder if they can hook me up with a certain private club in Georgia.

Swing Reminders is a great little product designed to help you keep focused on a few simple thoughts throughout your round (see the review). They’ve been a GolfBlogger supporter and they’d like to invite you to visit their new blog.

The Weather Underground site has a new page that offers in-depth, hourly forecasts for PGA Tour events. You can click through on each day for more detail - as well as hourly temperature forecasts and animated radar, we have wind speed and % chance of rain - and as you’ll see there’s a chance the golfers may face some rain and even thunderstorms over the final two rounds. You can also see all of the personal weather stations near each golf course for the most
accurate

I recently discovered the Frugal Fairways site, which relies on a community of users to list golf course discounts in their area.

Its a good idea.