The P3Pro Swing is another in a line of golf simulator/swing analysis tools. The comany says that

The P3ProSwing™ is an innovative, low-cost PC based swing analyzer and golf simulator. The P3ProSwing is the latest entry into the impact analysis space. This type of analysis is used by teaching professionals and clubfitters alike. Existing systems have been integrated into teaching and clubfitting programs, but at a price point that is 10 times greater than the P3ProSwing. To further differentiate from the competition, the P3ProSwing software has been designed with best-in-class graphics to enhance visualization of the impact zone and to provide a platform for accurate golf simulation.

The support of high-end graphics allows the P3ProSwing to also enter the golf simulation space. When paired with the impact projection screen, the P3ProSwing is a platform that provides a golf simulation experience on par with systems which cost tens of thousands of dollars and will require a larger footprint for installation.

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One of the things that interests me about the internet is that it makes possible stores wth an extremely narrow focus. GolfPushCarts dot Com is an example. There is absolutely no way that a store that sold only golf push carts could exist in the brick-and-mortar world. But because the internet lets an entrepreneur market to tens of millions at minimal cost, a crazy idea becomes a viable entity.

According to his press release, author

David Nevogt says “The Simple Golf Swing” has helped 7,987 golfers during the past 2 years”. David suggests that the system has a success rate of 95%, and bogey golfers are able to lower their handicaps by AT LEAST 7 strokes within the first couple of rounds.

If only it were this simple. But maybe it is (hope springs eternal. Or is that, I hope for an eternal spring?). 

Its available here: Golfswingguru

Of course, everyone knows about Tiger Woods, and now, Michelle Wie. There have been others, though, who showed top golf talent at a young age. This article reveals the list. Jack Nicklaus is not one of them, though. He apparently didn’t play his first full round until he was a teenager.

If you’re like me, you’re suffering from the winter golf blues. So here’s a bit of free golf windows wallpaper to brighten your day. I took it on an early morning round at my club in Michigan. It’s available in three different monitor sizes. 

You can download them for free by right clicking on the link below and choosing “Save Target As” in IE or “Save Link As” if you’re using Firefox. If you enjoy it and would like to pay me back, you could add a link to http://www.golfblogger.com to one of your web pages.

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Michelle Wie, nicknamed “The Big Wiesy” by Ernie Els didn’t make the cut at the Sony Open. (For those of you not in on the joke, Els’ nickname is “The Big Easy” for his long, flowing swing.) In fact, during the televised broadcast last night, they showed a side-by-side clip of Wie and Els’ swings. They were remarkably similar—same takeaway, same top set, same downswing. The difference was in the follow-through on the swing.  Wie almost completely turned herself around. Els, who was doing the commentary on the clip, joked about her flexibility. That’s what comes from being a 15-year-old girl.

Here’s an extremely funny bit from over on rec.sports.golf. Thanks to Manna Pheuwards for posting it: