Golf Apparel

Okay, this guy’s not as good looking as I am, but I like the shirt and I love Tehama’s golf wear.

If anybody from Tehama reads this, I’ll be easy to convince to accept you guys as the premier sponsor here on Travelling Golfer !

For a complete look at the Fall 2007 collection from Tehama, here’s a link to their “Lookbook“.

You’ll find Men’s and Women’s golf apparel there and they look great on the course and off.

Hey Tehama ! Call me ! Email me ! Whatever ! I’m in.

And Oh By The Way, Tehama … whoever’s doing your website has no idea what they’re doing.

Okay. I admit it. I want one of these shirt. I’m a golf shirt freak. I wear one almost every day to work. Almost.

The fact that I have to be ready, on a moments notice, to play golf with a customer or supplier has a lot to do with it.

One shirt. XXL size. University Blue, to match my eyes.

Send it along and I’m your buddy for life.

Text link, sponsored post, whatever you want, you got it.

The Coeur d’Alene Golf Resort is one of my dream golf vacations.

I will make it and I will hit balls until I hit that dang floating green.

If you can’t make it to or aren’t near Coeur d’Alene, feel free to send any other XXL golf shirts you happen to buy for me as a bribe for getting me to pimp your golf product, website, course, book, etc.

Have you seen Etonic’s new G-Sok golf glove on the shelves yet ?

Me neither, but I hope to find one soon, because I love their G-Sok golf shoes with an unhealthy passion, as golf shoes go.

The image you see at the left is from their intertactive golf glove edutainer.

Their site will tell you all you never wanted to know about their new golf glove, but I’ll bet it won’t rank as well in the search engines as this post will after about 2 days.

If the glove feels anywhere near as good as their G-Sok golf shoes do, they have a real winner, because those shoes feel better on my feet than any pair of shoes I own.

Let me know if you’ve tried one of these yet.

I’m not sure how many of you have shops in your area that carry PUMA golf apparel, but I don’t.

Not one in Kentucky.

The nearest to me is in Nashville, about 2 hours away.

Whatever I have to do, I will find one of these tops, from their Travel Golf Collection, in XXL and I will absolutely be the best dressed golfer on the RTJ Golf Trail this summer.

It’s tailored, wrinkle free and has a removable collar.

The Puma graphic logo, the palm trees and the 18 hole graphics are understated and the look will be just as good in a local Outback as it does on the golf course.

Be on the lookout for me on the course and at Outback !

Did anyone else notice those funky ( in a gooood way) golf shoes that Geoff Ogilvy and Johan Edfors were wearing in the Masters.

Those were the new Gold Concorde GTX’s from PUMA and they had them on in practice rounds and during competition.

They were also wearing matching apparel to compliment the shoes, highlighting their “golden” moment.

No doubt, the shoes were very funky and definitely stood out on the course.

Those “special limited edition” shoes helped celebrate the first year of PUMA’s golf collection.

A special thanks to Sara at PUMA for helping clarify exactly what was what for me.

And thanks to my friend Rob, who was there for Tuesday’s practice round, to tell me all about one of my favorite golfers, Geoff Ogilvy, and all that he was wearing and how he was playing.

Briana Vega became an enthusiastic believer in PeakVision Sports eyewear en route to her victory in the ladies’ competition of “The Big Break VI: Trump National,” the latest installment of The Golf Channel’s popular reality-based program.

Vega wore PEAKS from tee to green as she battled her way through the intense competition, even though wearing PeakVision Sports sunglasses was optional for all 18 Big Break VI contestants. In fact, Vega clinched the title while wearing PeakVision Sports’ popular SD7 model for her final approach shot and birdie putt at Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles.

After winning the competition Vega said,

” I felt like my PEAKS were a secret weapon that I didn’t even have to think about. Everything seemed much crisper, clearer and cleaner than when I didn’t wear them. One thing is for sure, now I won’t play golf without them. “

Like their predecessors on “The Big Break V: Hawaii,” the Big Break VI’s cast of 18 contestants - nine male and nine female - enjoyed access to the full suite of PeakVision Sports’ high-performance eyewear, including the recently introduced Special Edition models of the GR4 and CL1 frames. Both Big Break V finalists wore PEAKS while playing many shots on their way to the title match last season, including winner Ashley Prange.

PeakVision Sports sunglasses have proved highly popular among professional golfers. PGA Tour players Billy Andrade and Scott McCarron, Champions Tour mainstay Bruce Fleisher, golf “color” commentator David Feherty, and up-and-coming LPGA Tour players Moira Dunn, Mikaela Parmlid, Beth Bader, Jean Bartholomew, Becky Morgan and Heather Young are among those professional players who count PEAKS as an integral component in their golf equipment arsenal.

In addition to golfers performing at higher levels wearing PeakVision Sports sunglasses, they are also popular among skiers, professional baseball umpires and pilots where vision is critical to performance.

Features and Benefits

* Neutral-density gray tinting in the upper lens zone that reduces glare and promotes accurate distance perception

* An amber-tuned lower zone that highlights green contours and landscape features for better reads than with the naked eye

* Distortion-free, non-polarized lenses for better reading of greens and discerning distances from tee to green

* Revolutionary lenses constructed from a shatterproof optical polymer originally developed for Apache helicopter windscreens

* Superior clarity, scratch resistance, durability and ultra-light weight compared to polycarbonate, a 40-year-old lens material used by the majority of sunglass makers

* 100 percent UV400 A/B/C protection from the entire spectrum of dangerous UV radiation

* Rated superior to other leading sunglass brands in a study by Dr. Craig Farnsworth (the “Putt Doctor”)

* Recommended by renowned sports psychologist Dr. Bob Rotella to instill trust and confidence on the course

That headline ought to bring in a few more surfers at least. Maybe I’ll be able to justify it’s use when I point you over towards a site with Hummer golf merchandise.

From this Hummer golf towel, which I dearly love and covet, to polos, bags, umbrellas and all sorts of Hummer memorabilia, you can find almost anything Hummer related over there.

Almost.

Feel free to click thru and see if you can find a Hummer to suit you, er … at least some Hummer toys, er, … I’ll quit now while we’re still PG Rated.

Did anybody else happen to see this new Puma Golf polo shirt ?

Wow ! I can’t wait to find one of these on eBay !

I’ll be the best dressed Travelling Golfer of all time in this fine, fashionable fitting.

I cruised over to their website and found several items of interest for men and ladies.

And this bag will make me look like I’m The Bomb, when I visit the finer clubs in the land on my travels.

If you can’t beat the Pro’s, at least look like you can is my new mantra.

Click over to Puma.com and peruse all their fine accessories for golfing and travelling in style.

Callaway Golf says ” Today baby boomers are realizing that their vision isn’t the same as it was when they were younger. As a result, the need for reading glasses is on a steady increase.

There are more than 76 million baby boomers–those born between the years of 1946 and 1964. In addition to baby boomers, people getting LASIK Surgery to correct their farsighted vision - Myopia - still need to wear reading glasses for their nearsighted vision - Presbyopia, all resulting in a need for a more fashionable high-end reading glass.

“People don’t want to buy the drug store reading glasses that their grand parents wear”. “They are looking for something more hip, more fashionable,” said Marcel Schiro, VP Sales and Marketing of Callaway Golf Eyewear. No more carrying that big bulky pair of reading glasses for the past 18 holes writing in your score on your scorecard. The patented, Callaway Golf Eyewear Scorecard Reader, folds conveniently into a case—smaller than your average cell phone

I started to use reading glasses a couple of months ago and I’m not sure if I’ll have to wear them on the golf course yet.

If I have to, these look a heckuva lot better than any I’ve seen in my local retail stores, that’s for sure.

Has anybody ever worn golf eyewear while they played ?

I’m afraid it will mess up my ball striking, which needs no help in being bad !

Has anybody tried one of these bracelets ?

Did they help your hands in any way ?

I’ve hit millions of golf balls in my life and my hands are starting to give me a little trouble, so I’d like to know if they can provide any relief.