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Miami Golf Latin America Commercial
Miami Golf Commercial This is a new 2010 Commercial shot with a Canon 7D. Miami Golf are the newest and trendiest Golf stores in the World. They sell all Golf equipment with really cool brands like Puma Golf, J Lindeberg, Nike, Adidas, Travis Mathew, Callaway, Taylor Made Golf, etc The idea of my model Jessica is to grab the attention of the viewer. And to show that Golf is NO longer an old persons game. It is now a new younger crowd that dominate the game and want to make a fashion statement. I used Canon IS lenses for these shoot. We used a Taylor Made Driver and iron. We shot on railroad tracks, real streets and in Miami Golf Stores. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
TAC’s Ripple Effect campaign having positive impact
TAC’s Ripple Effect campaign having positive impact
A HARD-hitting TAC campaign centered around the death of Bannockburn teenager Luke Robinson appears to be having an immediate impact in Geelong as tow-truck drivers report a drop in call outs.
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TaylorMade R7 Limited driver
The TaylorMade r7 Limited driver is a moveable weight driver that is an upgrade to TaylorMade’s previous r7 SuperQuad drivers. It features Movable Weight technology with three ports that allows the player to customize the driver for optimization of the trajectory, shot shape, and distance and gives the driver 35 yards of left to right adjustability. It has a lightweight Arrow 2 grip and a Matrix OZIK XCON 5.5 graphite shaft that is designed specifically for high-MOI drivers to reduce twisting on off-centre hits. The r7 Limited is designed with a fast and powerful head shape which gives it a deeper and lower CG location and utilizes Inverted Cone technology which incorporates a shallow cone on the inner side of the club face. This technology allows the club face to deliver higher ball speed, makes it forgiving, and promotes more distance for off-centre hits.
The r7 Limited driver also incorporates slightly more complicated technologies such as a new, modern club shape to deliver a head that is faster-looking than any r7 driver head before it and the exceptionally large address footprint provides it with a substantial and confidence inspiring appearance at address. SCIENCE ALERT…The head is longer from front to back than the r7 SuperQuad head allowing for a deep centre of gravity to deliver a high and long ball flight and the r7 Limited also has an extremely high MOI measurement, which coupled with Taylor Made’s Inverted Cone clubface technology ensures higher ball speed on off-centre hits. The Taylor Made r7 Limited driver is set to use moveable weight technology to really boost performance and simplify configuration for you golfers who like having the ability to adjust their equipment to both promote and improve the quality of your shots.
TaylorMade r7 Limited driver $148.99 with graphite shaft at http://www.discountsGolfclubs.com/goods-3085-TaylorMade+R7+Limited+Driver.html
TaylorMade Men’s r7 SuperQuad 460 Driver
- Includes 26 grams of movable weight: (2) 12-gram weights, (2) 1-gram weights
- Includes MWT torque wrench for weight adjustment
Product Description
TaylorMade continues its long running standard of excellence with the r7 SuperQuad driver. Boasting a 460cc titanium clubhead and Movable Weight Technology, this club enables Golfers to achieve longer carry and phenomenal distance…. More >>
TaylorMade Men’s r7 SuperQuad 460 Driver
An Interview With Nick Taylor
DAVID NORMOYLE: Nick Taylor, the runner-up, 2009 U. S. Amateur Public Links Championship. Nick, just tell us how you’re feeling right now.
NICK TAYLOR: A little disappointed. I played well the entire week, and to be in the final and lose is definitely disappointing. But Brad played unbelievable in the afternoon. Pretty much did to me what I did to the other guys coming in to this Match Play. So I didn’t play great, but I didn’t really give it to him. So I just tried my best to play good.
DAVID NORMOYLE: Coming out the first 18 holes, you’re four down, hit a great shot into the first hole, great shot into the second hole and great shot into the third hole and you still weren’t really gaining any ground. Did that affect you at all?
NICK TAYLOR: Yeah. A little bit. You definitely get down when you get off to a good start and I wasn’t making putts the entire day. When I didn’t make the putts, he answered. It was tough to kind of gain ground when he was playing so well, and it was just frustrating I couldn’t make any putts to give him some pressure.
Q. It seemed like the first time all week you kind of battled the driver.
NICK TAYLOR: Yeah. A little bit. In the morning at least, I missed a lot more fairways than I had. It was a little more right, again in the rough and not getting the greatest lies. And really in the morning I didn’t – I didn’t play – I scored decently well, but every hole he was having looks at the hole where I was having design, so it wasn’t really – on the first 18 I really didn’t give him a fight at all.
Q. What word comes to mind when you think back on the past few hours?
NICK TAYLOR: I don’t know, you know. Disappointing. I came out and I was hitting a lot better than I did in the morning, and nothing was happening. He made a couple one-putts, and I was obviously hitting it pretty close and had a chance to get it back, just didn’t make anything. So it was just frustrating probably would be the best word.
Q. Is there one thing you can point to that changed today as opposed to the last five days?
NICK TAYLOR: Maybe a little bit of everything. This afternoon I hit it pretty good, I’d hit the entire week, but just putting. I had a lot of chances in the afternoon, and I just didn’t capitalize on anything and missed everything, and in the morning it was kind of the same thing. Just wasn’t making any putts.
Q. His birdie putt on the par-3, between the afternoon?
NICK TAYLOR: A little bit. Par-5 was probably make that putt, and Brad didn’t make the putt to stay five up, and then make that long one and I would be in close. It was really wasn’t a great day. I left a lot short which was more frustrating not even getting the chance. You know, he just played really good and put more pressure on me than I was willing to put on him, than I had the entire week. It’s just disappointing I couldn’t make any putts.
Q. How did you feel physically today after eight days in this kind of heat playing every day, 36 a day?
NICK TAYLOR: Wasn’t bad. It’s going to wear on me tonight. I’ll probably pass out around 8:00. But yeah. Brad and I both went through it, so really no different there.
Q. Talk us through what was going through your mind when you walked up to the 12th hole in the afternoon. There was a little bit of confusion on whether to something the putter or keep going. Tell us what you were thinking about when you saw the ball that close to the green.
NICK TAYLOR: I walked up and I said I’ll putt it just for the cameras. He was 6 inches. There really wasn’t any point. And yeah, just to get that kind of shot, which is cool for him to end it that way, to hit it to a foot and holed it. When he hit the shot, I knew Brad could hole it or hit it close, and I had a pretty good shot, and he made it closer.
Q. What do you take from this weekend?
NICK TAYLOR: A lot of confidence. I played well for eight days, or five days, whatever it was. And gives me confidence for going to the next two weeks, and I have a bunch of tournaments. Disappointing, but I was playing well. He’s the only guy that beat me the entire week, so he played great, and you know, I just kind of ground myself in the afternoon. I hit it well and had chances. Just didn’t capitalize. I didn’t think I really gave it to him. He just played really well.
Q. Being a finalist in this championship, you have exemptions to a number of other events. What’s your amateur future look like, either as an individual or with Canada?
NICK TAYLOR: I’d love to play in an Open and play there, and Nationwide Tour event. And then for Team Canada up in Montreal, and then right after that in Montreal is Canadian Amateur and then U.S. Amateur.
Q. After this championship three more years. Do you think you’ll be back next year?
NICK TAYLOR: I don’t know. I’ll think about it. I hope so. But it’s a great tournament. It’s the first time I’ve ever played in it. I love the format of Match Play. It was a great week. I’m not sure if I’ll come back, but I want to.
Q. Thinking about playing the Amateur event at Southern Hills, probably be a hot week like this.
NICK TAYLOR: Yeah. It’s going to be hot. I think this week was uncharacteristically hot, and it’s supposed to be hotter there in August. So anyway, I’ll experience it. I’m not going to be used to, but hopefully I’ll go up there and play well and have my chances, get in the final or make Match Play and play well. If I play like I did this week, I’ll be able to. It’s fine this week, but I have a lot more tournaments.
Q. You had your dad with you all week. Is there anything you said to your dad that you’d like to share?
NICK TAYLOR: No. He’s just proud of me, and that Brad played great and I got beat pretty much. It wasn’t much you can say after how he played in the afternoon. So yeah, he’s proud of me that I made it this far.
DAVID NORMOYLE: Thank you for your time.
NICK TAYLOR: Thank you.
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