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Do you agree with this list of the 100 greatest sports stars ever, from Alpha magazine?
I’ll list the top ten.
10 – Lance Armstrong (Cycling)
9 – Carl Lewis (Athletics)
8 – Roger Federer (Tennis)
7 – Pele (Football)
6 – Rod Laver (Tennis)
5 – Diego Maradona (Football)
4 – Tiger Woods (Golf)
3 – Michael Jordan (Basketball)
2 – Donald Bradman (Cricket)
1 – Muhammad Ali (Boxing)
Personally, I don’t agree with Maradona being rated above Pele. Also, I thought Daley Thompson should be in the top ten, and maybe number 1. However, Ali is a good choice.
Here’s the link
http://www.alphamagazine.com.au/sports-bucket/alphas-100-greatest-sports-stars-ever/
The compiler didn’t know much about motor racing, where is Michael Schumacher and Colin McRae, between the two of them they won more than a dozen world titles in F1 and rally respectively.
Top 25 Golf Pro Lesson Sequence Power Drills
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When a golf course lists its price for greens fees including golf cart, Is that per person?
Yes, that is per person.
The golf course charges both players on the cart a fee to ride in the cart. If you play by yourself the fee is the same. I use to complain about that.
For example, let’s say it cost $50 for greens fees ($35) and cart fee ($15). If you played by yourself you would pay $50.
Now if you bring your friend you both have to pay $50. The course enjoys the windfall from the second cart fee. The same cart traveling around the same 18 holes is now twice the price!
Further if the two of you wanted to take separate carts to speed up play, most likely the starter would ask that you only use one cart.
But that is golf….
Guest List – AT&T Women in Telecom Golf Day
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Any experience with Free Golf Clubs?
I signed up a year ago for a golf Magazine. They promised me free items for just doing an evaluation. I received emails as follows:
“Our records indicate you have been a loyal customer of ours for years. It’s customers like you that have enabled us to become a dominant force in the golf club industry. As a way of saying thanks for all your past business, we would like to give you an absolutely free* Christmas gift. This is a golf product grab bag full of golf products valued at over $500. These grab bags have included executive golf collectables, golf balls, sunglasses and MUCH MORE!!! Just call 800-682-1352 as soon as possible so we can ship before Christmas. Your VIP gift redemption code is SR19. Also while you’re at it, ask about our new kid’s sets and women’s sets for Christmas gifts.”
Has anybody ever tried taking them up on this? Is it a scam?
Usually too good to be true – really is.
Let me guess – it’s from Warrior Custom Golf?
If so, I’d recommend you just ignore it. Let’s face it – you get what you pay for. Good golf clubs cost money.
A friend of mine signed up to demo Warrior clubs. He ended up trying to send them back (prior to paying for them per their guarantee). The guy basically sales-called him until he just took them at a fraction of the price.
I guarantee your “golf product grab bag” is:
a. Full of worthless crap.
b. NOT free (see “just for doing an evalulation”).
c. A waste of time.
d. A gateway to being called by this company for years to come.
My buddy had to basically pay them with a credit card for a set of clubs, and had 30 days to try them. If he shipped them back within 30 days, they would fully refund. If not, the charge would stick. When he called them, the guy basically knocked the price down 80% so he didn’t have to get them back. I’m sure he didn’t lose money on it – so take that for what it’s worth.
Golf Pro Lesson Tilted Spiral Part 1
