Arkansas Golf Tournaments

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Arkansas Golf Tournaments is made for the golfer who enjoys the game and would like more information on golf across the Natural State.

You will find info on tournaments, courses and other helpful links and tips. If you have any information on tournaments, results or news please contact me.

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Upcoming Tournaments

July 24
2-Woman Scramble
Paragould CC,
870-239-2328

July 24-27
ASGA Match Play Championship
Harbor Oaks GC
Pine Bluff
ASGA

July 25-27
King Cotton 4-Ball
Blytheville CC,
870-763-7821

July 25-27
FCC 4-Ball Invitational,
Match Play-Best Ball
Fayetteville CC,

July 26
4-Man Scramble
Lion's Den GC, Dardanelle,
479-229-4313

July 26-27
2-Person Best Ball
Deer Run, Little Rock Air Force Base,
501-987-6825

July 26-27
Men's Summer Slam,
Scramble/Best Ball
Fianna Hills CC, Fort Smith,
479-646-5134

July 26-27
Mixed Invitational Scramble
Foxwood GC, Jacksonville,
501-982-7508

July 26-27
2-Man Scramble
Grand Prairie CC, Hazen,
870-255-3043

July 26-27
2-Man/l-Woman Scramble
Prescott CC,

Carol Byrd Memorial MIXED Scramble
July 26 & 27, 2008. Contact Jack & Patti
Turner at 870 588 6670 or Walt & Beth
Breckenridge at 870 919 6129.
TEE TIMES 8 AM and 1:30 PM (NOTE):
Cart Rental available.
LOTS and LOTS of very nice door prizes.....
SILENT AUCTION on the course
Saturday, HAPPY HOUR Saturday afternoon,
then Catfish, Chicken, and
trimmings for DINNER, then BINGO for
PRIZES. SO, please call today to join
us for a GRAND FUN Time at CYPRESS
CREEK COUNTRY CLUB between AUGUSTA and
McCRORY on HWY 64......(870) 347 3211
- Clubhouse
PLEASE NOTE: The course will be open
for a practice round from July 23-25
after payment of the entry fee.

July 26-27 mixed scramble,100 dollar
entry fee,Calcutta Saturday
evening. walnut ridge country
club,870-886-9816

870-887-6838

July 26-27
Grady Watkins-MGA Memorial
2-Person Scramble
Three Rivers CC, Marked Tree,
870-358-3385

July 26-27
4-Ball
Searcy CC,
501-305-4653
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Rule Of The Week

8-1/2 Exchanging Distance Information

Information regarding the distance between two objects is public information and not advice. It is therefore permissible for players to exchange information relating to the distance between two objects. For example, a player may ask anyone, including his opponent, fellow-competitor or either of their caddies, the distance between his ball and the hole.

Except when the Local Rule allowing the use of distance-measuring devices has been adopted (see Note to Rule 14-3), information regarding distance must not have been obtained from an artificial device used during the stipulated round. A player who obtains distance information that he knew was measured by anyone with an artificial device during the player’s round is disqualified under Rule 14-3. (Revised)

Rules provided by USGA

Tip Of The Week

Drills to Help You Improve the Balance and Rhythm in Your Golf Swing

To help find your natural swinging rhythm, try this exercise:
• Place 5 tees in the ground 4 inches apart in a line.
• Stand just inside the closest tee and begin swinging a 7-iron back and through with a continuous swing motion.
• Begin walking forward, clipping each tee out of the ground in succession.
• Repeat this drill three times and you will find a swing pace that will allow you to keep your balance and still generate club head speed. Perfect and memorize your balance points with this drill:
• Close your eyes and feel your balance at address, then make a back swing and stop at the top, feel your balance on the inside of the back foot.
• Start your down swing by feeling weight move to the front shoe, then stop at impact. Your weight should be on the front foot.
• Continue your swing to the finish and hold, feeling your weight on the front foot, and tap your back toe.

One of the very best practice drills involves practicing your swing in slow motion:
• Set up 10 teed-up balls and make full swing in slow motion. The balls should only travel 10 to 15 yards. Think of this speed as 10-percent of your normal swing speed. (Your belt buckle is the "speedometer" of your swing for this exercise.)
• Every 10 balls, increase your body rotation speed by 10-percent.
• By the time you reach 80-percent, you will arrive at your optimum rhythm and balance speed.

You will be surprised at how far the ball goes and how solid you will contact the ball.

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