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Feel Golf's Dart Thrower Wedges Win Prestigious Baggy Award from Golf Illustrated
The votes are in and Golf Illustrated Magazine's 2007 Baggy Awards have been announced. Feel Golf's Tour Tested Wedges AKA: "The Dart Throwers" of wedges - including the Company's new 73° Wedge - have been selected to receive the Baggy Award in the Outstanding Achievement Product Category.

This is the third year for the prestigious Baggy Awards. The Golf Illustrated "Baggy Award" honor golf equipment manufacturers for designing products that integrate technology, performance and consumer appeal. Equipment was evaluated in four different categories - Reader's Choice, GolfTest USA, Editor's Choice and Outstanding Achievement.

Awards in the Outstanding Achievement Category were given to those golf products that, as judged by Golf Illustrated editors, are considered to be the "Best of the Best" from a technology, performance and/or playability standpoint.

Feel Golf Company is very pleased to announce that it's multi-patented, Reverse Taper - Full Release™ Performance Grip has become the United States Schools of Golf (USSOG) Official Grip. The grip's revolutionary design promotes a more powerful and consistent release at impact - just like professional Tour players - increasing distance and minimizing errant shots such as hooks or slices. When tested, 4.5 out of 5 golfers validated improved performance over their traditional grips and overall customer satisfaction as measured by PGATour Partners.

Feel Wedges "The Dart Thrower" was ranked "Best of the Best" wedges by Rankmark after comparing 25 different wedge models on 300 golfers of various skill levels.


The Full Release Grip was introduced at the 2004 PGA Merchandise Show and was named “The Top Discovery of The 2004 PGA Merchandise Show “ in the February 7, 2004 issue of Golfweek magazine. With its TaperTip Technology, the Full Release Grips has USGA and R & A approval and compliance.




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Accessory Review: Hold-N-One
by Jeffrey Reed

If you’re a golf aficionado like me (rather, a golf pack rat), then you appreciate the Hold-N-One, a new accessory from The Other Edge, Inc.

With so much emphasis on the 300-yard drive, it’s good to know that the Hold-N-One proves once again that great golf gear comes in small packages. In fact, this wall-mounted bag holder protects your valuable clubs while storing your bag in approximately one square foot of space. I know my better half appreciates this, when I’m told that our basement rec room is starting to resemble the bag room at the club.

Here’s how the Hold-N-One works. Quite simply, it mounts your golf bag to the wall with a secure, quick-release latch. With the bag top heavy from clubheads, this accessory stabilizes the bag, preventing your 2-year-old from toppling your Titleists all over the floor. The neat thing about this gizmo is, you can mount it inside a closet, where your clubs will be safe and sound. And, if you store your clubs in the garage, there are no more worries about scratched doors or dented hoods. 

The Hold-N-One is designed to hold standard cart bags, carry bags and the popular stand bags. I use mine with a stand bag, which, when full of clubs, doesn’t stand in a stable manner by itself. Instead of spreading the bag’s legs, the Hold-N-One allows for easy, out-of-the-way storage.

The spring clip system in the Hold-N-One is strong and secure. Once it’s mounted on the wall at a height so that the arm hangs over the lip of your bag, simply flip the arm up to put the Hold-N-One in its resting position. Once you’ve played 18, just push the bag against the spring-loaded centre, and the arm will automatically flip down to hold your bag steady.

I strongly recommend this great little golf accessory. Get it now and your wife will thank you for giving back the rec room.


The Deep Rough
Finding ways to keep myself out of the Deep Rough and in the Fairway

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Feel Full Release Cross Line Grip

Information:
Club Reviewed: Feel Full Release Cross Line grip

Manufacturer's
Description:

 The Full Release grip from Feel Golf features a reverse taper shape designed to promote a correct grip, allowing the left hand portion of the grip to be carried loosely in the fingers because the grip diameter is much smaller in the left hand than traditional grips. The grip can loosely be held by the fingers of the right hand due to the grip's larger diameter at the bottom of the grip as compared with traditional grips. With this patented TaperTip Technology, the grip is intended to fit comfortably and naturally in one's hands, thereby reducing the hand and wrist tension and increasing club control. The result is a proper release through impact. The USGA-conforming grip is available in four popular styles and fits on all standard shafts.
Location: Course, Driving Range
Reviewer 1 Info: 5'10" 155 lbs, Age 38, Handicap 1
Comparison Grip: Lamkin Crossline
Reviewer 2 Info: 5'8" 155 lbs, Age 40, Handicap 8
Comparison Grip: Golf Pride Tour Velvet Cord


Feel Full Release Review::

Looks
At first glance, the grip basically looks like a traditional grip that has been installed upside down. Upon further inspection, we found that the patent pending design has a unique reverse taper profile that is intended to work for any size hands and fingers and eliminate the need for build-up tape. We tested the Cross Line model and later this summer, Feel will add three more designs including a Tour Wrap model. The grips are manufactured for Feel Golf by major USA grip companies. The quality is excellent and the appearance is first rate.
Price
The grips are available online from Feel Golf with pricing for a set of 13 grips at $99.95 plus shipping. Individual grips may be purchased for $9.95 each.
Performance
We found that the Full Release grip really works. The grip feels comfortable in the hands and after a brief adjustment period, we found that the Full Release grip allows the golfer to release the right hand at impact thus minimizing and even eliminating the slice. The reverse taper shape not only feels good but allows the hands to relax more through the swing and naturally release at impact. The result was readily apparent with most reviewers making improved contact equating to increased distance and better overall performance. We found in using the Full Release grip on the driver that we gained a slight increase in swing speed. The grip was also effective on pitch and chip shots removing undesired tension in the control fingers. Finally, if used over an extended period of time, we also feel that the Full Release grips will engrain the proper tactile sensation of properly releasing the hands through impact, thus improving your game by improving your swing.
Summary

The Full Release grip from Feel Golf is an innovative product that deserves a serious look. We think that this grip will appeal to golfers of all abilities that have a tendency to slice and block their release at impact. Continued use of the Full Release grip will assist in engraining the proper hand release producing improved performance. Additional information on the Feel Golf Full Release grips and the entire line of golf equipment from Feel Golf can be found on their web site at www.feelgolf.ca.