One driver that you may be interested in is the new Callaway Big Bertha Diablo driver, which has been designed with some features that help the average golfer look less like an amateur.

With cool sounding names like hyperbolic face technology and, edge technology and S2Hs design it’s easy to be confused…but these are just fancy ways of saying that the driver is more forgiving on off centre hits, and is easier for the amateur golfer to get the head square at impact.

For some comprehensive reviews of the new Callaway Diablo driver head over to our website…we’ve also got a great video there of the Diablo on fire…literally.

Crooksy

After all if they’re good enough for the pro…

And we all know that price is affected by supply and demand…and with demand being high here, price most definitely follows.

So if you’re determined to buy those Pro V1′s I’ve got a couple of ways you can buy them a little cheaper than the normal retail price.

Logo Over-Runs

This is without a doubt one of the best ways for you to pick up some brand new Titleist Pro V1′s for less than retail. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the quality of these balls, but the fact that they are labelled with the brand of some company means they are sold at a discount.

To find out more I’d recommend you read my article on cheap logo over-run golf balls.

Used Golf Balls

Many people are a little scepticaly about buying used golf balls, worried that the perfromance will be of lower quality. While studies have shown a slight drop in performance as a result of being submerged in water, it is no where near as significant as you would think, and unless you’re a single figure golfer is probably not something you should be worried about.

Read the following article on cheap used golf balls to find out more.

Craig

I don’t know if you’ve been able to have a look at one yet, but there are many more options for customisation that for its predecessor, the R7.

You can still alter the weights in the head, but you have more options. Then the’ve gone one step further and made it possible to customise the club at the hosel – you’ve got to see it to get what I mean

If you follow the link you’ll see a video of  Nick Faldo running through the options in his explanation of the Taylormade R9 driver

There’s also a few links to some reviews, and a great deal available on the price if you were thinking of buying – I haven’t been able to find a better price.

Head over there now and check it out

CC

Clcik here for Taylormade Reviews, Video and Cheap deal

Unfortunately their strength is also one of the things that can make it difficult for you to find exactly what you want. I’m not sure about you, but I don’t really have the time to go trawling through all 4,000 auctions looking for the one that appeals to me the most.

Which brings me to my first point. When it comes to eBay you need to have a short list organized BEFORE you go to the website. I liken it to sending your Dad down to one of those hardware superstores that cover half of the city. If they don’t go in their with a list, you’re not going to see them for the rest of the day.

Same with eBay – you get distracted by all the options available. you click from one auction to the next and before you know it you’ve wasted half the day and you’re no closer to making a purchase.

So have your research done first – that includes trying equipment out. Narrow your search down to 2 or 3 choices. You can then use eBay to find the best price available on these short listed items.

As always with eBay do your research on the vendors as well. Check their reputation/feedback etc. The thing with used golf clubs is that many of the auctions will be from private sellers who may not use eBay very often. If this is the case just use your common sense.Ask them questions about the condition of the equipment – make sure they have photo’s of every club. If they don’t ask them to take some.

Good luck with the bargain hunting

CC

www.WhoWantsCheapGolf.com

If you are planning on playing some golf this season, but don’t want to spend too much money, then you definitely should be using websites that offer discount green fees. If you haven’t used these before, don’t worry. They are easy to use and are not a scam.

I’ll explain here how they work, and some of the things you need to look out for when using them.

How Do These Websites Offer Such Cheap Green Fees?

Basically they go in to partnership with as many golf courses as they can and offer to sell tee times for these golf courses. They are making a commission on each of the tee times that they sell.

So the golf course is getting help with advertising that it would not have otherwise had, the websites are building a customer base and making regular commissions on sales of tee times, and golfers are getting great deals at thousands of golf courses. All up it’s a with evergreat arrangement with everyone coming out ahead.

Things To Check With Each Golf Course Coupon Site

It is important that you read the fine print – find out from each website exactly what you have to do in order to receive your discount. You might need to print off a coupon, call a number, pay some membership fees or book in advance through a website. Each website’s program varies slightly so don’t make the mistake of not checking the details.

There is a great free resource available that lists almost thirty websites offering these types of discounts. SOme of these websites operate locally, others on a national scale. They all offer great value. To get access to this free list simply click the link below and follow the directions.

You’ll be saving yourself money on golf from the very start of the season.

Discount Golf Tee Time Websites

Has been a very steep learning curve but am proud to say that i have a (semi) finished product up and ready to go.

I say semi-finished because it it going ot be one of those projects that always need work.

So basically it’s all about getting cheap deals on golf. Tools, techniques, strategies, resources etc. With the economy going belly up, some extra cash taken off the price of anything is a good thing.

If you want to check it out head over to Who Wants Cheap Golf

Craig ‘The Cheap Golf Guru’ Crooks