In an effort to keep our golf visitors well informed on what is going on around the Internet, Range Balls is our weekly link dump. Every Tuesday during golf season, we will toss out some of the most interesting things we came across. If you have a tip, e-mail us at fanhousegolf@gmail.com. Enjoy the links.--World Golf Tour is searching for a Video Blogger they can send to Bethpage Black this year for the U.S. Open. All you have to do is film a 1-2 minute video and submit it to YouTube with a code, and you're in. The deadline to submit your video is May 11, so get to shooting. [World Golf Tour]
--The PGA Tour, like everyone, is struggling to get sponsors. I guess that explains why they might be going after alcohol sponsors in the near future. You're telling me the Bud Light Lime Open doesn't rub you the right way? [Waggle Room]
--I guess at this point we can't continue to dog the new fashions of the PGA Tour, we just have to embrace them. The WSJ takes on golf fashion, with an appearance by fellow golf blogger and buddy the Golf Girl. [Wall Street Journal]
--Natalie Gulbis was on the Price Is Right. I'm not really sure why either, but there is visual evidence. [Twitter]
--Cash at BCC gives us the final installment of the Big Break interviews. This time, Caroline Larsson stops by to talk about anything and everything golf related. [Bushwood Country Club]
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4-29-2009 @ 9:11PM
obmcompute said...
Natalie was on Price because of TaylorMade. TaylorMade is an adidas brand, and adidas is a sponsor of the Seattle Sounders FC in MLS. Obviously, adidas golf decided to up the ante by adding Hole in One putters and a slick golf bag. They also gave a Natalie Showcase with clubs, clothes, a trip to Vegas to learn from her, and a trip to the Ricoh Women's Open Championship. The last prize fit with Drew's attitude with sports prizes -- NBA and MLB suite tickets, NASCAR pit passes, and trips to major sporting events.
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