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Week 2 - We enter into the second week of the 2010 Tour with Tiger still Missing-in-Action and Mediate, Waldorf, and Gulbis ready to appear on 'CSI'. Wow – we can only go up from here.  So let’s get to it.

Last week we saw Ogilvy, Schwartzel, Oppenheim, and Allenby take the trophies. This week we stay in Hawaii for the Sony Open and the European Tour has the Joburg Open.

Should be a good second week of golf… so tune in and watch… buy what the sponsors are selling… and don’t waste time watching Football… Hah!!!  Better  yet, buy a second Sony TV just to watch the Sony Open. Remember – keep it simple and have fun.

Roll up of week one of 2010 Tours:

• PGA - SBS Championship - Geoff Ogilvy
• European - Africa Open - Charl Schwartzel
• Hooter's Tour - Shingle Creek GC - Rob Oppenheim
• PGA Australasian - Subaru Victorian Open - Robert Allenby
• Europe in narrow Royal Trophy wins over Asia

This week on Tour:

• PGA - Sony Open in Hawaii
• European - Joburg Open
• Hooter's Tour - Forest Lake GC
• Asian Tour - Qualifying School Final Stage Presented by Sports Authority of Thailand 
• PGA Australasian - Open Championship - International Final Qualifying
• Sunshine Tour - Joburg Open

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It’s Begun… 2010 -

The Golf season is about to begin and it is under a cloud: Tournaments not solvent, lost sponsors, prize money on the retreat, and the number-one on the Tour for drawing an audience in a pinch. Can we go anywhere but up…?

That depends first and foremost on the fans. Can they find somebody on the Tour that excites them to turn on the TV week after week?  Will the fans tune in for all four days or just the final hours on Sunday? The impact is on ROI (Return on Investment) for Sponsors that are expected to pay out big bucks for advertising time during the broadcast. Those big bucks come out of the fans pockets when they buy the services, items, or travel to the destinations that are put in front of them. If the Tours cannot get the viewers, they will not get the customers to support the Sponsors. It’s a vicious cycle.

So, if the chips are down, it must be a good time for opportunity. Now would be a good time for some smaller companies to buy into a golf tournament and build their names…think about…

This week on Tournaments:Stop by www.GolfReportLive.com to learn more:

• PGA - SBS Championship
• LPGA -
• Champions -
• Nationwide -
• European - Africa Open
• Hooter's Tour - Shingle Creek GC
• Asian Tour - Qualifying School First Stage 
• Japan Golf Tour - Feb
• PGA Australasian - Subaru Victorian Open
• Sunshine Tour - Africa Open
• Ladies European Tour - Feb
• Duramed Futures Tour - Mar
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Happy New Year's!

The Golfer's Footprint, Inc would like to wish everyone a wonderful 2010.

Thoughts for this year: no matter where you are in life or your game, take time to get back to the fundamentals, standardize your set-up, and get on the right path and stay there. I always recommend that you spend less time practicing and more time rehearsing the shots you know you will have to take.

Now, stop hanging around the driving range and get out and play the course!

Stay on Path, Stay on Target... Have Fun!
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GolfReportLive.com Headlines: 10/26 /09

Roll up of last week's Champions:

Matteson wins Frys.com Open in playoff

Jonzon birdies final hole to win Castello Masters

Choi wins Iskandar Johor Open by 4 strokes

Blackmar wins first Champions Tour title

Every wins Nationwide Tour finale

Headlines:

Obama plays more golf in 9 months than Bush did in nearly three years...

First Woman plays in Presidential foursome

Have you heard of the Handa Cup?

Week 43 - TROY MATTESON WINS THE FRYS.COM OPEN IN PLAY-OFF WITH FOWLER AND LOVEMARK

Champions Tour Charles Schwab Cup Leaders

'08 Masters champ Immelman has wrist surgery

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Tournaments:

• PGA - Frys.com Open
• LPGA -
• Champions - AT&T Championship
• Nationwide - Nationwide Tour Championship
• European - Castello Masters
• Hooter's Tour - Harmony Golf Preserve
• Asian Tour - Iskandar Johor Open
• Japan Golf Tour - Bridgestone Open
• PGA Australasian - John Hughes Geely WA Open
• Sunshine Tour - Highveld Classic
• Ladies European Tour -
• Duramed Futures Tour -

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This Week's Roll-up:

Great Scot: Laird wins in Vegas for 1st tour title

Westwood ends drought, wins by 2 in Portugal

Cook holds off Haas, Tway to win Texas event

Headlines and Breaking News:

European PGA Tour adds 2 tournaments for 2010

Storms welcome major champions to Bermuda

Last Week's War of Words Ended:

Allenby apologizes to Kim

Golfers end war of words over Prez Cup insult

Couples: Kim upset by allegations

Star golfer irked for losing to 'current John Daly'

------- Allenby said of Kim... "He's the current John Daly... He is the loosest cannon on that team."

------- Kim had some different advice for Allenby... "He needs to go practice a little bit."

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Sunday - October 4, 2009
This week's roll-up of events from www.GolfReportLive.com

Tournement Results:

Ishikawa claims 4th win of year

Ochoa captures Navistar Classic, her first win since April

Haas edges Watson to capture Senior Players Championship

Thelen wins PGA Assistant Championship

Kuchar, Taylor tied at Turning Stone

Headline News:

The Golfer’s Footprint ® Inc. supports the First Annual Women Devine Invitational Golf Tournament

Sun Mountain Proud to Announce the Players Wearing its 2009 Presidents Cup Outerwear

Ryder Cup throws a wrench in 2010 playoff schedule

Greg Norman, Chris Evert say they have separated

Report: Tiger is first athlete to top $1 billion mark

Wounded Warriors Story  - Thanks to Tiger Woods for making a difference in this Soldiers life.

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Press Release

 

For Immediate Release

October 2, 2009

 

For more information contact:

Marshall O. Townsend II,President, Golfer’s Footprint, Inc (GFi)

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The Golfer’s Footprint® Inc. supports the First Annual Women Devine Invitational Golf Tournament

 

Meridian, Idaho –The Golfer’s Footprint ®, Inc (GFi) is pleased to support the Women Devine Foundation, Inc., as it raises funds to save women and children from the horrors of domestic violence and abuse. The Women Devine Golf Invitational and Gala Celebration was held on October 1st and 2nd at Eagle Hills Golf Course in Eagle, Idaho.

 

The mission of Women Devine is to provide support and protection for women and children living under the dark cloud of domestic violence and to assist communities by being a part of the solution.  Women Devine provides services for matters and cases involving violence and intimidation against women and children.Services include door changes, lock changes, instant alarm systems, and voice recorders at no charge to the client.

 

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GolfReportLive.com - Headlines for Sunday 5/17/09 - Roll-up of today's tournaments.

• Johnson birdies first playoff hole for Texas win
• Oh wins LPGA's Sybase Classic, beats Pettersen by 4 shots
• Keith Fergus wins rain-shortened Champions Tour stop
• Amateur's hour: Lowry prevails in Irish Open playoff

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