How to Find Golf Information Online ..The Easy Way

March 28th, 2009 by articles

Golf is one of the most popular sports in the world and not surprisingly there are millions of websites dedicated to the sport.The amateur golfer suffers from there being an over-abundance of information.

When you go to a search engine they will often give you far more information than you can use.

As an illustration I have just searched for “buy new seven iron”, without the quotes. I have been returned no less than 18,600,000 results.

That is not very helpful.I have a bad does of overloaded brain, particularly as a quick look through the first page of websites suggests a lot of narrow websites rather then a the general overview retailer that i was hoping for

As another example I have tried “golf course in Arizona”.This time there is 3,400,000 pages found.

It seemed to me that I should be able to reduce the overload of Google information and find a solution for myself.

Without warning the answer to my problems hit me in the head (no not a golf ball).

My solution was simple; my own personal golf toolbar.If you are not sure toolbars sit as a line of icons at the top of your browser.

In the toolbar I put in my favorite golfing websites so that whenever I wanted golf information it was there at the top of my screen every time I was online.The result was I could visit my favorite course finder, retailer and news center as I wanted. No more messing about with Google and facing a bewildering choice of websites.

I still use Google sometimes for golf searches but in general I know that the best websites are available right at the top of my screen everyday.

I thought that it would be a good idea to share my golf toolbar and so here it is.Its free for anyone to have a look at and download.It loads in no time and the Trusted Download icon shows it is completely safe.

It currently features a leading golf retailer, a special site for training aids, videos and books , plus a golf news centre, a weather forecast (perhaps the most useful thing of all), a website for golfing holidays, a games section and some interesting utilities.

The Golf Course Finder toolbar.

I find it useful and I hope that others will too. It is completely free though it’s only fair to point out that if you do buy anything through the retailer on there I do get a commission from them.

The toolbar will be useful for you I hope.

The Golf News toolbar.