One of the keys to a good score in golf is getting the correct golf club. While some are blindingly obvious, like the driver for your first shot, the rest of it, especially the irons, are often an exercise in confusion. This article lists 9 questions and answers to help you cut through the confusion of choosing the correct golf club for your situation.

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With so many choices and varieties, how can we ever keep it straight??

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Filed under: Motorsports, Government/Legal, Earnings/Financials

Remember the good old days when a prominent chief executive would have disappeared into obscurity after having been exposed by the newspapers? Well those good old days are gone, and Max Mosley is happy for it.

It’s been a long and hard road for Max Mosley, but the embattled FIA president seems well suited for the ordeal. Mosley was caught on film partaking in what was described as a Nazi-themed S&M orgy with several prostitutes. He then survived a vote of no confidence in his leadership in the motorsport governing body, and launched a lawsuit against the News of the World, the British tabloid that broke the story. The judge returned the verdict from that lawsuit today, awarding Mosley £60,000 in exemplary damages, plus an additional estimated £1 million in expenses.

Mosley’s case hinged on the right to privacy, and upon receiving the judgment (so to speak), the prototypical auto-erotic figure noted that he hoped the ruling would serve as a deterrent for other publications from pursuing “this type of invasive and salacious journalism”. The moneys awarded by the court won’t go into Mosley’s pocket, as they’re earmarked towards the road safety and environmental work undertaken by the FIA Foundation.

[Source: Autosport, Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty]

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Filed under: Coupes, Sports/GTs, Chevrolet, GM, Misc. Auto Shows

Click the above image for a hi-res gallery of the RC-painted Camaro

The British are good for all sorts of car-centric goodness. When they’re not busy building zippy little monsters remarkably ill-suited to their weather, they’re… making art. English artist Ian Cook took a few remote controlled cars, drove them through paint, and then used them to paint a Camaro.

Called “Popbang Color” and on display now at the British International Motor Show, Ian even used GM RC cars to create the paintings. Next up will be a live demonstration of him painting a Chevrolet Lacetti World Touring Car, which requires, says Ian, “skill with the remote control cars.” After that he’ll be painting Autobots Playing Poker… (we kid…) Check out the full press release after the jump, and the hi-res images below.

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Golf bags are available in various types and colors and are an essential accessory in that they hold and protect your clubs, shoes, tees, balls, and other accessories. These bags are important to anyones golf hobby and are the most admired or at least the most eyed part of your golf ensemble.

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Does your handicap suffer horribly after every winter? Learn how the pros keep their skills sharp and their scores high with golf fitness training during their off-seasons.

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To design a website page, a text editor or a dedicated HTML editor is required. In order to upload the formed webpage to a web server, traditionally an FTP client is required.

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Learn the basic elements of choosing the best golf fitness program
and which aspects are the most important.Understanding what the
benefits are,that’s the key.

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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is methods that aid in the improvement of a website’s ranking in the listings of search engines. There are different kinds of listings that are displayed in the results pages of search engines,

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Filed under: Motorsports, Videos, Supercars, Chevrolet

We’ve all watched the video of Mr. Mero’s fantastic ride around the Nurburgring in the Corvette ZR1; not even the horrid compression that YouTube serves up could ruin the sound of a force-fed LS-series V8. Rides are nice, and we’d hop right on in for adrenaline therapy, but what we want to do is drive the Super-’Vette. 0-60 Magazine shares our thinking, so they stuck their own shoe, Thomas Lyman, behind the wheel and sent him off around Milford. It looks like it was awesome, but everybody’s keeping mum until the embargo lifts on August 20th. The video does a pretty good job of speaking for itself. Putting words in our future-mouths, our first impression is likely to go something like “holy mother of pearl!” repeated several times while breathing into a paper bag.

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