Thursday, January 30, 2014

Top 5 Reasons to Play Golf at Normandy Shores Golf Club

Normandy Shores Golf Club @ http://www.normandyshoresgolfclub.com
Normandy Shores Golf Club is rightly situated in the restful suburban community of Normandy Isle on the northern end of Miami Beach, Florida just of the 71st street. This famous golf spot features panoramic views and fantastic amenities that will surely captivate every tourist and visitor while enjoying their pleasurable rounds of golf. It is one of the golf venues recommended by Cesar's Golf Rentals.

There are many reasons why you should include Normandy Shores on your list. Surely there are a lot of wonderful things to discover in this premier golf club.

Awesome Nature-Inspired Backdrop

Normandy Shores is perfectly located on a quiet island in Biscayne Bay where you can enjoy the relaxing breezes and tropical wildlife while taking your serious golf lessons. This pleasingly renovated hidden jewel provides an awesome background for both beginners and pros giving them the best experience for a golf club.

Creatively designed by Arthur Hills, the golf course is planted with Supreme Seashore Paspalum a kind of turf grass used in salt-affected sites. With three sets of tees covering 5,900 to 6,800 yards, this classic Florida course was renovated in 2007 and had its first launch in 1937. It is one of the important golf courses registered on Florida’s Historic Golf Trail.

Strategically Built and Engineered Site

Though the area is not that overwhelming in terms of length, it has well-protected landing areas and greens intended for a demanding golf test. The golf course is purposefully bunkered and water risks come into play on 12 out of 18 holes. Quick rolling paspalum turf grasses offer a difficult challenge, making Normandy Shores a genuine test of every player’s skills. Aside from that, the prominent golf club offers a putting green, driving range and a fully stocked golf shop.

More than your Usual Golf Club

If you think Normandy is a commonplace golf course, think twice. It’s more than a pleasurable spot for golf aficionados; it can provide your entire tournament needs. In 2010, the club management introduced its new historical clubhouse that features a wide selection of golf equipment plus locker rooms for men and women. They also have their very own Normandy Shores Grill that satisfies your appetite for the best salads and sandwiches in town. Their Grill gives you the perfect spot to enjoy an after round meal as they cater full bar service plus total relaxation on their nicely covered patio.

Providing the Finest Golf Experience Normandy Shores Golf Club is proud to tell their guests that they have a staff of dedicated golf professionals that will treat them to the very best the game has to offer. Aside from that, their hospitable food and beverage professionals are always ready to provide the finest dining experience available for their valued customers. To sum it up, they make sure that everything runs to your satisfaction.

Transforming your Tournament to Something Special

Just as the sport is elegant and luxurious, you deserve to get the best accommodation you’ll need. So make Normandy Shores Golf Club the perfect place to host your next corporate golf tournament. Expect to have a memorable golf experience in this amazing destination. Don’t worry if you’re not the greatest golfer on the planet, their nationally recognized golf experts can host a diversity of pre-tournament clinics to assist you and your companions to learn more about the game. From tee prizes and tournament scoring to cocktail receptions and catering, Normandy Shores Golf Club can give you the best service for your total entertainment demands.

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Titleist AP2 Forged 710 Golf Club Review

Titleist AP2 Forged 710 is for rent @ CesarsGolfRentals.com
Titleist has been known for the quality of “performance helper” club sets they made available for the demanding players in the golf market. Their sets are listed among the in demand list of club offerings, along with Bridgestone’s and Cleveland Golf’s. With the introduction of AP2 Forged 710, we are once again pampered by this popular golf club brand. If you enjoyed your original Advance Performance irons and helped you with the different golf tournaments you've been through, there is no reason for you to not find the same enjoyment with this upgrade version.

Interesting Features

Feature-wise, there are several reasons why you will find satisfaction using Titleist’s upgrade of the AP irons, the AP2 Forged 710. First, the cavity is equipped with aluminum plate and a co-molded medallion of soft elastomer – two of the many vital club components added to help eliminate the lower sound frequencies that are, among other things, producing the bad feel. Its stainless-looking finish is definitely attractive. It’s a well-engineered metal work packed with power and feel like no other.

Power in Design

Talking about stability, Titleist AP2 Forged 710 features a dual-cavity design which pushes heaviness to the outer layer of the forged, multimaterial clubhead. Adding to its gorgeous look, these irons are all set and ready to offer you the sought-after sound, feel, impact and workability with its Tuned Feel System. If you always find yourself hitting too much of the turf, using AP2 Forged 710 gives you that flawless interaction. In fact, I found these clubs to be the smoothest, feel-optimized, I have tried.

Quality and Feel

Golfers can expect that the quality of these clubs is set to the maximum as Titleist built them with the high technology design and around the favorable outcome of the first Advance Performance irons, which was offered after the findings that golfers want performance with great feel. Thus, the AP2 Forged 710 irons were introduced by Titleist carrying the same mission: “Advanced Performance You Can Feel.” Having done an independent test, I can attest that this mission has been carried out gracefully.

Club Level

It’s definitely a collection of irons set to conquer another level. Titleist just made another groundbreaking introduction of its lines of Advanced Performance irons. The appeal factor is there. It is a high performing piece of well-engineered equipment packed with a very agreeable feel. Expected ball flight and forgiveness are guaranteed by the dual cavity engineering the clubs are built with.

Verdict

With the AP2 Forged 710 irons, a softer and more solid feel is achieved, making them a very good upgrade from the original Advance Performance irons. But like any other golf clubs I've reviewed, it comes with a slight disadvantage. For a model that’s already been around for some years, the expensive price tag might raise your eyebrows. Now, the question is, are you willing to pay more dollars for the performance and feel this in demand Titleist golf club model can offer? I suggest you give it a test before you buy. You can simply rent this set for an exhaustive test from a golf club service near you. Or, if you are in/around South Florida, Titleist AP2 Forged 710 is available for rent at Cesar’s Golf Shop and Rentals.

Cleveland CG7 Tour - Zip Grooves Golf Club Review

Cleveland CG7 Tour is for rent @ CesarsGolfRentals.com
As golfers, we tend to have so many demands from a set of clubs; ball flight, speed, feel, design – there is just so many things we need to have full control of when playing on the course, and we want our clubs to be our hero all the time. Fortunately, there is a creation by Cleveland – a golf brand that has been providing quality golf clubs since 1979 – that is willing to accept the challenge and attend to most of our demands as a golfer – the CG7 Tour – Zip Grooves.

Interesting Features

Cleveland Golf’s CG7 Tour Zip Grooves is an iron set packed with a lot of interesting technology. First, there is the anti-glare gunmetal or slate finish, which is absolutely perfect for golfers who are bothered by glares caused by reflecting clubs. Then, there are the laser-milled micro grooves – an added feature that is definitely making curious golfers want to try.

Power in Design

Talking about the unique groove pattern, you are ensured of high, straight and consistent shots the entire day of golfing with these irons. The USGA rules compliant laser-milled clubface offers admirable performance in a way of helping you produce remarkable ball spin. In other words, comparing to game-improvement irons, these irons set can help you produce ball flight as fast, especially after well-struck shots. With these clubs, you’ll know when you miss hit the ball as the one piece injection molded visco-elastic insert offers you that instant feeling. And when you do miss hit a shot, it will fairly help.

Comparing these irons to the non-tour versions, they shy off in terms of featuring more offsets and stronger lofts. But what will surprise you is the feel of these clubs. For a cast cavity back iron, they actually feel softer; thanks to the visco-elastic insert which dampen the feel and sound of impact. And to put that in view of performance, the soft feel allows you to shape your shots, be alerted instantly with miss hits, allowing you to play the way golf should be played.

Club Level

Cleveland Golf sets the CG7 Tour Zip Grooves to perform for the middle class of golf performers. High handicap players are already enjoying the benefits of using HiBore XLi and launcher irons, while the better players and traditionalist found a savior in the forged blades version. These irons are a perfect mate for scratch and mid handicapper golfers.

Verdict

With the good impression for this set of clubs, I could say that Cleveland Golf has produced another winner to bring their band up to another level. But before I close this review, I just want you to take note of the general observations for these clubs. Some argued the set gives up some playability, while others feel they are shorter than some others. If these observations make you curious even more, I suggest you test it out and experience the clubs yourself. If you’re in South Florida, I recommend you rent these irons for a day of testing at Cesar’s Golf Shop and Rentals.


Sunday, December 29, 2013

The Advantages of Renting Golf Clubs and Irons


Golf is a kind of sport that primarily depends on the kind of equipment being used. Unlike other sports, golf demands a lot of skill and ability to get the best performance. But aside from these considerations, a golfer must have the practical knowledge on certain factors especially when it comes to bringing your clubs or irons. Since the sport can’t be played on your yard, it is expected that you’re going to travel to a destination far from home. So the better option for any player is to rent golf clubs.

Golf club rentals really matter especially for people who want to avoid the hassle and additional encumbrance of bringing their own clubs. That’s just one of the many things we can appreciate while we anticipate a productive play. Here’s a roster of various advantages when you resort to renting golf clubs.

Less Airline Baggage Charges

Avoid the ever increasing baggage charges imposed by international airlines. Modern airports have their respective carriage costs and it’s normally changeable and unpredictable. When you choose to rent golf clubs, you’ll surely escape this burden while you’re on travel. Instead of paying the extra charges for your baggage, you can divert it to paying your golf clubs rented.

Pleasurable Travel Experience

Get rid of the displeasure of carrying golf clubs around airports, etc. Airports are usually busy places and everyone’s really on a hurry. While traveling, you don’t want to be annoyed by excess items on your hand. Golf clubs are a little bit weighty and it just adds pressure to your composure. Also, you’ll save yourself from another extra payment for the taxi fetching you to and from the airport. So it’s so much beneficial to book for your golf clubs just before you arrive at the golf course.

No Mishandled Golf Clubs

Reduce the jeopardy of damaging or losing your own golf clubs. Got a personal golf club at home? Practically, you won’t bring that valuable equipment because it might suffer from damages while you’re on trip. So it’s advisable to just find a better option – rent clubs or irons to eliminate the chances of losing or disfiguring your treasured equipment.

And Loads of Other Advantages
  • Save on car hire as you no longer need to hire a large expensive car to fit cases and clubs.
  • Pre-booking means you save on resort pro shop rental prices. Early birds are usually given discounts.
  • No risk of clubs not being available at the golf pro shop. You get to choose your package and reserve it on the day you need it.
  • Some golf rental shops offer free delivery direct to your door or a golf course of your choice.
  • Quality clubs at great prices. Renting allows you to get your hands on the latest clubs and irons in the market.
  • Use the golf clubs as many times as you like during the rental. Sky is the limit, perfect for someone renting clubs just to run an exhaustive test and fitting.
  • Free collection at the end of the rental. When you are already tired driving and putting balls and are done with the clubs, you can just call for the rental shop to pick them up, which will allow you to save some energy and recover fast for the next day.

Sunday, December 15, 2013

Mizuno MP-52 Golf Club Review

Mizuno MP 52 is for rent @ CesarsGolfRentals.com
A lot of golf club manufacturers are concentrating their innovations on game-improvement clubs. They’re designed for increased performance, superior forbearance, and efficient for average and neophyte players. We don’t find anything wrong with that – those clubs have transformed the game into something worthwhile and productive for numerous golfers.

That being said, it’s also sort of revitalizing to see companies like Mizuno still producing plenty of irons intended for better golfers. But wouldn’t it be good to witness something in between, meaning forged irons that average golfers can use efficiently while still preserving the satisfaction of superior players?

Filling in the Missing “Middle Ground” Mizuno MP-52 irons are only one of the many forged editions Mizuno has manufactured over the years, but they’re not identical from almost all of them. They are made to supply that omitted “middle ground” – forged irons that satisfy professional golfers but are not exceedingly demanding for players with mid-level handicaps. Thus, it’s a set of golf clubs that fits the respective standards of both accomplished and average players.

The Essential Difference of Mizuno irons

It was in 2007 that Mizuno released its MP-52 irons, the same year when the MP-57s also came out. However, these two models have a significant difference in terms of their cavity framework. Both are made from Grain Flow Forged 1025E Mild Carbon steel, Mizuno’s high-end trademark, but MP-52 irons is a “dual muscle” model while MP-57s come out in a full cavity “cut muscle” design.

Powerful Dual Muscle Design

Carefully designed for easier and higher loft, the Dual Muscle Design is made to strongly feel the clubhead’s gravitational center. It also includes an internal “muscle pad” that brings the smooth but solid feel that skilled players have come to expect and require from Mizuno forged clubs. Although the 3-7 irons in the MP-57s collection has a less distinct cavity than MP-52s, they are exceptionally forbearing and painless to hit for forged clubs.

Great Feel, Feedback, and Precision

The leading MP series of Mizuno has always been created for low and low-middle handicap golfers who demand workable forged irons that offer them great impression, accuracy and feedback. The company’s MX edition has always been aimed at average players, with irons that are extra forgiving but less appropriate for shot-shapers. Effectively bridging the gap between MP and MX series, Mizuno MP-52 irons is really a fantastic choice for your golfing career. In some ways, forgiveness and workability are conflicting, but Mizuno MP-52 forged irons can offer you both, making them a truly outstanding set of golf clubs.

The Verdict

The golf equipment market is filled with plenty of forged irons designed to meet the demands of the players. As an important criterion, it’s really beneficial to consider who’s going to use the clubs and his level of handicap. As for Mizuno MP-52, it is sufficient to say that these irons are for accomplished and skilled golfers who want a little additional space for error. But they are also for mid-handicappers who have always believed forged irons are too tough for their skill category. Without going into many details, Mizuno MP-52 irons could be the right golf club for whichever type of player. This may be the perfect set for you. To find out, you can rent Mizuno MP-52 at Cesar's Golf Shop and Rentals and give it a day of testing.

Monday, December 9, 2013

Nike Victory Red Golf Club Review

Nike Victory Red is for rent @ CesarsGolfRentals.com
It was in 2009 when Nike Golf launched its series of Victory Red Irons comprising three remarkable designs – a split cavity version, a full cavity version and a blade version. It has been quite a while before Nike introduced an additional driver to its winning line of iron designs. And when we talk about Nike irons, you could think of one man in particular whose blades brought him many victories. This gave us the interesting idea that Tiger has had a direct contribution to the design of all Victory Red irons.

Design/Appearance

Out of the box the first impression of this golf club is its tradition meeting technology. In the recent series, the traditional muscleback varies from the original Blades which have a bigger and partially thicker toe-line. Another difference is that the latest clubhead is partially longer from heel to toe compared to the previous version. Finished in dazzling chrome, the club looks shiny – it’s nearly a mirror – and the muscleback and face is intentionally not lusterless to minimize glare.

Based from the views of traditionalists, the color pattern of the Victory Red series is always going to be a little flashy but these clubs have two things attached to them: primarily, the color scheme is far softer in the actual than it appears in photographs, and secondly, all that can be seen at address are the neat chrome lines of the clubhead with only trace of color coming from the little red circle near the ferrule’s top area.

You can actually appreciate the kind of forging of this equipment at address. When the club is set next to the ball, the slender top line, stylish hosel and straight borders go together making the ball appear even bigger. That gives you a real confidence while playing. When you get down to the longer irons, that’s the only time you realize these are butter knives kicks in and they’re going to require the finest swing you have.

Performance

Brilliantly good, these are player irons and you won’t regret about it. You get the grasp of high soaring shots and three-quarter hits while mid-trajectory shots are the easiest to generate. A full swing produces serious distance. Misleadingly for a type of club with such a high COG (both the long hosel and high muscleback) there’s still adequate spin that enables you to work the ball with no difficulty and even hold greens with extensive irons. It has a narrow sole with a rolled prominent edge and a ground-off trailing edge. The latter supports accurate ball-striking and the capacity to pick the ball off the grass with a divot range from medium to small.

In the short and average irons, flag are goals and the ball can be shot at them with real malevolence as distance management is very effortless. Moving forward with the longer irons demands a little more caution as you become aware that these clubs are engineered primarily for performance and forgiveness is just a second priority. It doesn’t mean they are tough clubs to get airborne but failing to get the sweet spot in any direction results in a visible loss of distance. Yet, that is the reality of life with practically any blade – and itchy fingers as your mistake is discovered.

Feel

One of the rewarding aspects of using blades is that fantastic sensation you obtain when you flush one out of the middle. The satisfaction of striking the ball at close range stems from the harmonic composition of feedback as the club sings in your hands in a manner that no cavity back always will. For quite few years, Nike has been in the business of manufacturing blades and it may sound unjust if we judge them against the recognized forged irons like Titleist and Mizuno in a like-for-like assessment. That’s not to conclude that VR blades do not offer an extraordinary level of feel, it’s just that they are a portion of a percent off the topnotch versions like Z-M or the MP-67.

Verdict

Even as the Victory Blades are very identical to the concept of the earlier generation of Nike’s blades, they include a series of small but clear-cut developments. This means that the performance is so excellent that they should be considered by anyone seeking for new blades. Why not give it a try? Nike Victory Red golf club is for rent at Cesar's Golf Rentals for only $45 a day.

Friday, November 15, 2013

Titleist 695 CB Forged Review

Titleist 695CB Forged is for rent @ CesarsGolfRentals.com
Advanced efficient energy transfer and consistent launch conditions combined with precision forging technology. These are the prominent features that you can find with Forged 695CB from Titleist. The well-known manufacturing company takes another height of innovation as it provides the latest irons designed for golf players who take their sport seriously.

Designed for Precision

Titleist once again shows their expertise at devising forged irons for golfers who are eager to enhance their game performance. Forged 695 CB is distinctive with its Z-cavity design that works to modify CG as close to the clubface center for sturdy feel, increased energy efficiency and reliable dispatch conditions. Strong loft angles provide ideal trajectory via reduced spin. The accurate and precise forging procedure that Titleist applies ensures consistent weights and head shapes through the set. Aside from that Forged 695 complements a soft feel and sound favored by better players.

Classic and Traditional Style

Titleist 695 CB’s are built from mild 1025 carbon steel that gives them a buttery soft sensation, a quality that better golfers would adore. As compared to models such as Mizuno MP 60s, this forged 695 CB provides better accuracy and distance. And what makes it simply amazing? It’s the way these irons are built. The golf clubs have standard and traditional style of appearance enhanced with their chrome finish. True Temper Dynamic Golf Steel is the standard shaft of these models and Tour Velvet Rubber is their official grip. These clubs are truly fashioned for use by better players.

PROS and CONS

Setup. Talking about the general build of 695 CB, it is a little bit offset and has a great head size. It’s mot too small or too big.

Feel. Excellent feel for a cavity back iron. Having this Titleist club reminds you of the older 690 CB’s. Rent it for testing here.

Accuracy. Compared to the previous 690 CB’s and MP33’s, it’s more accurate in performance.

Forgiveness. Majority of testers seemed to agree with one opinion: it’s not actually a game improvement club, although it does good forgiveness on mishits. Among the aspects, this one would be the greatest drawback.

Workability. Frankly, these irons give a golfer not quite as much workability as a blade would do. Either it can work with less compromise or much trouble.

Flight/distance. 695 CB’s gives you thin shots that don’t sting as bad as other forged irons. Ball flight could be middle high as opposed to very high. Distance is very predictable from the fairway and off the tee. If you want an iron that offers stable distance without ballooning into the wind, you should consider buying these.

OVERALL

A variety of forged irons are coming out in the market and sometimes you have a hard time thinking of what to purchase. Well, it all boils down to important factors you need to consider before grabbing the right choice. As for Titleist 695 CB, you are sure to get a set of superior golf clubs with the productive player in mind. If you’re one of those who have high handicaps, serve yourself with a more forbearing set of clubs. But if you are one of those golfers with low to middle handicaps, the 695 CB’s are the perfect sticks for you. So experience another level of performance and consistency by using these skillfully-designed clubs that can match up with top brands. You can give it a day of testing. Cesar's Golf Rentals has the Titleist Forged 695CB for rent.