10 Best Golf In Arizona
Updated on: September 2023
Best Golf In Arizona in 2023
Golf in America: The first one hundred years
Team Effort Arizona Wildcats Hybrid Headcover
Team Golf NFL Arizona Cardinals Contour Golf Club Headcovers (3 Count), Numbered 1, 3, & X, Fits Oversized Drivers, Utility, Rescue & Fairway Clubs, Velour lined for Extra Club Protection
- Product dimensions (inches): 12 x 5 x 14; Weight: 0.54 lbs
- Protect your clubs in style and show off your team spirit on the course
- Features include: 3 location team embroidery, Fits all oversized drivers, utility clubs, rescue clubs and fairway clubs, Nylon sock protects shafts from damage, & Velour lined for extra club protection
- Made with Buffalo Vinyl, Polyester Knit and Mesh
- Great gift for the holidays, Father's Day, and special events!
The Phoenix Area Golf Guide
Team Golf NFL Arizona Cardinals 2-3/4" Golf Tees, 50 Pack, Regulation Size, Multi Team Colors
- Product dimensions (inches): 4.5 x 1.5 x 5.3; Weight: 0.14 lbs
- A great way to show off your team spirit while teeing up your next ball
- Features include: Two tee colors per school, Tees imprinted with school name
- Set includes: 50 tee pack (Tees are 2-3/4" in length)
- Great gift for the holidays, Father's Day, and special events!
Karsten's Way: The Life-Changing Story of Karsten Solheim-Pioneer in Golf Club Design and the Founder of PING
Wilson 2018 NFL Golf Cart Bag, Arizona Cardinals
- New 9.5" x 8.5" top with 14-way full length dividers plus external frontal putter well that fits oversized putter grips
- 11" x 9" trolley base with anchor designed to fit in golf cart
- 11 pockets: 2 full length large garment side pockets; 3 velour pockets for valuables; 1 large base cooler pocket; 4 large external accessory pockets; 2 side mesh base pockets
- Rip Stop polyester construction with metal chrome finished hardware and 3 side lift handles
- Includes cart strap loop, umbrella holders, towel ring/glove holder, padded carry strap, and rain Hood. Weighs 5 lbs
Travelview International - Arizona
Arizona's Greatest Golf Courses
Team Effort Arizona State Sun Devils Set of Three Headcovers
- Headcover matching System consists of driver, fairway, and Hybrid headcovers
- Specifically tailored to fit your clubs, with corresponding woven tag that clearly identifies your driver, fairway, and Hybrid club
- Driver is designed to fit most 460cc clubs. Constructed of durable 420D nylon in vibrant collegiate team colors
- Features expandable sock that provides maximum shaft protection
- Embroidered with collegiate trademarks
How Much Atrazine is in Your Drinking Water?
The popular weed killer Atrazine has been used for decades on golf courses and by landscapers. Now, research has found that Atrazine can leach into the water supply and contaminate our drinking water.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency or EPA, Americans are not exposed to unsafe levels of Atrazine, even when levels spike. They say that the current regulations that are in place are adequate to to protect human health and that amounts of Atrazine coming though their tap water is safe. The Environmental Protection Agency has not issued any warnings to pregnant women advising them to consider the use of cost effective water filtration systems in their homes.
Atrazine works within the brain to disrupt hormonal signals needed to precipitate ovulation. Studies have shown that exposure to Atrazine can cause reproductive and other abnormalities in vertebrates. This endocrine disrupter can induce reproductive changes in rodents as well. These findings suggest that Atrazine can be a hormone disrupter in humans as well. Most effects of Atrazine occur during development rather in adulthood, because the organs and brain are still in their developmental stages. The effects of development exposure from Atrazine are less likely to be reversible. Prior studies done on the effects of Atrazine exposure resulted finding abnormalities in frogs. More recent studies have shown that exposure to Atrazine can have the same effect on mammals. It is interesting to note that Atrazine was banned from the European Union in 2004.
In a study that examined the exposure of Atrazine in humans showed that the hormone pathways reverted to normal after Atrazine exposure was stopped. Normal hormone function resumed after a few days, speculating that the impact of exposure is reversible. Earlier studies have shown that Atrazine is cleared from the brain and blood in as little as 24 hours in rodents. Inhibitory effects on the brain exposed to Atrazine appear to be transient and reversible, which is the good news. The effects of Atrazine exposure to human and animal health continues to be controversial.
As the Environmental Protection Agency reviews these findings, perhaps more definitive information will become made to the public that may one day put the issue of safety of exposure to Atrazine to rest.
