The GSU golf team will be competing in the first golf tournament of 2012 in Gainesville, Fla to showcase their skills. The tournament will be held at Mark Bostic Golf Course, a course that is short by professional standards, but nevertheless is one of the most challenging courses in the area.

The tournament will be the first of the semester, yet it is not the first of the golf season. The Eagles participated in five tournaments last year and GSU as a team has the record of achieving three of top five finishes among the five tournaments.

It was Lewis Gruber’s effort which helped the Eagles to win the tournament. The Eagles are currently fifth in the conference rankings and there are 6 tournaments to go. Larry Mays is the head coach of the Eagles who has been coaching the team for more than a decade.

During the first year in the 2000-2001 season, he led his team to first postseason appearance since 1988 for which he was awarded as the “Coach of the Year”, which won him tickets to the American Masters (click here to see the latest Masters golf betting odds – we’re tipping Tiger!).

Since starting his term at GSU, Mays has led the Eagles to 3 SoCon championship victories and they also featured in 9 NCAA Regional Championship appearances.

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The great Jose Maria Olazabal has commented that Adrian Otaegui has the potential to be the next big thing in the world of golf. He has trained with him and thinks that Adrian has great potential.

According to Jose Maria Olazabal, Adrian Otaegui has a beautiful iron play and a great short game. He thinks that if Adrian has to compete with the best in the world then he will have to hit off the tee with a lot more power.

Adrian Otaegui will be making his much awaited debut in South Africa at the Africa Open which will be starting on the fifth of January. He just came through the important European tour Q School in the very first attempt where he showed a lot of potential and dazzled the crowds with his performance.

One of his strong points is that he is fluent in both French and English. That way he will not be encountering lingual barriers and has announced that father Javier will be continuing as his caddie in the future.

Adrian Otaegui has said that he is very excited to be playing in the European Tour of 2012. He said that Tour School was a great and a learning experience for him but the real test awaits now. He has acknowledged that the real hard and gruelling work will begin for him shortly, in a matter of two or three weeks.

While Adrian Otaegui has been making ripples everywhere in the world of Golf, it remains to be seen if he can actually live up to the expectation and hype that has surrounded him. It will be very important for him to keep his head in his place and not be swayed by the success and glory that the sport will bring him.

Many pundits feel that Tiger Woods holds the upper hand given that he won the Desert Classic last year, and has also played quite a number of times of the Abu Dhabi course.

Martin Kaymer feels that the addition of Tiger Woods to the Abu Dhabi championship is good as it will help to bring that extra spice to the game and will help to attract a larger audience. Kaymer has made quite a name for himself by managing to win tournaments in a spectacular, but his pulling power (of both fans and sponsors) pales into insignificance when compared to Tiger Woods’.

Kaymer has admitted that he has been in his best shape of late (making it easy to see why he has the shortest online masters golf odds), and that he’s even started to enjoy playing his bunker shots after holing in on the 17^th.  He has a great chance of continuing to add to his spree of birdies in order to build on his previous fantastic rounds.  It will be an intriguing match.

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