Sharmila Nicollet is an Indo French Golfer from India, Bangalore. When she studied at school she was the state level athlete and also she was a swimming champion and she was the former national level sub Junior swimming champion. She bagged over 72 gold and silver medals in state and national level competitions in the year 1997 to 2001. Nicollet learned gold in 2002. Very soon she won her 1st tournament at the age of 15. She is the youngest and talented Indian Golfer qualified for the Ladies European Tour 2012. She has represented India many games at the Asian Pacific Junior Gold tournament, the Asian Games, the Malaysian Open and many other international tournaments. Nicollet took a step as a professional Golfer in the year of 2009. She won the Order of Merit Game in 2009 to 2010. In 2008, she was the youngest lady Golfer to win the All India Ladies Amateur Championship.
She participated at Hero Honda Women's Indian Open and finished her Indian Golfer at the T23 tournament. Sharmila won the Hero Golf title on the Hero Women's Pro Golf tour 2013 held at Bombay Presidency Golf Club. She played against Kolkata Golfer Neha. She scored 221 points whereas Neha leads two points of Sharmila with 223. Smriti scored 216, Rani got 222, Vani crabbed 225 and finally Saaniya Sharma was in 6th place with 226. She gained unforgettable experience at the2010 Ladies Asian Tour Events in Thailand, Indonesia and China. Sharmila Nicollet profile was so popular when she won the All India Amateur Championship in Ladies category. She won the Champion title of the 2012 Hero KGA tournament. Her current coach Tarun Sardesi and past coach Gaurav. She is the Member of Indian National Golf team and she was the number 1 ranked in the Indian Junior level category Golfer in 2005 to 2007. She is very intelegent in all activites especially in Golf and swimming from childhood. Aditi shared her lead with Sharmila in European tour. The Cash price for the winners of the European Tour is Rs. 2,62,500.
The National Indian Golf Academy has the energetic and talented Golf players such as Vani Kappor, Rani Sonti, Neha Tripati, Smitiri Mehra, Saanya Sharma and Aditi. The Indian Golf Union has conducted many tournaments for the players to achieve good ranking in Gold ranking list. In 2012, More than 50 Women Indian Golfers were practiced in domestic Tours in Srinagar, Royal Springs Golf Course. The upcoming events National Inter School Golf Trophy announced by Indian Golf Union on April 23, 2013 held at Qutab Gold Course.
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Attractive Taylormade Burner Fairway Woods
Burner Steel Fairway Woods
Great forgiveness and a boost in getting the ball airborne on a long, high ball flight are the hallmarks of the Burner lineup of fairway woods.
The Burner Steel model has a large, classically shaped steel clubhead that TaylorMade claims has the highest moment of inertia (MOI) of any fairway wood on the market. TaylorMade says the MOI of the Burner Steel fairway wood is 30-percent higher than that of the company's r7 Steel fairway woods.
The Burner Steel fairway woods come with a light TaylorMade RE*AX graphite shaft and light grip to promote faster swing speed and faster ball speed for increased distance.
These woods come in 3-wood (15 degrees loft), 5-wood (18 degrees) and 7-wood (21 degrees) models. The MSRP is $235 per club with graphite shaft, or $210 with steel shaft. They will be available at retail beginning April 20, 2007.
Burner Ti Fairway Woods
The Burner Ti fairway woods feature a titanium head that is oversized for a fairway wood and what TaylorMade calls "bullet-shaped." The Burner Ti metals boast the highest MOI of any TaylorMade titanium fairwood woods.
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The combination of high MOI and low, deep center of gravity also addresses forgiveness and ease of launch. Like the Burner Steel, the Burner Ti comes with light TaylorMade RE*AX graphite shaft and a light grip to help promote faster swing speeds.
The Burner Ti fairway wood will be available in 3-wood (15 degrees), 5-wood (18 degrees) and 7-wood (21 degrees) beginning June 15, 2007. The MSRP will be $350 per club with graphite shaft.
Burner TP Fairway Woods
The Burner TP fairway woods are designed more for the better players, carrying TaylorMade's "tour preferred" designation. The face of the Burner TP is deeper, the clubhead is pear-shaped, and the sole has a "compact footprint."
Burner TP fairway woods come with a SuperFast RE*AX TP 65-gram shaft with .335" tip, which combines a high kickpoint with low torque to promote a lower, penetrating trajectory and give more skilled players more control.
The Burner TP fairway wood models are Tour Spoon (13 degrees), Tour 3-wood (15 degrees) and Tour 5-wood (18 degrees). MSRP is $295 per club with graphite shaft or $240 with steel shaft. They will be available at retail beginning May 11, 2007.
Burner Rescue Hybrids
Forgiveness, higher launch angle and longer carry are the goals of the technology that goes into the Burner Rescue hybrids. These hybrids have a steel clubhead that is 7-percent larger than the TaylorMade Rescue Dual hybrid, and with a footprint that is 13-percent larger.
The larger clubhead allows for a higher MOI. A shallow clubface and low, far-back center of gravity contribute to the ease-of-use characteristics.
The Burner Rescue hybrids also come with a light graphite shaft and light grip to promote higher swing speeds. These hybrids come in 3 (19 degrees), 4 (22 degrees), 5 (25 degrees) and 6 (28 degrees) models. The MSRP is $200 per club with graphite shaft and $175 per club with steel shaft. They will be available at retail beginning April 27.
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Great forgiveness and a boost in getting the ball airborne on a long, high ball flight are the hallmarks of the Burner lineup of fairway woods.
The Burner Steel model has a large, classically shaped steel clubhead that TaylorMade claims has the highest moment of inertia (MOI) of any fairway wood on the market. TaylorMade says the MOI of the Burner Steel fairway wood is 30-percent higher than that of the company's r7 Steel fairway woods.
The Burner Steel fairway woods come with a light TaylorMade RE*AX graphite shaft and light grip to promote faster swing speed and faster ball speed for increased distance.
These woods come in 3-wood (15 degrees loft), 5-wood (18 degrees) and 7-wood (21 degrees) models. The MSRP is $235 per club with graphite shaft, or $210 with steel shaft. They will be available at retail beginning April 20, 2007.
Burner Ti Fairway Woods
The Burner Ti fairway woods feature a titanium head that is oversized for a fairway wood and what TaylorMade calls "bullet-shaped." The Burner Ti metals boast the highest MOI of any TaylorMade titanium fairwood woods.
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The combination of high MOI and low, deep center of gravity also addresses forgiveness and ease of launch. Like the Burner Steel, the Burner Ti comes with light TaylorMade RE*AX graphite shaft and a light grip to help promote faster swing speeds.
The Burner Ti fairway wood will be available in 3-wood (15 degrees), 5-wood (18 degrees) and 7-wood (21 degrees) beginning June 15, 2007. The MSRP will be $350 per club with graphite shaft.
Burner TP Fairway Woods
The Burner TP fairway woods are designed more for the better players, carrying TaylorMade's "tour preferred" designation. The face of the Burner TP is deeper, the clubhead is pear-shaped, and the sole has a "compact footprint."
Burner TP fairway woods come with a SuperFast RE*AX TP 65-gram shaft with .335" tip, which combines a high kickpoint with low torque to promote a lower, penetrating trajectory and give more skilled players more control.
The Burner TP fairway wood models are Tour Spoon (13 degrees), Tour 3-wood (15 degrees) and Tour 5-wood (18 degrees). MSRP is $295 per club with graphite shaft or $240 with steel shaft. They will be available at retail beginning May 11, 2007.
Burner Rescue Hybrids
Forgiveness, higher launch angle and longer carry are the goals of the technology that goes into the Burner Rescue hybrids. These hybrids have a steel clubhead that is 7-percent larger than the TaylorMade Rescue Dual hybrid, and with a footprint that is 13-percent larger.
The larger clubhead allows for a higher MOI. A shallow clubface and low, far-back center of gravity contribute to the ease-of-use characteristics.
The Burner Rescue hybrids also come with a light graphite shaft and light grip to promote higher swing speeds. These hybrids come in 3 (19 degrees), 4 (22 degrees), 5 (25 degrees) and 6 (28 degrees) models. The MSRP is $200 per club with graphite shaft and $175 per club with steel shaft. They will be available at retail beginning April 27.
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