Camping lanterns have been around for quite a while, especially fuel lanterns like kerosene and gas lanterns. LED lanterns, rechargeable lanterns or electric lanterns, butane lanterns, propane lanterns, battery lanterns and candle lanterns are newer to scene though. All of them being different they have advantages and disadvantages...

If you already have a camping stove or other camping equipment that uses fuel consider getting a lantern that uses same type of fuel so you won't have to remember to bring both fuels and you'll use less space too. Although some dual-fuel Coleman lanterns will burn both white gas or unleaded gasoline (check to be sure).

Camping lanterns that burn fuel can come with either glass globes or metal mesh globes. The advantage to glass is that it lets more light through, but since it's glass it is fragile. Metal mesh globes are much tougher than glass but they do block some of light.

When you buy a camping lantern make sure to get extra mantles, fuel, bulbs, and/or batteries, it's not much fun needing a lantern part in middle-of-nowhere and not being able to get it when you need it.

As you know, it’s been well documented, that average golfer has a slice or pull hook…because they come over top. Which is nice to know, but you’d think that by now, there would be an EASY way to fix it!

There’s been so much written, recorded, videotaped and even transmitted.

Enough already.

We know what it looks like, we know what results are, we know it produces weak slices or ugliest pull hooks known to man.

Isn’t somebody going to step forth and give averge golfer a proven, easy-to-execute, cure for this debilitating ailment?

Isn’t somebody going to finally provide golfers with a way to get to root cause of this problem?

Isn’t somebody going to ever reveal precisely what you need to do to correct it…in most simple terms…so even a doofus could follow?

And with all golf instructors on this planet, why hasn’t anybody figured it out?

Or have they?