I started riding motorcycles at around 9 years old, Started
racing local dirt tracks and rough scrambles at 13. At 16 was
racing in regional professional motocross events. Started
roadracing in my early 20's, raced AMA Superbike nationals
until age 31.

In the mean time spent most vacations touring the country on
a variety of street bikes, including a Suzuki GT250, an
American Eagle 750,  Suzuki GS 750, Kawasaki KX 1000,
Kawasaki KX 1300, and over 70,000 miles on a Suzuki
GSX1100G. I have traveled through the Yukon , BC, Alaska
and large portions of the western United State visiting and
playing golf courses.

Dale is partners with his brother Dan in Zlock Racing, one of
the premier independent race shops in the country. Building
racing engines and performance components for motorcycles
for over 20 years. Zlock Racing as a privateer racing effort
has put riders and bikes in the top ten at the Daytona 200
and won national titles in Formula – USA and North American
Superbikes (NASB). More recently Dan was crew chief for
Oliver Jervis on the Canadian Factory BMW team, giving
BMW its first national racing victory in almost two decades at
Mosport last year. They also came within 6 points of winning
the Pro Thunder national title in Canada and . For more on
Zlock Racing products and services check out ZlockRacing.
com.

Origin of ZRTours Golf Clubs

After a trip up the Alaska hwy I had this brilliant idea of taking
a motorcycle trip through the Yukon. As I was planning the trip
I found there were a number of golf courses in the Yukon. So
it hit me a motorcycle golf trip of the Yukon.

However past experience taught me that carrying a full set of
golf clubs on a motorcycle can be done but rarely easily or
safely. I tried a number of possible bags and mounting
options with only limited success and some that proved a bit
hazardous, until I found a telescopic golf club that had an
adjustable loft head. It worked well  enough to play 18 holes
with only 1 club and packed small.

Problem was getting a steady supply of these clubs.  Did not
want to travel a long ways and have a club break with no
spare. So I looked at making my own but with regular heads.
Now I have  clubs that travel and are legal.

I could have used rental clubs. Rental clubs are OK, but as
anyone that golfs knowns consistent  good shots is what
leads to low scores. Consistency requires using clubs that
are familiar, giving a  known result for each shot. That is the
main advantage of using the collapsible golf clubs instead of
rentals. There is also the issue of some of the more out of the
way courses don't have rentals.
About Us
2006 Gary Hiller Open,
Putting Champion, using
the "Whole-inOne" club.