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• Lefty Golf: The Far Side of the Ball

  I learned how to play golf as a left-hander because those were the clubs available from aunt and uncle hand-me-downs. I wasn’t great, but got my game up and running somewhat  (although the comment once made of Jim Furyk’s swing applied – “beheading a snake in a phone booth.”)  I switched, once new equipment became …

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• PGA Snowbirds: Where do the Pros Go for the Winter?

  It is my unhappy task to break the bad news to golf fans everywhere about our favorite touring pros, and I do so with an appropriate sense of betrayal. As we slog through the winters at our respective places of work, piling up the pennies and cutting back on Big Macs so that we can …

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• Great Asian Golfers: Just theTip of the Iceberg

  For anyone sitting around fretting over the Korean invasion of western golf tours, wake up. You’re taking the small view, and it’s going to bring you an ugly surprise. Good medicine for a case of xenophobic nerves or low level paranoia would be to celebrate global inclusion in this game, which can only make it …

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• John Daly: Cascade Failure

  This evening’s golf news has saved the public from another article on Scottish golf terminology, the history of the golf spike, or some such dusty academic essay. John Daly is back, and he’s more interesting than anything else I could possibly come up with on a dreary Thursday. I’ve always had a “Poor guy, why …

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• Golf Fashion: Oh…don’t go out looking like that

  Steel Magnolias co-star Olympia Dukakis had a line for the ages, suggesting that the difference between mankind and the beasts lies in our ability to accessorize.  Nowhere is that more relevant than in the game of golf and its accompanying sense of fashion. The movie script made no mention, however, of our ability to accessorize …

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• ‘Top Flight’ Travel: Tips for Flying with Your Golf Bag

  I’m Nate Schrader, and while writing for TravelProducts.com many travelers ask about how we can help them choose items for their flight. Usually headed to warm weather, it’s no surprise golfers ask how we can make their golf trip better. As much as I wish we sold golf products, we don’t. However, I have heard enough …

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• Runner-Up: Seconds, Collapses and The Stare

  Who says they don’t remember you if you finished second? They do if you made a real habit of it. Golf lore is filled with pathetic strings of almosts, and the worst part is that they sometimes happen to the nicest people. As a person who was up by 8 on the tenth tee and …

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• Do YOU have a MAN’s golf bag?

  It’s no surprise statement that men and women are two totally different species. From cleanliness to multitasking to dealing with feelings, men are the opposite end of the spectrum than women. Occasionally though, a parts of a woman’s personality will match up with a typically masculine trait. When trying to judge one’s personality, an uncommon …

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• 2011 U.S. Women’s Open

  Predictions on Who Will Win the 2011 U.S. Women’s Open As all the LPGA tour stars gather in Colorado Springs at The Broadmoor’s East Course, all eyes are on Yani Tseng. Can she at the young age of 22 become the first golfer man or woman to complete the career grand slam? Wednesday the Golf …

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• Golf Bags for Women

  There are three basic types of golf bags. Tour Bags These are the large bags that you see tour players using. Although it is still possible to buy these bags in leather most are made from a form of vinyl. They can weight up to 45 lbs. empty. They are used on tour as they …

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