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• Native Americans and Golf: Adopting the Scottish Game

  Here’s an interesting question for you, and I’ll give you five seconds to answer. What does the abbreviation, NAGT stand for? Maybe someone out there got it – maybe someone near the Wisconsin Dells, Arizona, New Mexico, Alabama or Michigan. It’s the Native American Golf Tour, and even though it seems to be predominantly state …

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• Golf’s Legendary Rivalries: The Great Triumvirate

  Golf has been kind to every generation of gallery members. In the past two decades, we’ve gotten to watch Tiger and Phil, Lorena and Annika, with a stellar surrounding cast each week. My generation got the “Big Three,” and all the spirit that good golf rivalries offer. Every week, it was Arnie, Pennsylvania’s version of …

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• Christina Kim: On Being Korean

  Christina Kim: On Being Korean As a colorful presence on the LPGA stage (and everywhere else), the persona and play of Christina Kim is interesting enough. Her flamboyance on the course undoubtedly rubs more sphinx-like players and staid veterans the wrong way, but a little tour spice is good, so long as it respects the …

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• The Great Mickey Wright: Rocket to Recluse

  I’ve heard it said more than once (particularly when Michelle Wie was new to the tour) that a tall, powerful female golfer with a big swing arc is going to have special problems mastering the long game. Such a statement may appear all well and good in theoretical conversation, but if we look back at …

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• Thanks, Chi-Chi!

  For those who grew up with golf in the sixties through the eighties, we got to watch a pretty colorful cast of characters each week. We had the intense, the suave, the unruffled and the stormy…and we had Chi-Chi. Juan Antonio Rodriguez, Chi-Chi, was a serious golfer, no doubt about it, but amidst all the …

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• Managing Difficult Lies

  New Price Drops: Save up to 40%     Rarely on the golf course do you find your ball with a perfectly flat lie.  Different regions can produce severe changes in elevation.  Making the proper adjustments in your set up and maintaining your balance through the swing are keys to hitting these shots consistently.  The …

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• Review of the Cobra S3 Driver

  The Cobra S3 and S3 Max Driver for Women For some years now I have been dithering about my golf clubs. When I read Matt Keller’s review of the Top Women Drivers for 2011 it spurred me into action. This is why I am now considering the Cobra S3 Driver for women. For years I …

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• Remembering Patty Berg

  Somewhere in the late fifties, I received a bag of golf clubs from my aunt, who had moved on to more modern technology. There were clubs from every make, style and century – mashies and niblicks, brassies and spoons – woods with enough loft to replace a sand wedge and gnarled old putters made by …

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• Review of Golf Girl FWS2 Petite Golf Clubs

  Golf Girl FWS2 Petite Lady Pink Hybrid Club Set & Cart Bag My niece has just grown out of her junior golf clubs and has asked me to research the Golf Girl FWS2 Petite Lady Pink Hybrid Club Set & Cart Bag. Unlike many of the rest of the family she is slim and petite …

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• Tiger Woods and Stevie Williams bite the dust!

  After 12 great years, 63 wins and 13 major titles! Tiger Woods has parted ways with Stevie Williams! “I want to express my deepest gratitude to Stevie for all his help, but I think it’s time for a change,” Woods said on his site. “Stevie is an outstanding caddie and a friend and has been …

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