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Golf Equipment / Hot List 365

It may not be the most important letter in the history of international diplomacy, but a 12-page communique sent July 8 from golf's ruling bodies to equipment manufacturers seems to be another meaningful step toward...

Monday, 7/18/2011 at 3:15PM

Posted by Mike Stachura

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Magazines / The Digest

PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem leads our list of the highest-paid golf-association executives.

August 2011

By Alan Pittman

keywords:: golf executives,; Alan Pittman,; money,; income,; Tim Finchem

Golf Tours & News / Equipment

USGA Senior Technical Director Dick Rugge has said it'll take three years to fully know the impact of modified grooves, but thus far the numbers suggest very little change

June 20, 2011

By E. Michael Johnson

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Golf Equipment / New Stuff

Twenty years ago, the renowned cartoonist Johnny Hart (B.C., Wizard of Id) penned a B.C. strip in which a cavewoman known as the Cute Broad is playing golf with the caveman Peter. "Let me get...

Thursday, 5/12/2011 at 3:23PM

Posted by John Strege

keywords:: Dick Rugge,; Golf Balls,; Johnny Hart,; Polara

Golf Equipment / Hot List 365

The Hot List is the most intensive and most important piece of service journalism any golf publication attempts. When the Hot List first debuted in 2004, it began because readers had been asking what clubs...

Tuesday, 1/18/2011 at 2:48PM

Posted by Mike Stachura

keywords:: Bubba Watson,; Dick Rugge,; Golf Digest,; Hot List,; Hot List 365

Golf Tours & News

By amending the groove rule, the USGA is telling manufacturers they won't be able to maneuver their way around it

July 31, 2009

By E. Michael Johnson, Mike Stachura

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Golf Tours & News

Bethpage Black was quickly identified as one of the toughest tests in golf when it first hosted the U.S. Open in 2002. Seven years later, advances in technology could soften the course's edge

June 10, 2009

By Mike Stachura