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Readers Fix the FedEx Cup
Doug Ferguson of the Associated Press writes today that FedEx playoffs were great, but that the "Super Bowl" was a yawner. Tim Rosaforte in the new Golf World reports on some of the player suggestions. Based on your letters, you...
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Is the PGA Tour spoiled?
There has been a great deal of discussion around the office and among friends about Jaime Diaz's Golf World column earlier this month about golf's sabbatical from Tiger and the lessons it's taught us. One of Diaz's takeaway was that...
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Anthony Kim: Gripping Down
Gid Pool of North Port, Florida, was so taken with the way Anthony Kim grips down on his clubs that he went out and tried it, to good effect: After watching Anthony Kim choke down on this clubs and just...
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Golf Deals: A Free Course!
Golf Digest's Golf & Money package in the October issue has received a lot of attention from readers and media alike. Perhaps the most popular section was "The Best Deals in Golf". One Pennsylvania reader writes with a terrific addition:...
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Ryder Cup: More Reader Reaction
The further we get from this Ryder Cup, the better it looks. I was bothered by the overzealous stoking of the Kentucky crowd by Boo Weekley and captain Azinger, but what lingers is a great competition taken over the by...
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Ryder Cup: Readers React
Based on your letters, you loved the Ryder Cup, thrilled to the phenomenal shotmaking, were happy that the U.S. won, but admired the Euros, too. Unlike the British press, you're not very hard on Faldo at all. Here's a sampling....
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Ryder Cup: The Rookies Rule
There are two people who were dead right about the Ryder Cup. One was Colin Montgomerie. He said that the rookie contribution to the European team (and the U.S. side for that matter) would be critical. He pointed out that...
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Faldo: Off His Rocker or Inspired?
Nick Faldo's benching of Sergio Garcia--"he just needed his rest"--and Lee Westwood this morning, which now looks prescient, nonetheless drew some are-you-kiddings from the European press. My favorite is John Hopkins commentary on TimesOnline. Nick Faldo is off his rocker....
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Ryder Cup: The Rookie Factor
Continuing the discussion prompted by Colin Montgomerie's comments about the importance of rookies in the 37th Ryder Cup--there are ten in all--here's the scoring record so far: After Day One, the American rookies maintain a slight edge over their European...
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Ryder Cup: Tracking Those Rookies
Let's follow the argument made by Colin Montgomerie Thursday that rookies could well be the key to this Ryder Cup: There are ten of them in total, six on the U.S. Side, four on the European Side. Montgomerie pointed out...
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