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Sports Illustrated
February 27, 2001
Joe Durant |
My Shot It took eight years, but I improved 45 strokes and went from worst to first at the Hope...   |
Sports Illustrated
February 26, 2001
John Garrity |
Flying the unfriendly skies I'd love to hear from any of you who have had your clubs creatively handled by the airlines. And I'd like to know if any of these airlines have offered more than $25 and a raspberry for your inconvenience... |
Sports Illustrated
February 23, 2001
Alan Shipnuck |
Television sets a testy tone My trip to the Golf Channel studios... |
Sports Illustrated
February 20, 2001
Jaime Diaz |
New 'Tude on Tour These days, more and more young players are rising to the top ranks of the game. As a result, many veterans are beginning to feel overmatched. Worse, they perceive a lack of respect from the youngsters, many of whom they view as narcissistic brats whose accomplishments don't measure up to their egos... |
Sports Illustrated
February 20, 2001
Richard Riordan |
My Shot The best part about being mayor of L.A.? I'm often able to mix business with pleasure... |
Sports Illustrated
February 20, 2001
Gary Van Sickle |
More equipment highlights Here's the second half of what I saw that was new and cool at the PGA Merchandise Show. And, if there's any justice in the world, all of it should make its way into my bag... |
Sports Illustrated
February 16, 2001
John Garrity |
One range's dramatic rebirth The Robin Nigro Golf Academy and Practice Center |
Sports Illustrated
February 15, 2001
Alan Shipnuck |
In praise of Mickelson Pay close attention to the prediction below ... |
Sports Illustrated
February 14, 2001
Gary Van Sickle |
My favorite swings We all have golfers we love to watch. I enjoy seeing the swings of Nick Price, Andrew Magee and Lee Trevino. Whom do you like? |
Sports Illustrated
February 13, 2001
Jaime Diaz |
The Tour's Mr. Right Almost overnight the game has changed on the PGA Tour because an ever-expanding number of players are driving the ball huge distances, which allows them to attack every pin with shorter irons... |
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