Golf Digest

View more issues:

Articles in Oct, 2000 issue of Golf Digest

• The biggest feat in sports: In the footsteps of a champ - Shaquille O'Neal's shoe size - Brief Article
  by E. Michael Johnson
• Captains Courageous - Golf competitions
• How to hit your pitches close : Master my 4 keys for solid contact, distance control - Brief Article
  by Jane Crafter
• Golf-specific therapies : Scrubs and rubs for tired golfers - Brief Article
  by Melissa Yow
• Behind Tiger's mental toughness - Tiger Woods, golfer - Brief Article
  by Nick Seitz
• Teeing it up for free online - Software - Brief Article
  by Marc Saltzman
• Titanium and Gold lines : A pair of Pinnacles - Golf balls - Brief Article
• Golf Digest Directory
• Chip like a champ not like a chump : Use your wrists—all the great ones do - Brief Article
  by Jim Mclean
• Ultimate backyards — It's golf's biggest fantasy: A course of one's owns - Brief Article
  by Ron Whitten
• A critic's eye : Remembering the "forgotten Fazio" - Brief Article
  by Ron Whitten
• Style : Top it off - Brief Article
• Equipment fix for the slicer : The importance of face angle - golf clubs - Brief Article
• How do your putts fall? When it comes to putting, speed kills. This new concept will help you pace them right - Brief Article
  by John Elliott
• Now Playing . . . : Two new reasons to visit Michigan - Brief Article
  by Ron Whitten
• Other personal dream courses - Brief Article
• Then & Now - analysis of design of golf hole at Sand Hills Golf Club, Nebraska - Brief Article
• Ask the expert : Putter fitting - Brief Article
• The Grillroom : Nick Price - Brief Article - Interview
  by Bob Verdi
• How to play them - Brief Article
• Ups & downs : What's the optimum angle of attack with your putter? - Golf technique - Brief Article
  by Pete McDaniel
• From the Golf Digest labs : How much sand to take? - Brief Article
  by Scott Smith
• Golf Stats - Brief Article
• Rules of Golf: Appendix II, 4b — Club design: Head dimension - Brief Article
• Bunkered? Don't change a thing : Maintain the status quo for better bunker play - Brief Article
  by Don Hurter
• Travel Notes - Brief Article
• How to achieve a truer roll - Kate Dunn, golfer - Brief Article
  by Tim Mahoney
• Leaders in the clubhouse - Brief Article
• Adams clubs combine steel and graphite: Tight Lies irons with GT shaft - golf equipment - Brief Article
• 'Don't ever grow old. No, do.' : The winning caddie in the '21 U.S. Open recalls his experiences with sporting greatness
  by Tom Callahan
• The Gallery - letters - Brief Article
• Ready, aim : A quick guide to proper alignment - Brief Article
  by Butch Harmon
• How to make an easy turn - Golf technique - Brief Article
  by Tom Watson
• The Advisor - Brief Article
• Wedgewood and Orlimar : Long-iron substitutes - Golf clubs - Brief Article
• My First Time - Brief Article
• How to pick a club for approaches - Brief Article
  by Justin Leonard
• Pocket Tips : A portable summary of 12 key lessons - Brief Article
• Directory - Brief Article
  by Sue Sawyer
• The First Tee initiative : A different sort of 'best ball' - Brief Article
• The inside story : FootJoy's DryI.C.E - Golf clubs - Brief Article
• Native son : Notah Begay III finds success, but only after experiencing his share of knocks - Interview
• Club isn't high on these hogs : Pig farmers and a Florida golf club are at odds over playing music to soothe the animals - Interview
  by Dave Kindred
• Blade runner : Jesper Parnevik demonstrates why he's one of the best iron players on tour - Brief Article
  by Peter Kostis
• A good turn means more distance - Golf swing - Brief Article
  by Tiger Woods
• Where golfers rest in peace - Brief Article
  by David Owen
• The science of spin : Going ballistic - golf swing - Brief Article
• Breaking 100-90-80 : A monthly guide to the scoring basics - golf tips - Brief Article
  by Jim Goergen
• Firm left leg can mean more power - Brief Article
  by David Leadbetter
• Triple play : Tiger Woods' third major title of 2000 adds another layer to his legend
  by Dan Jenkins
• Viva Las Vegas : The brightest lights—and best bets—in Las Vegas are the hot new golf courses
  by Hunki Yun