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Articles in Oct, 2002 issue of Golf Digest

• The putting peg
• Golfers we like Jerry Rice
  by Brian Wacker
• Tour tested: the latest gear to help you play better
  by Mike Stachura
• A captain creation: Curtis Strange's latest Virginia design
  by Matthew Rudy
• Mom would've paid the fine
• Thrown for a loop: tale of a convicted Tour Caddie
  by Dave Kindred
• A wild ride for the beemer
  by Dan Jenkins
• Breaking 100-90-80: your monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Butch Harmon
• School's out
  by Ryan Herrington
• Death of the white shoe
• Should Jack hang it up?
• But parking is free!
• Frank talk: how much sole you need; how tough your clubface is; how to fix a short putter
  by Frank Thomas
• The Golf Guru: things every golfer should know
• Watson's shortcuts: to hit the ball farther, learn to clear your hips faster
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• Who won't age well?
  by Johnny Miller
• Travel notes
  by Matthew Rudy
• Tryon gets a do-over
• About-face: the USGA's final edict on COR should end the confusion over which drivers conform—and which do not
  by Mike Stachura
• Psyched to win: sport psychologists convince pros like Ernie Els that the key to beating Tiger is mostly mental
  by Jaime Diaz
• The Golf Digest School
  by Mike LaBauve
• Remember San Antonio
  by Jim Moriarty
• It's all about the pants: best dressed tour pros are buying trousers that fit
• Leadbetter's lessons: for better wedge play, study Furyk's knee action
  by David Leadbetter
• Tell us how you really feel
• From the gallery
• The grillroom: Chris DiMarco
  by Bob Verdi
• Natalie Gulbis: with charm, good looks and talent to spare, she's been hailed as the LPGA's Next Best Thing. The question is, will her funky swing hold up? Her coach gives us the answer
  by Butch Harmon
• Utility woods: think, 4-iron
  by Johnny Miller
• Here's the deal
  by Matthew Rudy
• The Little Pro goes video
• Editor's letter
  by Jerry Tarde
• Mission: unpopular; as many of America's best known courses turned from parkland layouts into virtual forests, their basic character changed. Now, led by Oakmont, they're returning to their roots
  by Peter McCleery
• Glass putters
• Thanks, Nancy: sharing memories of Lopez' 25-year career
  by Jim Moriarty
• Ask Mr. Style
  by Marty Hackel
• Food review
  by Matthew Rudy
• Daly's sticky situation
• My chipping {secrets}: how to get it close—from anywhere
  by Tiger Woods
• Home stretches save back from pain
  by Kelly Blackburn
• My first time
  by David Gossett
• Modern players `post up' for power
  by Johnny Miller
• Rules of the game: Evans lost a ball but gained the memory of a lifetime
• Can't we just call you Billy?
• But where are your clubs?
• Lessons learned on the bag
  by David Owen
• Nelson at ninety: a visit with Lord Byron
  by Tom Callahan
• Swing keys: establish a routine to ease tension on the course
  by Jeff Sluman
• Why travel light?
  by Johnny Miller
• The not-so-big easy: Audubon Park in New Orleans blooms as a prime short course
  by Matthew Rudy
• No more executive privilege
• What's in my bag
  by Fred Couples
• Good-bye, Arnie
• Ask the doctor
• Gary Player: take it from the man in black: rats save lives, caning isn't all bad, and we make our own breaks
  by Guy Yocom
• New shift in bunker-shot strategy
  by Johnny Miller
• On the clock: Mark Russell
  by Isaac Gruber
• Tulips, clogs … and golf?
• The princess diaries
• Satellite golf
• Face-off: Hotdog vs. Powerbar
• Inside looks: the many faces of Sonartec; and the no-hosel driver from Butler
• Doug Sanders: one of a kind
  by Johnny Miller
• Ask the referee
• Gunning for Uncle Tiger
• This month
• Germ warfare