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Articles in Nov, 2002 issue of Golf Digest

• The French judge gives Tiger a 4.5
• Rules of the game: tour pros thrown for a loop by caddie catch
  by Pete McDaniel
• Digging deeper at Augusta: Hootie Johnson refuses to back down, and the stakes continue to rise
  by Marcia Chambers
• From the gallery
• When is a 10-foot putt impossible?
  by Johnny Miller
• Golfers we like Jerry Rice
  by Brian Wacker
• Will they take a check?
• Dry—and totally cool: thanks to Tiger, short-sleeve rainshirts are all the rage
  by Annmarie Dodd
• What's in my bag
  by Topsy Siderowf
• Going, going, gone! Baseball great Mark McGwire adapts his home-run swing to golf
  by David Leadbetter
• You can quote me
  by Johnny Miller
• My first time
• One-putt wonder
• Movin' on up
  by Ryan Herrington
• Swinging in the rain
• Vote now for worst major
  by Dan Jenkins
• The `resistance' swing is not without peril
  by Johnny Miller
• Mike Weir: with a tightened swing, this lefty is poised to become one of the tour's most consistent drivers
  by Mike Wilson
• Proper dress required
• Ask the referee
• Turn it up a notch: I've taken my game to the next level. Here's how you can, too
  by Ernie Els
• Launch condition: the science of finding a driver for 6-feet-5 slugger
  by Matthew Rudy
• Miracle of the `new' wedge
  by Johnny Miller
• Breaking 100-90-80: your monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Janet Coles
• Jackpot shots
• `Excuse me, Mr. Daly, you're away'
• It's crunch time
• The grillroom: Craig Stadler
  by Bob Verdi
• Which arm rules the swing?
  by Johnny Miller
• Remember San Antonio
  by Jim Moriarty
• Barbed-wire hazards
• On the clock: Mark O'meara
  by Mark Soltau
• Taking sides on Augusta: is it fair to ask Tiger Woods to be Jesse Jackson on the side? And more important, should he be?
  by Tom Callahan
• Corrections
• Encounter with a legend
  by Johnny Miller
• Primary California: DarkHorse Golf Club is an old-school, hand-crafted gem
  by Ron Whitten
• A license to drive
• Ask Mr. Style
  by Marty Hackel
• New this fall: the latest gear to help you play better
  by Mike Stachura
• The best little golf town in America: we rank the best metro areas for golf—1 through 314
  by Matthew Rudy
• Tommy Bolt: the angel within terrible-tempered Tommy offers keen advice on throwing things
  by Guy Yocom
• Butch's basics: to lengthen your swing, let your left heel come up
  by Butch Harmon
• Who needs a 401K?
• Hitler's new bunkers
• Hot stuff for a cold day
• Club scam update: despite recent arrests of golf-club telemarketers, consumers should still be wary
  by Mike Stachura
• `Please don't dent the ceiling, dear'
  by Johnny Miller
• Tiger tips: how to stare down the long, breaking putt
  by Tiger Woods
• Land of the rising sun
• The golf guru: things every golfer should know
• Head games: clubmakers rethink traditional set makeup and design
• #314 Jersey City: limited options
  by Ron Kaspriske
• The Golf Digest School: Jeff Anti, a 9-handicapper from Buffalo Grove, Ill., is a good player but could be a great one if he could solve his problem of pulling putts. The solution was in his setup
  by Ed Bowe
• The man with [almost] everything: Phil Mickelson makes no apologies for his approach to golf and life. And about those missing majors …
  by Jaime Diaz
• This month
• Golden anniversary
• David Owen: teeing it up until the bitter end
• Frank talk: the truth about lofty wedges, flexible faces and unresponsive shafts
  by Frank Thomas
• How they rank
• Editor's letter
  by Jerry Tarde
• Watson's shortcuts: on tight driving holes, put the ball through the uprights
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson