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Articles in Dec, 1998 issue of Golf Digest

• Memories for cushions - golfer Gary Player
  by Tom Callahan
• Who will be the surprise player?
• Keep routine simple: one swing and go
  by Justin Leonard
• Best New Upscale Public - Maximum green fee more than $50
• Neither rain nor snow: How weather affects golf balls
• Swingweight
• Odd man out - golfer David Graham - Interview
• 'Cup' your wrists at the top
  by David Leadbetter
• The square-to-square grip
• When dirt gets on your face - golfing techniques - Brief Article
  by Art Chou
• Those high-pressure 'easy' shots
  by Bob Rotella
• The Grillroom: Paul Azinger - Brief Article
  by Bob Verdi
• America's Best New Courses - golf courses
  by Ron Whitten
• Golf Digest Directory
• Ball retrievers
• You might need to alter your swing shape
  by Todd Anderson
• Note where the tee points
  by Tom Watson
• Local golf notes - golfing news - Brief Article
  by Dan Jenkins
• Rules Decision
• Body outruns arms, leaves clubface open - Brief Article
• What's on deck
• Did you hear the one about
• Settle on one stroke for one putter - putting in golf - Brief Article
• Swing arms, body in sync
  by Jack Lumpkin
• Note where the tee points you
  by Tom Watson
• The Presidents Cup
  by Mike Stachura
• Creating your own course
  by David Owen
• Doing the 'Pro Twirl'
• Body, arms in sync - Brief Article
  by Jack Lumpkin
• Best New Canadian: Bell Bay leads way
• Steel vs. graphite
• Can it be true?
• How to tailor your set makeup to your game
  by Janet Coles
• Line up parallel to target
  by Josh Zander
• The Tours - Brief Article
• We don't need no stinkin' rules
• Bound for glory - up and coming golfers
  by Johnny Miller
• 'Ring the bell' to get inside
• Wrist set: Your key to contact
• Forgiveness is one thing, but the idea is to hit the ball on center
• Exploit them in a wide variety of situations
  by Judy Rankin
• The big heist - increase in thefts of golf clubs
  by Scott Smith
• Golf Stats
• When to shoot for the pin - Brief Article
  by Chuck Cook
• Best New Private
• How to fit your game from head to toe - golf equipment - Brief Article
• Putter length
• Two special clubs that reward special attention
  by Chuck Cook
• When to shoot for the pin
  by Chuck Cook
• Avoid the flying elbow
  by Tiger Woods
• How to match your equipment to your swing - Brief Article
  by Roger Schiffman
• The procedure for a provisional
  by John Morrissett
• When the new wears off
• Men's and women's clubs: Vive la difference
• Head games
• How to play low-spin balls
  by Todd Anderson
• Splitsville for Nick and 'Lead' - golfer Nick Faldo departs from long-time teacher David Leadbetter - Brief Article
• Talk of the Tours
• What's the number? - economic aspects of the PGA Tour - Brief Article
  by Jerry Tarde
• Off line: Adjust shoulders
  by Josh Zander
• The President's game - golf news and information
• The long and short of it
• Car trunks can heat up to as much as 170 degrees
• What's new for 1999 - golf equipment
  by Peter Farricker
• Square up the lob wedge
  by Chuck Cook
• Gentlemen, start your libidos - covering the Senior PGA Tour - Brief Article
  by Liz Comte Reisman
• Trip Down Under scrambles TV broadcasts
• The TPA: A matter of control - organizing the Tour Players Association
  by Dave Kindred
• Your fingers can help you
• Best New Affordable Public - Maximum green fee $50 or less
• Dimple patterns: Symmetry is the key
• Reversible windshirts
• Steepen swing in the rough
  by Judy Rankin
• The Advisor
• Golf's new world order - economic aspects of 1999 PGA TOUR
  by Nick Seitz
• Parallel equals square
• Birdies and Bogeys
• Impact duration
• Hard to resist
• Tee higher to swing flatter
  by Hank Haney