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Articles in Dec, 2003 issue of Golf Digest

• On the tee: player's pick
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Breaking 100-90-80: your monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Jim Suttie
• Still great at 98: Walter Estby swings like a man half his age. What's his secret?
  by Shelby Futch
• What you're thinking: Golfdigest.com survey
• The loud sound of silence
  by Jerry Tarde
• Vijay's wipe out: cleaning up a green should be a hands-on project
  by Pete McDaniel
• Modern art
  by Mike Stachura
• Never too late to learn
  by J. Albert Long
• Chi Chi Rodriguez: pound for pound, he's still the funniest guy in golf. But he also reveals the tears of a clown
  by Guy Yocom
• Putt without pain: use a physioball to keep your lower back limber late in the round
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Fancy footwork: to hit it farther, work on your weight transfer. Here's how-
  by Grace Park
• Friendship comes first
  by Rob Thoms
• Swing keys: when you're on the tee, think tempo, not mechanics
  by Kenny Perry
• Handicap
• What's in my bag
  by Mark Soltau
• How to take a lesson and get better
  by Randy Smith
• My first time
• On the clock: lift, clean & cheat?
• Weight watchers: sizing up new drivers from Callaway and Cobra
• Questions of etiquette
• Nick Price; what midlife crisis? I feel like I can play this game as well as ever
• Gift guide
  by Marty Hackel
• Butch's basics: match up your V's for straighter shots
  by Butch Harmon
• Where's your hot spot? Want to get the most out of your new driver? Hit it on the hot spot. Where's that? Think higher, not lower
  by Mike Stachura
• Major underdogs
  by Craig Bestrom
• Tiger tips: imagination: how to belly the ball when you're up against the collar
  by Tiger Woods
• A better way to remember the dearly departed
  by David Owen
• 3 steps to a choke proof swing: all it takes is a stronger grip and a simple body turn
  by Scott Davenport
• You took a lesson & got worse: when the search for a cure makes your swing—and your game—go the wrong way
  by Michael Oneal
• A heads-up style can help you control speed
  by Johnny Miller
• Watson's shortcuts: to keep your spine angle consistent, try this "hanger drill"
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• Ask the referee
• Flick's master tips: how to use your bounce to produce a fail-safe flop shot
  by Jim Flick
• Martha and power
  by Fred Cifelli
• Royal & ancient: nice shot! Prince Andrew becomes the R&A's captain with a boom
  by John Barton
• The Golf Guru: things every golfer should know
• Trying out for a dream: we all want to be something we're not
  by Tom Callahan
• The best things in golf: our man picks the places, the people and all the things in between
  by Dan Jenkins
• The truth about 'getting stuck'
  by Johnny Miller
• Neapolitan sundae: daily-fee golf in Naples, Fla.—once severely limited—now comes in several appetizing new flavors
  by Tim Rosaforte
• Follow-through: club schemers plead guilty
  by Mike Stachura
• Frank Talk: a closed clubface doesn't help your swing; and why lighter shafts aren't always better
  by Frank Thomas
• Ken Green & Nip take on a gator
  by Dave Kidred
• Thinner flagsticks mean more holes-in-one
  by Johnny Miller
• Find your grain
  by Rick Smith