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Frank Thomas "Frank talk: fairway woods aren't getting any bigger, but they're still easier to hit than long irons". Golf Digest. FindArticles.com. 10 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0HFI/is_2003_August/ai_105542485/

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Articles in August, 2003 issue of Golf Digest

• First and 10: former football star Tony Mandarich finds new life on the fairways
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Frank talk: fairway woods aren't getting any bigger, but they're still easier to hit than long irons
  by Frank Thomas
• Testing Europe's Puff Daddys
  by Craig Bestrom
• America's 50 greatest teachers
• Ask the referee
• A simple and free alternative: the Golf Digest Handicap
  by Dean Knuth
• Tiger tips: to score your best, learn how to finesse your pitch shots
  by Tiger Woods
• The Golf Guru: things every golfer should know
• Butch's basics: adjust your setup and swing to hit your short irons higher
  by Butch Harmon
• Leadbetter's lessons: to maximize your clubhead speed, improve your lag position
  by David Leadbetter
• Watson's shortcuts: how to pitch it close when the ball's above your feet
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• Return to a classic: Oak Hill has all the elements for a major championship
  by Ron Whitten
• On the clock: rules quiz
• Every golfer needs to get carded: establishing a handicap is easier than ever, and Golf Digest is here to help get you started
  by Peter McCleery
• Rick's practice tips: start your downswing with your right hand and right knee
  by Rick Smith
• Take good care of the important golfers in your life
  by David Owen
• What's in my bag
  by Matthew Rudy
• Duval's driver dilemma
  by Johnny Miller
• Golf Digest Handicap at a
• Damage control: when a club breaks, sometimes you can't replace it
  by Pete McDaniel
• The grillroom: Jack Nicklaus
  by Bob Verdi
• The Golf Digest School
  by Andrew Dawes
• Ask Mr. Style
  by Marty Hackel
• My first time
• Stick 'em up, senor
  by Dave Kindred
• Finding his way home: winning a U.S. Open and a family's love 35 years ago at Oak Hill showed Lee Trevino what was missing in his life
  by Jaime Diaz
• Which hue for you?
• Breaking 100-90-80: your monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Josh Zander
• How to detect a sandbagger or a vanity handicapper
• May the forest be with you: left for dead, a wonderful Weiskopf design is rescued by one of its lenders
  by Ron Whitten
• The caddie caper
  by Cliff Schrock
• Sand savers
  by Mike Stachura
• Foot position is key to shotmaking
  by Johnny Miller
• Bethpage bio
• 4 slices & their cures
  by Jim Flick
• Doug Sanders: congenial hit men, 190-proof moonshine and a bank shot off a freight train: darkness and light from a pro who saw it all
  by Guy Yocom