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Tom Callahan "Korea: something is happening south of the 38th parallel. It's become a breeding ground for a hot new export: lady glofers". Golf Digest. FindArticles.com. 27 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0HFI/is_2004_April/ai_114423280/

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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Golf Digest

• Blond ambition
  by Ron Kaspriske
• The new crop
  by Mike Stachura
• It's all in the family
  by Rajeev Puran
• Jack Nicklaus: polio was only slightly worse than peddling insurance. Oysters go down easier than goldfish. And if you want a crack at 18 majors, try humming 'Jamaica Farewell'
  by Guy Yocom
• Golf fiction that shows the game in real terms
  by Cliff Schrock
• K.J. Choi: I want to make my swing as simple as possible
  by Scott Smith
• Leadbetter's lessons: with Michelle Wie, you're talking about history in the making
  by David Leadbetter
• Armchair rules officials
  by Johnny Miller
• A major stage? The Players Championship might be a major one day, but there's really no rush
  by Bob Verdi
• Hot list
• Love's life
  by Jim Daniel
• Yes, Annika could cut it on the PGA Tour
  by Johnny Miller
• The Golf Guru: things every golfer should know
• Butch's basics: why long lags beat short putts as a pre-round warm-up
  by Butch Harmon
• Korea: something is happening south of the 38th parallel. It's become a breeding ground for a hot new export: lady glofers
  by Tom Callahan
• McLean's swing fixes: how a shut clubface hurts, and what to do about it
  by Jim McLean
• Jamaica say you will: this complex island isn't everyone's cup of tea, but for great golf and sizzling nightlife, it's hard to beat
  by Matthew Rudy
• Camp counselor: sport psychologist Bob Rotella gives you advice on how to get your child started in golf
• Frank talk: appreciating the ins, outs, ups and downs of kick point, shaft droop and driver face fatigue
  by Frank Thomas
• Yes on the Hot List …
• Make kids yearn
  by Johnny Miller
• When a 7 is really a 6
• Flick's master tips: how the walk-through drill enhances your feel for the clubhead
  by Jim Flick
• Moment of truth
  by Brent Lawrence
• The Golf Digest school
  by Jim Gregory
• What you're thinking: Golfdigest.com survey
• Watson's shortcuts: how to escape from bunkers that have thin, hard-packed sand
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• The book on breaking 100-90-80: get the best tips from the best teachers in golf
• A real nut case
  by Dave Kindred
• Revisiting the great debate
  by Craig Bestrom
• Tiger tips: to control your short irons, learn how to shallow out your swing
  by Tiger Woods
• Pendulum swings: new portable test device puts PGA Tour drivers on trial—and maybe integrity, too
  by Mike Stachura
• Darren Clarke: 'sometimes a 4-iron is the longest iron in my bag.'
  by Mark Soltau
• … No on the Hot List
  by Patrice Hutin
• Best putter wins
  by Johnny Miller
• David Owen: let's go retro—bring back shaggy greens
• Jack all I know: how to play your best golf all the time
  by Jack Nicklaus
• Aye on the Quiet Eye
  by Johan Schmidt
• Spring training '04: what I'm working on
• You make the call: think you know your rules? Then try tackling our quiz
• One of the ages: fifty years ago this young reporter covered a classic duel between Snead and Hogan
  by Dan Jenkins
• Jack's back
  by Jerry Tarde