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Articles in March, 2004 issue of Golf Digest

• The Golf Guru: things every golfer should know
• Darren Clarke: makes strides after losing weight
  by John Huggan
• I tried it
  by Mike Hulbert
• Golf carts are one sweet ride
  by Johnny Miller
• War games: add a blast from the past to your next golf trip, with this battle-themed drive from Pennsylvania to Virginia
  by Jim Moriarty
• And while you're at it … Here are six more suggestions for simplifying the rules book
• Flick's master tips: practice swinging from your knees for longer, straighter shots
  by Jim Flick
• Swing keys: you can swing as hard as you want, as long as your fundamentals are sound
  by Suzann Pettersen
• Way beyond his Ken: Kenny Perry breaks through with a new approach: 'it's a game'
  by Tom Callahan
• Leadbetter's lessons: try a new-style grip to help your wrist action
  by David Leadbetter
• Teaching systems are for the birds
  by Johnny Miller
• The real difference between you & Tiger: our exclusive survey of amateur play at Torrey Pines reveals this: the gap between you and the pros is even bigger than you think
  by Peter McCleery
• Hibernating handicaps
• Deceiving appearances
  by Mike Stachura
• Views of Laura
  by Amy Lawrence
• Rick's practice tips: what you need to know when hitting off artificial turf
  by Rick Smith
• Ask the referee
• Looking for love: Tiger's proposal prompts a spike in golf personals
  by Dan Jenkins
• Locker room
  by Annmarie Dodd
• Old Tom and the underground Guru
  by Jerry Tarde
• Forget the green, how many yards is it to the water?
• What now for David Duval? Off the course, he's found love. He's about to become a husband and a father of three. He says he still loves the game, too. There's just one question: will it love him back?
  by Jaime Diaz
• The eyes have it
• Tree + fairway = terrible hole design
• Who is Stan Utley? He will change the way you chip & putt: the pros swear by his technique. Try it and you will, too
  by Stan Utley
• Smooth style, rough spot: you can't always control where your shots go, but you can look good watching them. This spring's hottest golf fashion will feature sleek, slimmer cuts—and bold, bright colors
• Wanna bet? These games will add some spark to your matches
  by David Owen
• Inside looks/hot list
• The angry golfer
  by John (English admiral) Hawkins
• Adam Scott: how similar is my swing to Tiger's? See for yourself …
  by Scott Smith
• Breaking 100-90-80: your monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Renee Powell
• A nine-hole match with the devil: two-time major winner Hubert Green takes on cancer with the same resolve he shows on the golf course
  by Dave Kindred
• Who's who? Confused? We'll help you tell these two Aussies apart
  by Craig Bestrom
• Tiger tips: how to get the ball up quickly from a fairway banker
  by Tiger Woods
• Style & substance
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Frank talk: don't sweat the silly new rule on tees; plus the shelf life of today's golf balls
  by Frank Thomas
• Tuning in Singh
• Greg Norman age 49 Hobe Sound, Florida: crashing copters, kicking kangaroos, menacing boulders, a case of the bends and Mize's chip-in. For tales of near misses, the Shark is the man to see
  by Guy Yocom
• Beat the weather: how to play your best in wet, wind and cold
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• Environmental awards: The Vineyard, Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks and Lost Marsh honored
  by Ron Whitten
• Jonathan Kaye: 'I love all my clubs, especially the long irons. I don't have any one favorite
  by Mark Soltau
• What you're thinking: Golfdigest.com survey
• The Golf Digest school
  by Andrew Dawes