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Articles in April, 2001 issue of Golf Digest

• Bali Hai Golf Club : Las Vegas Strip Tees
  by Jim Moriarty
• Rules of the Game
• GOLFDIGEST.COM : Guide to website contents
• The Grillroom: Jan Stephenson
  by Bob Verdi
• How to hit crisp chips and pitches
  by David Leadbetter
• Lessons from the Masters : When pictures are worth a thousand lessons
• '51: Hogan wins his first
• How I play the bad-luck mudball
  by Tiger Woods
• The only 3 shots you really need : Why the drive, wedge shot and lag putt are keys to lower scores
  by Justin Leonard
• Golf games
• Cutting-edge irons
• Fit to be tried: New high-tech tools and methods can help you find the perfect putter
  by Barry Salberg
• It's a game of pushing, not pulling
  by Johnny Miller
• The 13th : The picturesque pushover
• The practice-round tradition
• I answer your questions
  by Tiger Woods
• Please, don't tell me you 'golf'
  by David Owen
• What's in my bag?
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• Kids on the course : What to look for when choosing a summer camp
  by Topsy Siderowf
• How to really Tigerproof Augusta
  by Johnny Miller
• The 10th : Descending the 100-foot staircase
• Masters field
• The 11th : A higher, harder target
• Have a credit card ready: Playing golf Masters week is costly
  by Bob Harig
• The Tiger Woods trading-card frenzy : He's already a grand master
  by Matthew Rudy
• The Advisor
• The journey before the putt
  by Dave Kindred
• Hit it solid: How to cut the fat shots from your game
  by Hank Haney
• From the Gallery
• A master's first look — More than 30 years after his first-hand plunge into life on the PGA Tour, The Bogey Man does Augusta and gives a rookie's impressions
  by George Plimpton
• Quiz answers
• Now playing . . . : Finally! A good television spinoff
  by Ron Whitten
• Golf Jobs
• Player to Watch : Blast from the past
  by Matthew Rudy
• Hix nix sticks flix
  by Tom Callahan
• Tiger's fifth-year challenge: Another big year in the majors can move him ahead of Jack Nicklaus' pace
  by Dan Jenkins
• The 6th : Wild contours and tucked pins
• The home of the Masters doesn't have much elbow room : The National's neighborhood
  by Cliff Schrock
• Then Now
• How low can you go? Furnace Creek celebrates 75 years
• The Month in Golf : Highlights
• Judging wind goes high tech
  by Peter Farricker
• My First Time
• MIND OVER WATER: A low-handicapper, an NFL lineman and a tour pro hit 50 shots apiece at TPC Sawgrass' island green
  by John Hawkins
• THE 15th : Downhill and dangerous
• 2001 Ad
  by Dave Kindred
• Song of the South
• Travel Notes