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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Golf Digest

• Double Jeopardy! The tour's know-it-all challenges the quiz show's all-time champ
  by Craig Bestrom
• The Golf Guru: things every golfer should know
• Make the right choice
• Golf Digest etiquette: tips for the green
• Hit and hold: like Trevino, develop your left arm and wrist for more accuracy
  by Jim Flick
• Hit down and through on your pitches
  by Kurt Mantyla
• Organic practices: environmentally conscious efforts are making a difference at Tierra Verde Golf Club
  by Ron Whitten
• Golf on the fly: got some time to kill before your flight? Don't just sit there—tee it up. Here are the top public courses near America's busiest airports
  by Ron Kaspriske
• What you're thinking: Golfdigest.com survey
• How they won it: if you crunch the numbers, the key to victory is no secret
• Give us Arnie! What do you think about the Masters? Check out our online survey results
• More from Moore: after the greatest amateur season of the modern era, UNLV's Ryan Moore thinks he can do something special at this year's Masters
  by Ryan Herrington
• Face time with Tiger
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Maximize practice
  by Don Sutherland
• Phil, by the book: the Masters champion-turned-author shares some favorite memories of life on tour
• Watching the masters in hi-def
• America's 50 greatest teachers
• Annika: heiress apparent
  by Johnny Miller
• David Owen: getting in the gutter during golf's off-season
  by David Owen
• Frank talk: defining kick point in shafts; how forged and cast irons differ; rating practice balls
  by Frank Thomas
• Viewer's guide: sold out: tournament remains one tough ticket
  by Sue Ellen Powell
• Stadler: it's not how, but how many
  by Johnny Miller
• Seve: a quarter-century after winning his first Masters, a legendary figure struggles to find peace on and off the course
  by Jaime Diaz
• On your mark, get set … walk! Running is a no-no at Augusta, but how about racewalking?
• How to dress for the big ball: the Masters is golf's red carpet, so you better look good
  by Marty Hackel
• Why flowers pass the test
  by Johnny Miller
• Buzz list.
• A two-step drill to hit it farther
  by Kurt Mantyla
• One world, one ball
  by Len Eastment
• My shot: Billy Casper: a winner of 51 tour events speaks out on the value of putting in the dark, hippo as an entree, and why he always wanted to be known as The Gorilla
  by Guy Yocom
• 7 surprising facts
• 'Did I tell you the one about … 'As CBS' voice of the Masters, Jim Nantz has 20 years' worth of stories to tell
  by Craig Bestrom
• Develop both sides: to improve your ball striking, train your weaker muscles
  by Tiger Woods
• Groaners
• New looks
  by Mike Stachura
• Man at work: there's practice, and then there's Vijay practice. Tag along for an afternoon and you'll learn the difference
  by Tom Callahan
• What's hot
  by Bob Appleton
• Back in the swing: 2005 PGA Merchandise Show brings a rush of new products
  by Mike Stachura
• Marshal arts
  by Nina Renaud
• Skippin' it: a practice-round tradition at the 16th hole causes more than a ripple
  by Nick Seitz
• Rolling your ball: how to set up so you strike your putts with the proper loft
  by Jim McLean
• Augusta, 1 through 18: for a full view of Masters magic, take a guided tour of Augusta National from start to finish
  by Dave Black
• Gesundheit! Sound advice for springtime allergy sufferers
• Clarification
• Goals: are you serious about getting better? Make this your best year ever!
  by Bob Carney
• Make every shot count: Byron Nelson's goal 60 years ago still rings true
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• How to reach new highs: set goals and improve skills like a tour player, and watch your scores drop
  by Ernie Els
• Hinge and Pivot: the right, and wrong, way to firm up your pitching
  by Rick Smith
• Nobody slumped like Jack: Tiger's majorless drought just doesn't stack up to the winless streaks of Nicklaus
  by Dan Jenkins
• To cure your slice, hit the toe
  by Kurt Mantyla
• Junior golf
• How to meet your scoring goals by July 4: follow my 12-week practice plan for rapid-fire improvement
  by Jim McLean
• Birdie of the month
• How to play without fear: conquer anxiety on the course by making 'mastery golf' your goal
  by Gio Valiante
• Breakfast with lead: the man who helps us play better is on a mission for juniors
  by Jerry Tarde
• Pass the salt, new grass loves seasoning
  by Ron Whitten
• Breaking 1009080 plus 70: your monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Dean Reinmuth
• The big five:
  by Jaime Diaz
• Who am I? See if you can guess my identity
• 'The right word can work wonders': a decade later, Harvey Penick's gospel lives on
  by Bud Shrake
• How to own your swing: follow my 4 principles for solid ball striking
  by David Leadbetter
• Tip of the month
• Treasure hunt
  by Mike Stachura
• Where to set your hands: it depends on your ball position, your club and the shot you want to hit
  by Butch Harmon
• Surviving the tsunami: Caddie Smiley Thalmueller escapes a wave of destruction in Thailand
  by Dave Kindred
• Steve Flesch: 'drivers and putters are always on waivers.'
  by Mark Soltau