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• David Owen: an ode to our club's favorite uncle
• America's 100 greatest golf courses
• Blistering the ball
• Bettin' on the hosses: would you wager $100,000 for a shot at $3 million? These guys have
  by Jaime Diaz
• How to score from the sand
  by Randy Smith
• Hamptons fixer-upper has golf
• Another side of dad: the rest of the world has its view of Dan Jenkins, and I have mine
  by Sally Jenkins
• Tee time in the alps: we take the game to new heights among the mountains of Switzerland and France
  by Matt Ginella
• Stay low after impact: extend your right arm for pure contact and better ball flight
  by Butch Harmon
• Grading the nonmajors
• Spanning the globe: where the best golf is played, from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe
  by John Barton
• Feel + technique: confidence on the greens depends on good mechanics
• Match play
  by Craig Bestrom
• Groaners
• It's all downhill from here
  by Ralph Simpson
• Summer flair: this warm-weather ensemble will show off your stylish side
• Peete's triumph
  by Tom Zulick
• Getting set: these fundamentals govern golf's starting position for your type of swing
• How to swing the big stick
  by Mike McGetrick
• Commitment to kids: we honor five worthy junior programs
  by Topsy Siderowf
• Stunted growth
• Breaking down the numbers
• Alternative energy
  by Mike Stachura
• A wide-open swinger: Ryan has always had solid mechanics
  by Mike Moore
• The Golf Guru: things every golfer should know
• Can you buy your way onto our list? No, our rankings are not for sale. But money matters when it comes to creating today's super courses
  by Ron Whitten
• Back to basics
  by Kim Morgenthaler
• Getting down: here are two road maps for swinging the club down into the ball and through impact
• Family man
• How to find your line
  by Hank Johnson
• America's 100 greatest public courses
• Do clean balls make a difference?
• Our book of lists: the best golf course rankings in the game just got even better
  by Jerry Tarde
• The cost of golf
• Is Tom Fazio good for the game? Golf's leading designer is beloved by many, yet his courses have lifted expectations—and costs—to troubling levels
  by Ron Whitten
• Low tech vs. high tech
• Hey USGA, let's rethink the policy on holes-in-one
• Practice drills: swing exercises you can do at home or at the range to help you groove the proper on-plane movements and correct common faults
• Austin powers: the Texas state capital is a hotbed of great live music—and its golf will have you tapping your toes as well
  by Peter Finch
• My turbo drive: give yourself scoring opportunities off the tee by developing a go-to shot shape
• A new Pak
  by Hunki Yun
• Buzz list
• A fashion plate who can play
  by David Leadbetter
• You really wanna know?
• Golf laughs
  by Robert Cardinal
• The choice is yours: why you should commit to improving your technique. Plus, the critical factors for determining whether you are a one-plane or two-plane swinger
  by Jim Hardy
• Got 10 minutes? The clock's ticking on your free PGA lesson. This year, let's focus on the 3 scoring clubs—driver, wedge, putter
• Let's make a deal: before you make that set of irons part of a tag sale, consider using them as a trade-in
  by Caroline Stetler
• What is Michele Wie worth?
• Stretch of the month: calves
• Hubie the hero
  by Bill Doyle
• Getting going: the backswing fundamentals of the one-plane and two-plane swing differ greatly
• Tune up your game: conquer your scoring clubs: wedges, driver, putter
  by Tiger Woods
• Ask Mr. Style with Marty Hackel
• Dummy headline write a head line for this photo caption
• How our panel rates the courses
• America's 100 greatest golf courses
• Aim the face first: set your stance to the putter, not the other way around
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• What if the hole were a bit wider?
• Brush your side: try Byron Nelson's tip for a repeating swing
  by Jim Flick
• The unnatural: Tom Kite goes back to the PGA Tour to test the young guys
  by Tom Callahan
• Dummy headline phones
• Why wide works: plus a new forged iron—that's right, forged—from Callaway
  by Mike Stachura
• Ryan Moore: my dad helped me learn to trust my swing. The result? An amateur season for the ages
  by Scott Smith
• The 100 best courses outside the U.S
• How to play golf in the low 120's
• Power to the people: our ranking of America's 100 Greatest Public Courses: the best you can play
  by Ron Whitten
• Carbo load
  by Brian DiMenna
• The beverage cart
• How to speed up the club
  by David Leadbetter
• My search for the plane truth
  by Jim Hardy
• Hinge and hold: educate your hands to chip just like Phil
  by Rick Smith
• Breaking with tradition: our list undergoes the biggest turnover in its history
  by Ron Whitten
• Breaking 100/90/80/plus 70: your monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Jim McLean
• Seeking stability: for solid shotmaking, give yourself a lesson in the sand
  by David Leadbetter
• Eye doctor sees results from lesson tee, Pilates
  by Peter McCleery
• Leaders in the clubhouse
• How we rank them
• My shot: Hank Haney: Tips for your game
  by Guy Yocom
• My new 3-wood
  by Tiger Woods

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