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Articles in June, 2003 issue of Golf Digest

• Breaking 100-90-80: your monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Don Hurter
• Pick up sticks: when buying for kids, think less—as in size, weight, shaft stiffness and number of clubs
  by Mike Stachura
• My go-to shot: how to play the pros' pet shots, from Nick Price's slider to Charles Howell III's slinger
  by Pete McDaniel
• Wizard with the wand: Jerry Barber's putting display at Olympia Fields in 1961 still astounds those who saw it
  by Nick Seitz
• Skin deep: technology in shafts, balls goes beyond looks
• Don't be fooled by the 150-yard marker
  by Johnny Miller
• Editor's letter
  by Jerry Tarde
• Viewers' guide and course map: a place among the elite
• Ask Mr. Style
  by Marty Hackel
• 2003 Ad
  by Dan Jenkins
• At the U.S. Open, look for misses to the right
  by Johnny Miller
• Leaving Las Vegas: boulder Creek, a half-hour from the Strip, holds a winning hand
  by Ron Whitten
• Leadbetter's lessons: Aaron Baddeley's quick-count putting style is well worth copying
  by David Leadbetter
• Ready for takeoff
  by Mike Stachura
• Can the little guys survive?
  by Johnny Miller
• Swing keys: first visualize your shot, then fire away
  by Wendy Ward
• Stretched to the limit: how Olympia Fields remade itself for its first Open in 75 years
  by Ron Whitten
• My first time
• From the gallery
• Hale Irwin: one-eyed ladies, gridiron knockouts, 'the spook light' and dispensing tough love: fulminations from a three-time U.S. Open champion
  by Guy Yocom
• One town that won't let you down
  by Matthew Rudy
• What's in my bag
  by Mark Soltau
• Green-reading help: wait till you're asked
  by Johnny Miller
• How to make solid contact: hit it longer and straighter by finding the sweet spot more often
  by Hank Haney
• The mob, Chicago & Golf: the way it was back when
  by Dave Kindred
• You'll look only as good as it fits
• Into everyone's life a little Ken Green must fall: the tour's bad boy is back, and he's still not pulling any punches
  by Peter McCleery
• Monty for the money
  by Johnny Miller
• The Grillroom: David Toms
  by Bob Verdi
• Surely, you jest
  by Tom Callahan
• Butch's basics: to avoid topping and slicing, keep your back knee flexed
  by Butch Harmon
• Putt-putt: the other U.S. open
  by John Barton
• The Golf Digest school
  by Kurt Mantyla
• Can you say Padraig? Ten years ago Padraig Harrington wasn't sure he could make it as a pro. Now he just might win a major—and more
  by John Huggan
• Fathers & sons: why golf is the special father's day present that just keeps giving
  by Jaime Diaz
• Unraveling the phrase: 'Came off the shot'
  by Johnny Miller
• Tiger Woods: I'm playing offense from the sand—not defense
  by Butch Harmon
• Watson's Shortcuts: use Fred Couples' one-handed drill to improve your chipping stroke
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• Frank talk: is 'plain in shape' always plain to see? Plus: oversize irons, lofts and scoring lines
  by Frank Thomas
• A down under duel
  by Craig Bestrom
• Rick's practice tips: to lock on target, align your shoulders, not your feet
  by Rick Smith
• Tiger talk
  by Tiger Woods