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Articles in June, 2004 issue of Golf Digest

• Fashion forward: from 10 years ago to 10 years from now
  by Annmarie Dodd
• The Shinnecock mystique: a love affair grows as the Open returns to a magical mix of land and wind in the Hamptons
  by David Poole Anderson
• Reality check: Tour pro's boat has sailed
• The angry golfer
  by John (English admiral) Hawkins
• Can Trump make the cut? He conquered New York real estate, and his TV show is No. 1. Now The Donald wants to be a player in golf. His dream? The U.S. Open. At his place
  by Ron Whitten
• The latest gear to help you play better
  by Mike Stachura
• Boost your swing speed: I often hear golfers say, 'I want to slow down my swing.' Swing slowly only if you want to hit a golf ball shorter
  by Jim McLean
• What to do when the bay winds blow
  by Josh Zander
• The buzz …
• A common bond
  by Salomon Kim
• The Golf Digest School: for longer, straighter shots, swing the club instead of steering it
  by Kurt Mantyla
• History for sale: keeping track of the old days isn't what it used to be
  by John Feinstein
• Butch's basics: to cure your slice, try my Jim Furyk drill
  by Butch Harmon
• Then & now
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Last of the Shinnecocks: for more than a century Shinnecock Native Americans have worked what was once their land at a course named for their tribe. Today that connection is all but invisible
  by Dave Kindred
• Watson's shortcuts: make a full shoulder turn to swing down with more power
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• The future of golf
• East Coast bias: God's will? Coincidence? Here's the inside story of how New York succeeds at getting the U.S. Open
  by Bruce McCall
• Sole control: TaylorMade's new driver puts customization in your hands
• Golf Digest Handicap
• Tiger tips: what your divots can tell you about your swing
  by Tiger Woods
• Breaking 100-90-80 plus 70: your monthly guide to the scoring your monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Stan Utley
• One designer's vision
• Muscles: try the PGA tour's new 10-minute stretching routine to get your body primed for action
• Golf can kill you: no, not really. But it's time for a refresher course on the perils that await the unprepared golfer
• Interview: Steve Elkington
• The swing of the future: I guarantee this technique will make your shots longer and straighter than they are now
  by Rob Akins
• Let there be light: USGA moves up finish to 7 p.m. in the East
  by Peter McCleery
• Flick's master tips: keep your swing under control by practicing barefoot
  by Jim Flick
• Mr. Rules: he's the best rules official in golf. Here's Tom Meeks' scorecard on life, signed and attested
  by Guy Yocom
• Is distance dead? Clubs, balls and launch monitors seem to have taken top players as far as they can go. What about you?
  by Mike Stachura
• The future of golf
  by Jerry Tarde
• A throwback from the outback: Steve Elkington has spent 18 fun-filled years on tour, and now he'd like to tell you all about it
  by Bob Verdi
• The best Sunday Augusta ever had
  by Dan Jenkins
• The new golfer athlete: more and more gifted athletes are putting golf on the radar, attracted by the payoff and career longevity. They're fit, and they can play
  by Tom Callahan
• Every links is a golf course, but not every golf course is a links: the next three men's majors will be played on true links. Here's how to tell what that means
  by Ron Whitten
• Trend of the month
• Three keys to breaking 100 … degrees
• Testing the teachers: golf's best-known instructors on how little they play, how much they charge, and the celebrities they help
  by Craig Bestrom
• San Francisco treats: the City by the Bay has a history of quality public golf, but lately it has gone from good to great
  by Matthew Rudy
• What's in my bag
  by Mark Soltau
• Leadbetter's lessons: why most golfers need more 'passive' hands and arms
  by David Leadbetter
• How I changed my game to win the big one
  by Phil Mickelson
• Major hoking: we've all gagged under pressure. Here's why—and how to play your best when the heat is on
  by Johnny Miller
• The golf Guru: things every golfer should know
• Ask Mr. Style
  by Marty Hackel
• Hot list
• Bruce Edwards
  by Dan Morton
• Rick's practice tips: got 10 minutes? Improve your swing without hitting a ball
  by Rick Smith
• Catching up Corey Pavin returns to the scene of his U.S. Open victory a changed man
  by Jaime Diaz
• David Owen: four down? You've got your opponent right where you want him