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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Golf Digest

• Social climbing at the local country club
  by David Owen
• Tiger tips: making the clutch shot when it counts
  by Tiger Woods
• The angry golfer
  by John Hawkens
• A wild & crazy guy
  by John Huggan
• Rock candy
  by Mike Stachura
• How to hit the hated half-wedge
  by Phil Mickelson
• The golf guru: things every golfer should know
• A caddie named Tip: James Anderson Jr. was the first in a long gray line at the British Open
  by Tom Callahan
• Yankee Mystique: the captain and his buddy, A-Rod, invite us into their clubhouse
  by Craig Bestrom
• Tournament site bears fruit
• Divot of the month
• Best seat in the house: TV cameraman Mark Bowden is a weekly witness to golf history
  by Dave Kindred
• Making the white choice: not all shirts are created equal
  by Annmarie Dodd
• Rick's practice tips: want 10 more yards? Try my back-yard backswing drill
  by Rick Smith
• Betting the house: call it conviction. Call it passion. Call it obsession. These dreamers slave away in their kitchens, their basements, their garages, convinced they've invented the next great putter
  by Ted Johnson
• No skill? No problem! How to win your next match without your "A" game
• Sunglasses
• Look for the Texas wedge
  by Johnny Miller
• How to save par on a links course: 3 greenside shots I'll use at Troon
  by Ernie Els
• The buzz: the gotta-have-it equipment golfers are talking about
• Tom Watson: old men can't jump, golf nightmares are hell, and why you should 'kill the pig.' A revealing interlude with one of the all-time greats
  by Guy Yocom
• Don't take it for granite: New Hampshire daily-fee course is our Best New Bargain winner
  by Ron Whitten
• Jerry Kelly meets golf and life head on. Brace yourself for some frank talk from a scrapper who also happens to be one of the nice guys on tour
  by John (English admiral) Hawkins
• Finding the zone: the mind can help us play better golf . Head games hurting you? Help is on the way
  by Jaime Diaz
• Frank talk: heard of coefficient of restitution for drivers? Guess what—there's a COR for golf balls, too
  by Frank Thomas
• What you're thinking: Golfdigest.com survey
• Tiger, drop a dime and phone Butch
  by Johnny Miller
• In the latest tomes, variety is the spice of golf
• What would Tiger do? The special bond between T and Marko
  by Dan Jenkins
• The Golf Digest School: how to build distance control into your putting stroke
  by Gino Composto
• Troon: a golf lover pops in on this year's rugged Open site and discovers Scotland's warm and fuzzy side. And Troon's just the start
  by Lewis Lapham
• Golf's attic: treasure or trash?
  by Cliff Schrock
• Vijay Singh: 'I don't change irons until the grooves are gone.'
  by Mark Soltau
• Temptation can be good
  by Johnny Miller
• A babe we miss
• Ask Mr Style
  by Marty Hackel
• Leadbetter's lessons: how poorly fitted clubs can derail your posture and swing
  by David Leadbetter
• My Top 5 golfers under 21
• Tiger goes manga, Ernie gets shot
  by Jerry Tarde
• It's all about feel
  by Jim Flick
• Masterminds of the mental: the who's who of golf gurus—and some tips on how to decide which one might be right for you
  by Caroline Stetler
• Web surfing: www.sortagolf.com
• Making an impact: the difference between you and a tour player? Shaft lean when club meets ball
  by Tom Ness
• Tale of the tape
• Trend of the month
• Etiquette 101
  by Bob O'Brien
• Swing thought
• The driver debate: should your new club be titanium or a composite-titanium mix? The industry is split
  by Mike Stachura
• Karrie's new look
• Butch's basics: swing your hybrid clubs the same as you would your 4-iron
  by Butch Harmon