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John Barton "Double, trouble: thanks to the 10th and 18th holes, the Belfry's fourth Ryder Cup will again be a two-act play". Golf Digest. FindArticles.com. 05 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0HFI/is_9_53/ai_90701732/

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Articles in Sept, 2002 issue of Golf Digest

• A month in golf
• The Viagra open?
• What's the rule?
• Frank talk: why bigger might be better; why steel isn't for you; why weight doesn't matter
  by Frank Thomas
• Double, trouble: thanks to the 10th and 18th holes, the Belfry's fourth Ryder Cup will again be a two-act play
  by John Barton
• Watson's shortcuts: what you can learn from Sam's silky swing
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• And good riddance
• Calling the young and the young at heart
• Breaking 100-90-80: your monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Judy Rankin
• The grillroom: Mia Parnevik
  by Bob Verdi
• The view from the trenches: U.S. players and captains have their say by taking our pop quiz
• Picture the putt: stuck on mechanics? A little imagination and a flexible setup will help you …
  by Peter Kostis
• Waiting his turn
  by Ryan Herrington
• Thirst quencher
• Rules of the game: football isn't the only sport where a fumble can be costly
  by Pete McDaniel
• Fore sight: play it safe with sunglasses that feel good
  by Sue Ellen Powell
• My shot: Tony Jacklin—a jolly good fellow and four-time Ryder Cup captain on bad dreams, lightning and the truth about porridge
  by Guy Yocom
• 5 days in Toronto
  by Matthew Rudy
• Hospitality tents gone wild
• The Golf Guru: things every golfer should know
• Augusta's battle of the sexes: will the home of the Masters lay up short of the gender gap, or will it get in touch with its feminine side—again?
  by Charles McGrath
• Who are the CEO golfers?
  by Lisa Furlong
• Missing from action: Jose Maria Olazabal could have been Europe's best player at the Ryder Cup, but he won't be there. It's golf's loss
  by Jaime Diaz
• I'll fix your slice: by maintaining softness and a slight bend in your left arm, you can literally throw your slice away
  by Johnny Miller
• All you have to do is ask
• On the clock: Jonathan Kaye
  by Isaac Gruber
• Real feel: the latest gear to help you play better
  by Mike Stachura
• Phil Mickelson: for a different look at one of the best swings in golf, we flopped these photos to turn `lefty' into a righty
  by Rick Smith
• Tiger tips: how to make solid contact with your long irons
  by Tiger Woods
• The Iceman cometh
• Golf is no kids' game
• Golfers we like: Lou Dobbs
  by Matthew Rudy
• Inside looks: Hogan ball; TaylorMade driver; used balls and cleats
• Johnny Miller makes the calls: players, matchups, strategy …
  by Johnny Miller
• Taking care of business: America's embattled CEOs seek solace on the golf course—where they call the shots and play to win
  by Lisa Furlong
• New Solheim Cup blood
• Repel pests naturally
• Butch's basics: three keys to hitting your tee shots farther
  by Butch Harmon
• Jekyll & Hyde: an up-and-down Ernie Els ends Tiger's Grand-Slam bid
  by Dan Jenkins
• The patron saint of corporate golf: John D. Rockefeller took to the game with the same determination that made him the world's first billionaire
  by Lewis Lapham
• The waiting list: think your club is ready to grant you full golf membership? Think again
  by Marcia Chambers
• Bellyaching brits
• Dodging the big C
  by David Owen
• Golf's hottest topic: new high-COR drivers are coming. Are you ready?
  by Mike Stachura
• From the gallery
• Editor's letter
  by Jerry Tarde
• McCord bobblemania
• Building a better tee
• Wiggling the waggles away
  by Jaime Diaz
• The Americans: `eleven nice guys and Paul Azinger'
  by Dave Kindred
• The golf digest school
  by Louise Davis
• And the winner is … who?
• Retro Ryder Cup
• What's in my bag
  by Bernhard Langer
• This cat in the hat has a whole bagful of tricks
  by David Leadbetter
• Captain Curtis: Curtis strange has seen everything, and he faces another huge challenge at the belfry
  by John (English admiral) Hawkins