Archive for May, 2004

19 shots better in 24 hours!

Yazan: mulligan | 28 May 2004 | Comments Off on 19 shots better in 24 hours!
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Michael Clark improved by 19 shots between round 1 and 2. For those of you reaching for a calculator, that is a bit better than a shot a hole! I know that I might not have a span of 19 shots an entire year, except this year, but in less than 24 hours, it is […]



david toms trying to defend in memphis

Yazan: mulligan | 28 May 2004 | Comments Off on david toms trying to defend in memphis
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David Toms hasn’t had a very good year, coming back from wrist surgery. So it’s good to see him near the top of the leaderboard at the Fed Ex St. Jude Classic, where he is the defending champion. He’s 4-under, one stroke back of the lead. What I like about David Toms is that he […]



talent

Yazan: mulligan | 28 May 2004 | Comments Off on talent
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You know you’re pretty good (and your caddy, too) when you can take off 3 weeks from competitive play, skip the practice round, and then show up at a tournament and fire a 7-under, 65 to lead the tournament. That’s what Annika Sorenstam did at the Corning yesterday. She hadn’t played the course in 9 […]



The Long Putter Debate

Yazan: mulligan | 27 May 2004 | Comments Off on The Long Putter Debate
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ESPN.COM had a great article about the long (belly) putter debate which is now brewing on the PGA Tour and at local golf clubs. Personally, I have no issues with those who decide to use a longer putter if they are able to get the ball in the hole faster. Granted, I’ve putted crosshand, standard, […]




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