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Vegas & Woodland stay on top of leadeboard
Jhonattan Vegas birdied the final five holes Saturday to rejoin Gary Woodland for the second straight day atop a Bob Hope Classic leaderboard dominated by hungry, inexperienced 20-somethings.Full Story
Martin Kaymer moves five shots clear
Defending champion Martin Kaymer extended his lead at the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship to five strokes over Rory McIlroy after shooting a 6-under 66 in the third round on Saturday.
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Russ Cochran maintains lead
Russ Cochran has won on both the PGA and Champions tours, but he knows the other side well.Full Story
Davis Love III confirmed as US Ryder Cup captain
Davis Love III’s plan for winning the Ryder Cup back is simple: Do the work, and then get out of the way.
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Boo Weekley & Jhonattan Vegas share lead
Venezuelan rookie Jhonattan Vegas shot a 5-under 67 in windy conditions Thursday for a share of the second-round lead with Boo Weekley at the Bob Hope Classic.Full Story
Instruction
One year on
Nine holes on the bag with Ross Fisher at Celtic Manor was enough to discover that (1) yes, it’s heavy, (2) that the player who had compiled the best record of anyone in all of the four majors last year is a refreshingly unassuming guy to be around and (3) off the tee, he hits it out of sight...
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Let's hit the beach!
BY JONATHAN YARWOOD
Taking advantage of the local facilities just down the road from his teaching academy HQ at The Concession Golf Club, in Sarasota, Florida, Gi coach Jonathan Yarwood invites you to chill out and hit the beach – quite literally, in this unique lesson on mastering basic bunker technique.
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More Powerful shot making
Jayne Storey has been studying T’ai Chi since 1987 and is the creator of the world’s first officially recognised golf coaching system to be based on this ancient martial art. An approved PGA mentor, Jayne Storey’s Chi-Power GOLF now forms part of the PGA’s Professional Development Programme and is recognised by the World Golf Teachers’ Federation.
Opinion
All in all, a dream season...
Speculation as to who might walk away with the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year award was as irrelevant as ever around the time this issue went to press – although at least this year golf was included in the discussion. How could it not be? Richard Simmons tees-up the latest issue
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Two major elemental battles
At the two biggest golfing events to be staged in Britain in 2010 – the Open at St Andrews and the Ryder Cup at Celtic Manor – we were reminded of the totally irresistible power of the weather. Peter Allis reports...
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Might the Ryder Cup opt for four-play?
The last Ryder Cup was a tremendous spectacle, so much so that it’s easy to forget the havoc caused by the weather. But might that God-given factor affect the manner in which future matches are played... Robert Green reports...
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