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- Jason Dufner wins with dramatic putt
By:-bellea belle
Jason Dufner had the look of a winner the entire 18th hole. He knew that Dicky Pride, trying to get his first win since his only PGA Tour victory in 1994, had made a terrific par after hitting in the water off the tee to finish at 10-under. So Dufner crushed a drive 314 yards right down the center of the fairway. He then hit his second shot 25 feet away from a tucked pin and calmly and confidently made the birdie putt to win the 2012 HP Byron Nelson Championship.
- Parallel vs. Taper Tip Golf Shafts
By:-bellea belle
Golf shafts come in different shaft flexes, weights, lengths and materials so the club maker can build a club that fits each golfer's swing. Steel shafts come in two tip types, taper and parallel. The tip is the part of the shaft that fits into the hosel of the clubhead. The difference between the two types of shaft is the tip diameter and shaft weight.
- Cart Bags are a lot easier to use for golf.
By:-Ruslanqq Davidovqq
Are you aware that the masters golf tournament stands out as the only Major that is held at the same venue every year? The Majors are the four biggest golf tournaments in professional golf. The other three Majors are the PGA Championship, the United States Open and the British Open. The British Open is sometimes called The Open Championship.
- Odyssey putters at the best prices.
By:-Ruslansa Davidovde
Are you aware that golf is one of the few ball sports, that is not played on a standardized playing area? Although most golf courses are normally made up of 18 holes, each course has a unique design. It's odd to consider that golf courses are like fingerprints or snowflakes, no two are alike. Golf just happens to be one of the few sports that do not require a referee. It is up to each individual player to govern their own game.
- On verge of retiring, Harrison Frazar now in paradise
By:-bellea belle
Frazar felt a load lifted when he made up his mind to retire, and he felt at ease with himself. Maybe that's why he played callaway x-24 hot irons well at the Nelson and qualified for the U.S. Open. But when he was 3 over through four holes at the St. Jude Classic, Frazar felt himself slipping into his old pattern of getting down on himself.
- LPGA stars heading 'Down Under'
By:-bellea belle
Women's golf in Australia is getting ready to host the kind of year men's golf in Australia had last year when a good many of the World's best players made the trip 'Down Under'.
- valhalla incurs damage in ike's wake
By:-abadam lucy
J.B. Holmes tugged on his black glove, steadied his eyes down the fairway of the 594-yard 10th hole at Valhalla and pounded a tee shot Monday with such force that Raymond Floyd, an assistant captain at the Ryder Cup, could only shake his head.
- mickelson making own name at mid-am
By:-abadam lucy
Maybe it will never happen. Maybe he will be known more for his family name, than for what he does and who he is. Maybe he will always just be recognized as Phil Mickelson's younger brother.
- berkmeyer medals at u.s. mid-amateur
By:-abadam lucy
Skip Berkmeyer is well acquainted with the qualifying process for USGA amateur championships.
Forthe past 15 years the 34-year-old from St. Louis, Mo., has gone throughthis process for a spot in the starting field at the U.S. Amateur. He'smade it seven times.
- The Scoring Trailer
By:-abadam lucy
The last putts have dropped. The scorecards signed. And for the lucky ones, the champagne has been popped. Now, it's time to look back on the weekend that was, the week ahead, and all the birdies and bogeys in between.
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