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February
2004
Cover Story
Putt Like A Pro
Putting is the one area of the game that every players strives for improvement.
Golf Australia’s resident therapist, The Swing Doctor, reveals
how to make more putts incoporating techniques and drills used by the
game’s best players. More
Features
Heineken Classic Preview: Eyes On The Tiger
Ernie Els is not only aiming for a third successive Heineken Classic
title, he’s also got Tiger Woods on his mind. The “Big Easy”
spoke exclusively to Rob Ferris about his designs on becoming World
No.1.
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Why the
Rules Must be Obeyed
The outcome of a Queensland court case could have widespread ramifications
for golfers and golf clubs. Legal writer Ian Muil reports.
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A Team Like
Alice
Heavy rain and wind could not deter a spirited Alice Springs team winning
their first Holden Scramble national title. Rob Ferris reports.
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The Day
Bobby Jones Beat Me
It’s not every day you get to tee up against a legend ... even
if it is just make believe. John Grzesinski tells how he scored a role
in a Hollywood movie about Jones’ life.
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Australian
Open Review
There was no shortage of drama for Moonah Links’ debut as home
to the Open.
Brendan James reports.
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Equipment
Clubs Road Test #1
Alpha C1 Tour irons.
Clubs Road Test #2
Carnegie Clark TS100 driver.
Ball Road Test
Optima Soft Core (SC).
Departments
Opening Shot
Around The Traps
Letters To The Editor
Inside The Ropes
From The Gallery
Great Greens, Reds & Whites
Rules Forum
Trophy Cabinet
Corporate Box
Product Line
Golf Getaways
Results & Tee Times
Travel
Course Review
Brendan James gets a sneak preview of another new Australian layout
– the beautiful Shell Cove on NSW’s south coast.
Instruction
Adam Scott’s
Tip From The Tour
Contributing pro Adam Scott answers your latest questions on improving
your game.
Moment
Of Truth
Greg Norman: Pure impact.
Gary
Edwin’s Celebrity Clinic
Teaching editor Gary Edwin analyses the swing of former AFL champion
Paul “Fish” Salmon.
PGA
Personal Lessons
• 0-9: Pump up your swing;
• 10-19: Make a chain reaction;
• 20-36: Alignment should be right on, not right.
Cherie
Byrnes & Nadina Taylor’s Tip From The Tour
Use your head wisely.
Junior
Journal
Half measures for pitches.
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