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How Padraig Harrington's swing change can improve your game

There is a lot to learn from Padraig Harrington's overhaul of his golf swing, regardless of your handicap. Harrington got a lot of attention this past...
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MobileGolfStats: the quest for an online handicap tracker ends

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This is the fifth and final post in a series on online handicap tracking sites and software. For years now I've used Yahoo!'s free online handicap...
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Improve your cold weather game: walk, don't ride

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This winter when it gets down to whatever passes for cold in your neck of the woods, there is one simple thing you can do to improve your game: ditch...
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Your holiday golf-giving guide for $50 or less

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With the holidays fast approaching, gifts you never wanted or have no use for can't be far behind. There is nothing worse than getting a bunch of...
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Golfing Record: the quest for an online handicap tracker (part 4)

This is the fourth post in a series on online handicap tracking sites and software. For years now I've used Yahoo!'s free online handicap tracker, and...
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NetHandicap: the quest for an online handicap tracker (part 3)

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This is the third post in a series on online handicap tracking sites and software. For years now I've used Yahoo!'s free online handicap tracker, and...
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MyScorecard: the quest for an online handicap tracker (part 2)

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This is the second post in a series on online handicap tracking sites and software. For years now I've used Yahoo!'s free online handicap tracker, and...
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The quest for an online handicap tracker (part 1)

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.floatright { float:right}.floatleft { float:left} When I started really playing golf in earnest a few years ago, I decided I needed to start...
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Steeling your nerves the Ryder way

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.floatright { float:right}.floatleft { float:left} The weather in San Francisco has been absolutely stunning for the past couple of weeks. If you...
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Six degrees of Tiger Woods

Columbia University recently conducted an experiment that validated the notion of six degrees of separation on a...
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