New Golf Shoes
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I’m not a fan of traditional golf shoes, but like enough traction so I
don’t end up on my butt after a swing of the club. These shoes from
Puma are awesome, though I think they’re discontinued (eBay to the
rescue).
Golf Mill welcomes Scrubs Outlet
Joined by the Mayor of Niles Bob Callero and the Niles Chamber of Commerce, Atamohammad Sherwani and his wife Rubina celebrated the grand opening of Scrubs Outlet at 11 a.m. June 4.
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Change of game?
Scott Woronick plays out of the bunker next to the 18th green while Peter Baker watches at the Howard Hewitt Memorial golf tournament at Hunters in Meriden, Friday.
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Workin’ for the weekend
Everyone loves the weekend. Wait, they don’t. Not everyone. Some struggle with it. Others secretly dread it. And yet very few people ever talk about this.
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Research and Markets: Snapshot – US Golf Equipment 2009
DUBLIN—-Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “Snapshots US Golf Equipment 2009″ report to their offering.
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Nick Carbary, Matt Thompson march into Sweet 16 round at Michigan Amateur Golf Championship
CLARKSTON — Five times Nick Carbary’s suitcase has included a tie, sport coat, slacks and dress shoes — the requested attire at the Michigan Amateur Championship’s annual Sweet 16 dinner. Nick CarbaryThursday, the former Mattawan High School star golfer finally…
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McCutcheon athletic director leaves big shoes to fill
Michelle Sanson remembers being a golf, tennis and junior varsity basketball coach at McCutcheon and seeing Tim Slauter hard at work as the Mavericks’ athletic director.
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Hopewell Valley Golf Club and Central High School varsity golf team a match made in heaven
For years during the summer, Hopewell Valley Golf Club (HVGC) Head Golf Professional Duke Kimball has arrived bright and early at 6:30 a.m. to open the golf shop, and nearly every morning he has been considered “late” by the group of kids who have been waiting for him on the putting green.
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Tough U.S. Open course … golf history … lousy joke
MICK BROWN News from the golf world
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Mickelson jokes about Open futility: ‘I’m glad it wasn’t a second’
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — There was no golf ball caroming off a hospitality tent, no opponent’s up-and-down nipping him at the tape. Phil Mickelson’s U.S. Open at Pebble Beach lacked the calamity of his previous journeys, save for a tee shot on the 71st hole hitting a volunteer in the chest. Mickelson saved par from there.
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The kids of summer
Corbin Conzelman leans back, holds the glove in his left hand and surreptitiously reaches his right hand into the back pocket of his gray baseball pants.
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Golf Hats Rock
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This is my first golf hat.
Dustin the field at Pebble Beach
Third-round U.S. Open leader Dustin Johnson isn’t fazed by the looming presence of Tiger Woods.
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City course flourishing under Baker’s watchful eye
When it was announced in the spring of 2009 that Bobby Baker had been named the new superintendent at the Dyersburg Municipal Golf Course, almost immediately the improvements began. The course at the…
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Subscribe Get Golf World and save strokes! PEBBLE BEACH — Ryan Moore has always marched to his own beat, and his choice in footwear is only the latest example.
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G-Mac’s confidence well-founded
CADDIE’S ROLE:Graeme has never been afraid to see himself on the winners’ podium before a tournament
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short pants
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Kentucky State Fair Announces Free Concerts
Get a taste of almost every musical genre at the Kentucky State Fair this year. Rock, pop, hip-hop, bluegrass, alternative, country and praise music will keep fair goers of any age entertained each night.
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Bill Dwyre: Graeme McDowell refuses to crack under U.S. Open pressure
With havoc all around him, the Northern Ireland golfer wins the national championship at Pebble Beach as the course claims one top challenger after another. A man in a pink shirt and gray buttoned sweater, who spells his name G-r-a-e-m-e, won the U.S. Open on Sunday.
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Johnston leaves ‘em laughing
Steve Johnston, in his trademark “Just Ask Johnston” fish hat.
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Daly Boosts Classic Attendance, But It May Be the Last Year
Attendance was better than ever at the Fort Smith Classic. John Daly’s entry made as much noise at the gate as his loudmouth pants.
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North Carolinians keep trying to beat the heat
While experts advise staying indoors as much as possible, that’s not always an option for those needing and wanting to work and play outdoors.
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Mt. Prospect burn camp fundraiser in danger of being canceled
For the past 16 summers, Mount Prospect firefighters have raised money so burn victims can attend an overnight kids camp in Ingleside.
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