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Woe is Wie

July 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment

Any remaining sympathy that we may have had for Michelle Wie just flew straight out the window.
We have hesitated to write about the once phenomenal, Wie, during the last year to avoid ‘piling on’. After all, she was 18 (she is now 19), and although she or her family were guilty of some terrible decisions, […]

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In one way a fairytale ended and in another one was fulfilled.
For Greg Norman, it was a story that has he has written many times before. He held the lead going into the final round of a Major Championship, only to let it slip away. Except that on all the other occasions we expected him […]

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It’s only Friday and the second round of the British Open (otherwise known as “The Open”) is not even finished but the second round leader is none other than the “Great White Shark”; Greg Norman.
Norman has shot two, even par rounds of 70 in atrocious conditions. Pretty good for a 53 year old, part time […]

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CONGRATULATIONS! TO: ERIKA HAYFLICK
Erika is a relatively new golfer but has made remarkable progress is a very short time, with her teacher, the incomparable, Tim Peightal. Erika was playing at Whistling Straits, on the Straits course, on July 6, 2008. Erika was playing with her boyfriend, Mark Kiesel, who is himself a superb golfer, when […]

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We are overjoyed with the recent announcement that The World Golf Hall of Fame is inducting Denny Shute into its hallowed halls. Denny is the older brother of Bird Golf’s professional emeritus, Larry Shute.
Denny Shute was an extraordinary player and even more special, person. Denny won three Majors, the 1933 British Open and the 1936 […]

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Anthony Kim won his second PGA Tour event at Congressional over the weekend. His  second victory in his last 6 starts. Three shots behind at the beginning of the fourth round, Kim played nearly flawless golf and shot a 65 to win the tournament by two stokes.  
We hesitate to say, “we told you so” […]

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