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Forget your opponents; always play against par. — Sam Snead

Yesterday was a great example of posting something in a rush – it sucked – and I’m not holding to a schedule anymore. I ended up erasing yesterday’s blog and added the one I would have written if I had more time. …

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It has taken me almost three hours of clicking and reading to go through the golf blogs in the HOG Links. I went through and checked them all and deleted all the ones which have been inactive for more than six months or just didn’t …

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The big news lately is that Callaway won a post trial motion to halt Titleist’s making of Pro V1’s on January 1, 2009. Dozens, if not hundreds of golf sites have covered this. Don’t worry. Titleist says their ability to deliver Pro V1’s …

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They’re both Michelles, they’re both pretty and they both play golf… sort of. So a bit of confusion is understandable. But while Ms. Wie gets ready for the final Q School tournament, Ms. Ye is attending golf banquets and talking about …

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This time of year it’s always been fun to write about awesome, over-the-top golf products: bejeweled golf markers… lusciously appointed golf bags… and, made to measure golf shoes (that some said were as, “sexy as Angelina Jolie on a …

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I’m getting ready to either change the name of Hooked On Golf Blog to Hooked On Food Blog, or start a whole new blog dedicated to food. Since introducing the “lifestyle” section here, I’ve been swamped with some incredible culinary …

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Here’s another great read you can use to battle tryptophan. John Hawkins has this terrific, sharp analysis of the 2008 US Open, a truly great tournament. I still say Winged Foot was better, even though it was a shocker ending, …

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Golf Digest senior writer Matt Rudy on the conclusion of the 71st Masters:. Winner Zach Johnson This year was notable for what we didn’t see, as opposed to the action on the course. All credit to Johnson for his final-round 69, …

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The name John August might mean something to the avid movie buff, but unless you watch countless flicks, you’d have no idea that August was the screenwriter for Charlie’s Angels, Big Fish, Go, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. …

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