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U.S. leads Presidents Cup ... but not by muchMike DudurichPosted 2009-10-09 Two days into the eighth edition of the Presidents Cup, things are just about where they should be. About Mike... Mike's Most Recent Features Will Michelle Wie now go to the next level? - I can’t say that I’m a huge Michelle Wie fan. Some familiar names fail to keep PGA Tour cards for 2010 - The 2009 “regular season” on the PGA Tour is over. Mickelson sets stage for dramatic 2010 - Soooooooooo, while those at the pinnacle of the PGA Tour’s food chain finish off their 2009 season with a lucrative week in China, those desperately trying to get a foot in the door at the bottom end Tour players forced to mingle ... and don't like it - I’ve said this before and probably will say it many, many more times. GolfCourt anyone? An idea with real 'net' merit - Look around your town or city and if you don’t readily find a tennis court that’s greatly underused or overgrown, you’re in a rare locale. Smith adds to Western Pa. golf lore with Mid-Amateur triumph - Pardon me while I wax parochial for a few words. Thoughts to live by when planning a golf trip - It’s my opinion, and one that’s widely shared among those who have ever participated in a golf trip, that what happens in the days and months prior to the trip itself is critical to the success of the Woods perfect, U.S. wins President Cup - Sometimes, things are almost too good to be true. U.S. leads Presidents Cup ... but not by much - Two days into the eighth edition of the Presidents Cup, things are just about where they should be. Games can add to golf trip excitement - In Part I of this series, I regaled you with a Reader’s Digest version of a four-man golf trip to central Florida, a trip that had only a bit of drama and was pretty much straight golf. No games, no b |
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