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SYNOPSIS
Pages 7-9
The Golf Stream
News from all over the world.
10-17
The Third Jacket
by Alexey Nikolov
Tiger is playing against the Rest of The World team in his quest for a place in history. But after claiming his third Masters and seventh major title he is standing another step closer to beating Jack Nicklaus’ record of 18 professional majors.
18-27
First Look
by Ron Whitten
Presenting the "new" Augusta National. Half of the holes of the famous course were redone to make the course an adequate to the modern golfers and equipment.
28-30
My Shot
by Guy Yocom
An exclusive interview with Sam Snead. An 89-year old legend, still possessing one of the nicest swings in golf, shares his opinion on many subjects, golfing and non-golfing.
31, 54, 56
Instructions
by David Leadbetter, Butch Harmon, Tom Watson
32-34
Word Around Campus Is, Granny’s Got Game
by Dave Kindred
Judy Elle Street once gave up golf to raise a family. Now the grandmother of six is the third-best player on the Barry University team at the age of 61. She played a city tournament at the age of 9, and later was a member of the winning U.S. side at the 1960 Curtis Cup along with JoAnne Gunderson Carner. Pictures are used with a kind permission by the Sport Information Office of the Barry University.
36-45
The Trouble Shots
by Tiger Woods with Pete McDaniel
The world’s best player is depicted as miraculously walking on the water. In fact, some of his shots are bordering on miracle. Tiger who writes instructional articles only for Golf Digest explains how some of the most difficult saves can be executed.
48-53
Matrosov Cruises Through Hotel Carpeting
by Fyodor Gogolev
Alexey Matrosov, a former Russian Amateur and a reigning Russian PGA Champion, triumphed at the season-ending Office Golf event. In Russia with its long winters and very limited knowledge of the game Office Golf proved to be an efficient way to promote interest to golf. Following successful tournaments at the LockoBank, Bor resort and Shishkin gallery the season-ending event was staged at the Sheraton hotel. After the "amateur" division was won by Vitaly Verchenov and Matrosov was the best among "pros", they played a 9-hole match for the universal title. Despite being allocated a 4-stroke handicap Verchenov failed to resist a challenge from a more experienced adversary. Matrosov received a wealth of prizes, including recent model of Benefon telephone. Women’s division was won by Yevgenia Yefimova in a play-off against Maria Verchenova (Vitaly’s daughter). Many prizes were awarded in various categories by sponsor companies: Kronos (golf equipment), Articoli (perfumes), Oriental Express (exclusive accessories), Tobacco Gallery (cigars and accessories), Wine Club (French wines), Pernod Ricard Rouss (whiskeys and cognacs).
58-60
Victory for a Long-Hitting Kazakh
by Fyodor Gogolev
Nurlan Makulbekov claimed his first title in golf winning the AISEL Kazakhstan tournament at the Nurtau GC in Almaty. Makulbekov who used to play rugby on a professional level is known for his devastating drives and is a regular recipient of special prizes. But this was his first winning performance in golf. Zeinulla Kakimzhanov came second after winning a play-off on the first sudden-death hole.
62-68
Hitting First Ball At 6 a.m.
by Fyodor Gogolev
An interview with Serik Sultangaliev, head of AISEL – a major Kazakh construction company. A 49-year old architect started playing golf in 1997, and currently boasts a single-digit handicap. He lists among his professional accomplishments many buildings, including the Kazakhstan’s biggest theatre complete restoration (AISEL won this contract despite bids from a few big western companies) and a clubhouse at the Nurtau GC erected in a month and a half. His golfing feats include meeting Colin Montgomery and winning a number of amateur events. For many years he keeps a habit of getting up at 6 a.m., and these days he starts his day with hitting balls. Sultangaliev designed back nine at the club that are being constructed now in cooperation with Timur Kulibaev, First Vice President of KazMunaiGaz company.
70-75
Asian Time
by Anton Volokin
Not only did Shigeki Maruyama become the first Asian to win two events in the PGA Tour. His victory came immediately following the success of Kyung Ju Choi, the first ever for a Korean. The Asian fortnight may be an omen for the future to come when male golfers from Asia would be a serious factor on the PGA Tour, following the steps of the Korean women.
77-80
Equipment Digest
edited by Scott Smith
Recent models of balls and clubs which will appear in the golf shops at the beginning of the new season.
81
Everything You Need to Know About COR
by Frank Thomas
82-83
What’s In My Bag
by Padraig Harrington
84
The Rules
Interpretation of rules No 23-1, 28.
85-91
100-90-80
edited by Ed Bowe
Instruction specially fit for players with of different skill and with different levels of aspirations.
96
Grillroom with Bob Verdi
Scott Hoch speaks his mind openly – as usual.
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