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The Walrus Keeps on Winning
Craig Stadler has found new wealth and happiness on the Champions Tour, where he won five times and topped the money list in 2004
Posted: February 1, 2005 By Jeff Williams
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Golf's Land Sculptors
Cigar Aficionado picks the top ten course designers in 2004
Posted: October 1, 2004 By Jeff Williams
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Clash of the Generations
The 2004 PGA Tour will continue to be a battleground between the Young Guns and the pop guns
Posted: February 1, 2004 By Jeff Williams
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Golf: Carrying The Load
For PGA Tour Professionals, a Caddie is a Servant, a Mind Reader, a Partner and, With Any Luck, a Key to Victory
Posted: December 1, 2003 By Jeff Williams
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Profile: The Scion of Sea Island
A. W. "Bill" Jones III operates one of the most prestigious luxury vacation retreats in America
Posted: October 1, 2003 By Harry Hurt III
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The Iron Man
Dana Quigley, an unsuccessful journeyman on the PGA Tour, has played in more than 200 consecutive events on the Champions Tour
Posted: June 1, 2003 By Jeff Williams
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The Cigar-Friendly Golf Tour
The Senior PGA Tour Is a Hospitable Place For Golfers Who Enjoy a Great Smoke
Posted: December 1, 2002 By Robert Lowell
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Coming of Age
For Senior Pro Jim Thorpe life began at Fifty
Posted: June 1, 2002 By Robert Lowell
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Playing With the Pros
Ever Since Bing Crosby's "Clambakes," pro-ams have allowed amateurs to compete with PGA stars
Posted: February 1, 2002 By Robert Lowell
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Chasing the Dream
Posted: June 1, 2001 By Jeff Williams
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Out of the Woods: Callaway Golf
Ely Callaway took golf into the space age. now he plans to keep it on track for the next century
Posted: December 1, 1999 By Jeff Williams
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A Master By Design: Tom Fazio
From Shadow Creek to Pinehurst, Tom Fazio Has Sculpted Some of America's Most Imaginative Golf Courses
Posted: October 1, 1999 By Edward Kiersh
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