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Air Apparent: The View From My Couch

By Don Carlson

Based on the laid-back, self-deprecating style we heard and saw during his time both on the Golf Channel and CBS following his performance at the Players’ Championship, Paul Goydos may be the next Nick Faldo-Johnny Miller…if he wants it.

Golf Today’s Putter Buying Guide for 2008 Part II

By Terry VanderHeiden

Terry VanderHeiden can be reached for comments, questions or suggestions via e-mail: terryvh@gmail.com

Tom Stankowski

John Berkovich

If professional golf ever gave out an award for Mr. Congeniality, Tom Stankowski would be in the running year after year. The friendly and perceptive fellow spoke recently about his life in golf and what it’s like to have a brother on the PGA TOUR.

Nationwide QSchool Par

Listed in order of 2007 Q-School finish

Quotebook: The Best Quotes in Golf

“The tournament isn’t over until the leader lands on land there” – Paul Goydos in pre-tournament comments on 17 at the Players “I think they should just blow it up” – Ernie Els on the island 17th green after he took triple bogey in the first round of the Players Championship

Sixty-Five in a Row!

By Bob Fagan

Finish in the top-10 in a PGA Tour event and you probably had a decent crack at winning or you finished on a high note. Record a handful of Top-10 finishes in a season and you will no doubt earn several million dollars and keep your TOUR Card.

Ty ter Lye invents The Dance Step Drive

Ty ter Lye

It seems that every star golf instructor has his own method of teaching and his own goal for the students he teaches, Surely no one would confuse the method of David Leadbetter with Butch Harmon or Hank Haney, but all of them teach the greatest players. And those great players lap it up.

Review: Teeing Off

Bob Weisgerber

As every golfer knows, there is American golf and there is British golf, and its not often that hey have much in common. This book, Teeing Off, by Ken Bowden, Triumph Books, 2008, is one of those exceptions. The reason is that Bowden made a career as a golf writer and Editor in Britain before moving to America, where he resumed his career and then enhanced it.