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Playing the Odds

Posted on April 9, 2009 by John Rogers

Good Math on the Course Means Less Adding Later October 20, 2004 Here is a common scenario on the golf course: Mr. Thinblader, a 30-handicapper, stands on the first tee with his Supercharged, 2000cc, Titanium Tomahawk driver, and takes an … Continue reading →

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Of Two Minds

Posted on April 6, 2009 by John Rogers

Playing and Practicing Require Two Different Mental Approaches October 13, 2004 Playing golf and practicing are two completely different parts of the game, with different goals and mindsets. For this reason golfers who try to play and practice at the … Continue reading →

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The Long Ball

Posted on April 6, 2009 by John Rogers

Distance Versus Course Management September 29, 2004 I remember a story about Tommy Armour, the great player and golf teacher. Several members at his club turned their lounge talk into a significant wager on one of the prominent businessmen in … Continue reading →

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