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July 15, 2009

Golfers need some new media material

Just caught a bit of pre-British Open golf tournament interviews. Tiger Woods and others were discussing the importance of keeping the ball in the fairway, having a consistent short game and putting well.


Hmm. Isn't it ever thus in golf?

Why bother with this nonsense?

Posted at 11:33 PM |

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