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An obituary is presented for American golfer Arnold Palmer.

The article focuses on golf player Adam Scott. It mentions that Adam has thrown a party for his winning in Doral, Florida. It states that he has worked for improvement of his game and also mentions that he find motivation from his competitors. It informs that he has found the golf ball Pro V1 which significantly increases angle of launch of the ball in Golf.

In this article, the author discusses reasons to be a golfer. The author reflects use of high technology in golf clubs and sporting goods. He also mentions presence of affordable private golf clubs and daily free courses for golfers and presents introduction of an article within the issue on topic adaptation from instruction book "The Anatomy of Greatness" by golfer Brandel Chamblee.

A letter from the editor is presented in which he discusses topics found within the issue such as professional golfer Zach Johnson, a preview of the 2014 Ryder Cup golf tournament, and a brief history of the Ryder Cup golf tournaments.

An introduction is presented to articles in this issue related to the Masters Golf Tournament including an interview with golfer Adam Scott, an article on golfer Tiger Woods and articles on testing golf clubs.

An introduction is presented to articles in this issue including an article on golfer Greg Norman, an article on a golf course in Juárez, Mexico and a column on golfers by sports journalists Michael Bamberger.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including the victory of professional golfer Phil Mickelson, the golf analysis from golfer Brandel Chamblee and golf tips for golfers.

The article profiles American professional golfer Brandt Snedeker who discusses his career background, his victory at the 2012 FedEX Cup Championship and receiving his triple crown honor award from "The Golf Magazine."

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles within the issue on topics such as the impact of weather conditions on golf tournaments, golfers such as Adam Scott, and golf techniques from the golf instructor James Sieckmann.

An introduction is presented to an article offering golf instruction by professional golfer Davis Love, focusing on Love's role as captain of the 2012 U.S. Ryder Cup team.

An introduction is presented to articles published in this issue on golfer Phil Mickelson, on golf instruction and on golf teacher Dave Pelz.

The article presents introductions on articles published in this issue including an instructional article on the golf swing and an article on so-called pro-am golf tournaments in which amateur golfers are partnered with professional players.

The article announces the availability of this issue on the iPad tablet computer and announces that it has presented its first Player of the Year award to golfer Rory McIlroy.

An introduction is presented to articles in this issue including "People Portfolio", an article on actor Michael Douglas' activities as a golfer and an article giving the results of a reader contest selecting the most popular golfers in the U.S.

An introduction is presented to articles published in this issue including columns by Joe Posnanski and David Feherty and two articles on putting by golfer Lucas Glover and golf teacher Marius Firmalter.

An introduction is presented to an article on the golf swing of golfer Mark Wilson and a eulogy is presented for former golfer Seve Ballesteros.

An introduction is presented to articles published in this issue on golfer Ernie Els, including an article of golf instruction by Els.

An introduction is presented to articles published in this issue including articles offering a preview of the 2011 Masters golf tournament, an interview with golf teacher Sean Foley and an instructional article on how amateur golfers can shoot scores lower than 80.

The article discusses various reports published within the issue, including one in which golfer Jim Furyk discusses basic fundamentals of playing a good swing in golf, one in which golfer Lee Trevino tells the stories behind the photos which defined his winning career and the regular interview section.

The article discusses various reports published within the issue including, an article by Connell Barrett on golfer Rory McIlroy, an interview with golfer Adam Scott, and an article by golfer Adam Scott giving tips on golf playing techniques.

The article discusses various reports published within the issue including, an article on golfer Sergio Garcia, and an article on golfer Nick Faldo and El Niño's "power lag."

An introduction to the June 1, 2009 issue of the journal is presented in which the editor discusses an article on golfers playing at Bethpage State Park Golf Course, U.S. Open golf tournament and an article featuring advice for golfers.

The article discusses various reports published within the issue including, one by Rob Sauerhaft reviewing several golf clubs from various companies, one on an interview with golfer Fred Couples and, one on a section providing information on several golf equipments.

The article introduces the April 2009 issue of "Golf Magazine" which includes a cover story on the career success of golfer Tiger Woods.

The article focuses on golfer Anthony Kim who made well performance during 37th Ryder Cup Matches at the Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky. Kim enjoyed a stunning sophomore Tour season with two wins and eight top 10s throughout the September game. In the game, Kim showed the secrets of his driving success by doing well on the grip and stops at about three-quarters with the use of his technique.

The article focuses on the achievements of Sergio Garcia as golfer. He has won 14 top-10 in major golf tournaments at the age of 28. He serves as the premier iron player of his day as he hits the best irons in the world. He ranks second in scoring average which serves as a testament to his sublime iron play.

The article presents information on various articles published within the issue including one on how more happiness leads to fewer strokes by golfers and another by David DeNunzio on Mickey Mantle, who played for the New York Yankees baseball team.

The article comments on the loss of the U.S. golf team in the last three Ryder Cup tournaments. In the film "The Hustler," the character of gambler Bert Gordon told pool player Fast Eddie Felson that he was talented but lost to a lesser player due to lack of character. According to the author, the American team lost to the Europeans because of a similar reason. It is stated that this year, the U.S. team needs to show its character, especially without golfer Tiger Woods.

The article discusses various reports published within the issue, including "Learn the Tiger way," by CBS golf analyst Peter Kostis with Mike Walker and another by Senior Editor Cameron Morfit regarding the duel between golfer Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson.

The article discusses various articles published within the issue, including an article on golf techniques, and another offering eight myth-busting tips that will help golfers in improving their game skills.

The article reports that whether one shots 66 or 96, the mind of a golfer returns to putts dropping, chips snuggling and pin-seeking pitches that made partners applaud. It's golf's great truth that one needs a good short game to go low. While not all of the golfers can muscle 300-yard tee shots, everyone can putt and chip better--with a little help from Dave Pelz, GOLF Magazine's technical and short-game consultant. He's spent three decades researching the best ways to get up and down from inside 100 yards. Pelz has shaped golf in another very dramatic way, helping Phil Mickelson go from Best Player Never Etc. to a multiple major winner and genuine rival to Tiger Woods.

The article reports that proper use of whole body, from head to hips to toes is needed to hit big drives in golf. One needs not rippling muscles or hernia-inducing swings to hit big drives. The July 1, 2006 issue of Golf Magazine is about the sweetest feeling in golf--crushing the drives--and how to feel it a lot more often. The words of a golfer, John Daly, are even more powerful than his drives. Golf's everyman dishes the details of the rollicking roller-coaster ride that is his life. Most shocking of all, Daly confesses to racking up nearly $60 million in gambling losses, which he's still hustling to pay off.

The article reflects on the popularity of the 15th annual ClubTest. Each year the publisher of "Golf Magazine" are flooded with thousands of requests to take part in the annual golf tournament. A dentist from Tennessee said that if he would be chosen, he'd postpone his wedding, which fell during the two-week test. Another reader who had been already selected soon realized he had a dilemma--hit gleaming new drivers beneath the Florida sun or attend his daughter's high school graduation. Forty golf-crazy readers had been selected to storm the range at Orlando's Grand Cypress Resort.

The article reports on Tiger Woods who is a golf player. Woods is a man of many contradictions and he can be charming or aloof. Woods is the most known man in the world and yet he is unknowable. But, the mystery of Woods has been disclosed in a unique way by revealing the commandments he uses to live his life. Chris DiMarco, a golf player, was the last year's runner up. DiMarco has not won a major tournament, people get the feeling that not only does he want another shot at the jacket but he wants another shot at Woods.

The article presents information on several issues related to golf. Hazards are a fact of golf life, and in his new book, "Dave Pelz's Damage Control," Dave Pelz tells how to save strokes when disaster strikes. Sometimes damage occurs off the course, and it goes deeper than Bermuda rough. Golfer Lee Trevino suffered immense physical trauma after lightning struck at the Western Open. Even though former golfer David Feherty didn't win six majors, he was a pretty good ball striker. He has become a CBS commentator and a roving columnist.

The article presents the author's description of a golf player. He remembers that a few years ago, a golf buddy faced a 150-yard shot to a green guarded by water. But he was under low-hanging pine branches, making a high approach impossible. He choked down on a 5-iron and launched a low punch shot that skimmed the pond's surface like a skipping stone and stopped 12 feet from the pin. According to the author, there's nothing cooler than playing great golf with a new set of gleaming clubs. The author said that the journal has spent months testing hundreds of models to find out which club combinations work for different kinds of players.

The article presents information related to some of the golf players. The author remembers the time when golfer Ed Fiori gave Tiger Woods a big lump of coal. It was the 1996 Quad Cities Classic, and Tour rookie Tiger was poised for his first victory. According to the author golfers of all body types can go low with the swings they have. He also presents some information on golfer Jason Gore. He won three straight Nationwide Tour events to earn a promotion to the PGA Tour, then claimed the 84 Lumber Classic.

Presents the editor's views on golfers, Tiger Woods and Chris DiMarco.