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July 19, 2007

Link Round Up

At least Monty is self deprecating and humorous about his run ins with crowds, reporters, etc. 

This is an awesome "instant lesson" that I'm going to try out on the course soon.  (No time for range...after all, I'm a 21 handicapper!

John Daly just assumed a share of the lead as I'm typing this...imagine if Daly could pull one out this year!

Phil is 6 for 6 in fairways hit...is this possible?

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