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TEENAGES EARN CARDS AT LPGA
TOUR
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Dec. 6, 2004
Tampa Tribune
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BEER-MAN DRIVES TO SPOT ON
TOUR
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Nov. 22, 2004
Florida Times Union
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THE 19TH HOLE
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Oct. 20,
2004
St Petersburg Times
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CADDY
SHACK: MURRAY ON PHIL AND
TIGER
Interviewed by Gary Smits
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MaY
15,
2004
Jacksonville .com |
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JIMIN
KANG WINS TAMPA BAY NEXT
GENERATION CLASSIC
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by Patty Eastman |
OLDSMAR
- Jimin Kang of Seoul, South
Korea, made a 15-foot birdie putt
on the 18th hole for a one-stroke
victory over countrywoman Seon-Hwa
Lee of Chonan in the $65,000 Tampa
Bay's Next Generation Classic at
East Lake Woodlands Golf &
Country Club.
March
29,
2004
St
Petersburg Times |
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ONE-HANDED GOLFER BOASTS THREE
ACES
VENICE - A Florida golfer defied
the odds, racking up three holes
in one in the past six months, all
while swinging one-handed.
According to the National Golf
Foundation, the odds of an amateur
golfer hitting a hole in one are
12,600 to 1. The odds of what
68-year-old Bill Hilsheimer of
Nokomis accomplished could
short-circuit a calculator.
His most recent was last week at
the 157-yard, par 3 13th hole at
the Bird Bay Executive Golf Course
in Venice. In January, he aced a
157-yard hole at the Gulf Gate
course in Sarasota and in
September, he had another ace on a
105-yard hole on a course in Ohio.
Not bad for a player who lost most
of his right hand 59 years ago
when he was run over by a train in
Columbus, Ohio. Hilsheimer, who
has a 15 handicap, doesn't use his
right arm when he swings.
Robby Robertson, the owner-manager
of Bird Bay, was fertilizing the
13th tee when Hilsheimer hit his
most recent ace.
"It's not easy to even hit the
green on that hole," Robertson
said. "I've never seen anything
like what Bill has done.
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March
18,
2004
Ocala Star |
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SENIOR MOMENT
By GARRY SMITS
The Times-Union
The competitive line between
the PGA Tour and the Champions Tour is getting a bit
blurry.
Don't expect the focus to get sharper -- a good
thing, according to Champions Tour president Rick
George, who said examples such as Craig Stadler
winning on both tours last year will result in more
interest in the Champions Tour.
"We've got players either on the Champions Tour or
coming on this year who are in excellent physical
shape and still able to compete on both tours,"
George said. "I think the more that happens, the
more it helps us."
January 22, 2004
Jacksonville.com |
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MAN MAKES TWO ACES IN ONE
ROUND
PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. (AP) — A 64-year-old man aced
two holes in one round Friday, beating odds
estimated at 67 million-to-1. Tom Vilardo used a
6-iron on the 163-yard seventh hole and a 7-iron on
the 123-yard 13th at the Riverwood Golf Club.
"It was awesome," Vilardo told the Charlotte
Sun-Herald
January 16, 2004
USAToday |
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WEIGHT SHIFT KEY FOR SOLID
STRIKING
By JON EBERT,
ebertgolf@aol.com
Q. I have a hard time
hitting the ball solidly. I either hit behind the
ball, causing a "fat" shot, or I hit the top half of
the ball, causing a "thin" shot. What can I do with
my swing to ensure that I'll catch the ball at the
bottom of my swing? - K.B., Naples
A. "Fat" and "thin" shots are caused, in most
cases, by the same swing flaw. When you're in your
address position with the ball positioned slightly
forward of center, the center of your body should be
slightly behind the ball. As you turn your weight to
your right foot on the backswing, your center will
be even farther behind the ball. The next move is
the key that separates good players from other
players.
November 19, 2003
Naples Daily News |
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THE PHONE KEEPS RINGING |
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Jim
Dent and Rick Bradshaw with The
Golf Channel's Kelly Tilghman
Ever since Senior Tour Player, Jim Dent and
Teaching Golf Professional, Rick Bradshaw were on the Golf Channel's Academy Live, Rick has been
answering phone calls every day.
By Roy Love
IncaGOLF
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A NEW LOOK AT RETIREMENT
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The Villages TV
cameraman |
The Villages
By
Jim Warters
Photography by
Roy Love
It made me wonder. Is traditional Florida retirement living
becoming obsolete?
August 1, 2003
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