Lukewarm Start
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Greg Norman bogeyed five of his first eight holes.
Four days after nearly making history at the British Open, Greg Norman labored to a 4-over 75 Thursday in the opening round of the Senior British Open.Go to Article
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Today with the Top 100: Produce Perfect Speed This drill stops you from being too short or too long.Ask the Top 100: Maintain balanceSlice Fixer: Hit it straighter
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Shoes That Add Power Four new shoes that use technology to help you hit the ball farther.More Technology of GolfDigitize your swing
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Harrington wins the British Open Padraig Harrington fought off Greg Norman to win his second Open title.Photos: SI's best imagesComplete British Open coverage
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Find Your Go-To Shots Dave Pelz gives you 15 ways to handle five sticky situations.Pelz Vault: Science for your game
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John Garrity
Monotony Suits WatsonNo shanks, tops or whiffs. Tom Watson's first round at the Senior British Open was one of unprecedented monotony.
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Joe Passov
Ask Travelin' JoeOur travel expert on Pinehurst alternatives, courses in Maine and the Upper Midwest.
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Michael Bamberger
Favorite Venue: St. AndrewsThe Old Course is an ugly ole bastard, but it's my favorite place in all of golf and all of sport.
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T.J. Tomasi
Ask the Top 100Tips on how to hit the sweet-spot, proper alignment, and adding more distance.
Tours & News
GOLF.com RadioOn Friday's show, Jessica Marksbury will check in from the Canadian Open with Anthony Kim and Stephen Ames. GOLF Magazine Senior Editor Alan Bastable will also look forward to the PGA Championship and Ryder Cup. Listen live Friday at 10 a.m EST on GOLF.com.
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David Feherty
"We all know when one drinks tea, one must extend one's pinky finger. Bode drank the Long Island version and extended the wrong finger, that's all."
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