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Why Ben Hogan Was the Greatest Golfer of All Time
The possibility of Ben Hogan being the greatest golfer of all time had never crossed my mind until a few years ago. Looking back, it is easy to see how he could be overlooked by myself and many other fans of the sport...
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10 Courses That Should Be Added as Major Championship Venues
The major championships in professional golf undoubtedly provide the biggest stage for both the golfers and fans. Golfers are faced with added pressure along with a course that is among the most difficult they will play all season...
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10 American Golfers Whose Games Best Translate to PGA Tour's British Courses
With Webb Simpson capturing the US Open, American golfers have been victorious at the last three major championships. This followed a stretch of six majors that were won by international players...
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New Jersey Devils: It's Time to Think About Martin Brodeur's Successor
The New Jersey Devils are facing a dilemma this offseason. No, I am not talking about the possible departure of unrestricted free agent Zach Parise, rather that of 40-year-old UFA Martin Brodeur ...
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U.S. Open Cut Line 2012: Full Look at Names Missing the Cut
The 2012 U.S. Open at Olympic Club has claimed some high-profile victims after 36 holes. The top two ranked players in the world will be packing their bags and departing San Francisco earlier than anticipated...
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Zach Parise: Odds That New Jersey Devils Will Be Able to Keep Their Captain
At the beginning of this past hockey season, odds seemed low that the New Jersey Devils would be keeping Zach Parise long term...
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US Open Golf Scores 2012: Dissecting the Day 1 Leaderboard
The first round of the U.S. Open has produced a tightly packed leaderboard and a largely unknown golfer at the top. Michael Thompson, a 27-year-old player ranked 107th in the world, shot a fabulous 66...
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Rory McIlroy: What Rory Must Do to Capture 2012 U.S. Open Title
Rory McIlroy will enter the Olympic Club Thursday looking to defend his crown of U.S. Open Champion. He captured the 2011 Open at Congressional in record fashion, shattering the scoring mark with his unfathomable 16-under-par total...
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Stanley Cup Finals: 5 Goats for Devils During Series with Kings
The New Jersey Devils were eliminated in six games by the Los Angeles Kings in the Stanley Cup Finals. The Devils fell behind three games to none, but rallied to force a Game 6...
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U.S. Open Golf 2012: Everything You Need to Know About the Olympic Club
The U.S. Open will return to the Lake Course of the Olympic Club in San Francisco, California this week. 2012 marks the fifth time that the course will hold the US Open, as the club previously hosted the Open in 1955, 1966, 1987 and 1998...
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Martin Brodeur: Making a Case for Devils Superstar Being the Best Goalie Ever
Martin Brodeur has added another chapter to his remarkable storybook career in the 2012 playoffs. No matter the result of the Stanley Cup Finals, Brodeur deserves much credit for helping the New Jersey Devils reach it this season...
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Stanley Cup Finals 2012: How the New Jersey Devils Got to the Finals
The New Jersey Devils were not expected to be a Stanley Cup contender this season. They were coming off a disastrous season where they missed the playoffs for the first time since 1996...
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NHL Free Agent Rumors: 5 Teams That Could Win the Zach Parise Sweepstakes
Zach Parise is slated to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1. The 27-year-old winger will be coming off a one-year contract for $6 million from the New Jersey Devils...
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Rory McIlroy: Why His Game Has Fallen Apart
Rory McIlroy missed his second consecutive cut this week at the BMW PGA Championship. His opening round score of 74 was followed by a meltdown on Friday with a 79...
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Top PGA Tour Stars Would Be Wise to Play the RBC Heritage
Harbor Town Golf Links, host of the RBC Heritage , is a course with an illustrious history of great champions. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson, Nick Faldo, Johnny Miller, Bernhard Langer and Greg Norman led the pack through the 1980s...
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Ben Hogan's Limited Schedule Is Not the Answer for Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods appears to no longer be capable of playing anything close to a full schedule. He has had significant injury problems in four of his last five seasons. In 2008, he had surgery for a torn ACL in his left knee following the US Open...
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WGC-Cadillac Championship 2012: Rose Prevails, Tiger Withdraws with Injury
Justin Rose fired a final-round 70 to win the WGC-Cadillac Championship at Doral. He finished at 16 under (par) for a one-stroke victory. Bubba Watson struggled to a 74 after entering Sunday with the lead...
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Silly Analysis of Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy Continues at Doral
Over analyzing single rounds of golf is a chronic problem within the media. It is perfectly fine to examine each shot a golfer hits. It is acceptable to look at fairways and greens hit, putting statistics and scrambling numbers...
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Northern Trust Open: Bill Haas Wins over Lefty and Bradley in One for the Ages
The Northern Trust Open provided the type of storybook drama that is usually reserved for major championships. Bill Haas defeated Keegan Bradley and Phil Mickelson by sinking a 45-foot birdie putt on the second playoff hole at Riviera...
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Northern Trust Open: Riviera Is the Best Venue on the PGA Tour
It is unfortunate that the Northern Trust Open is overshadowed because of timing. The Pebble Beach Pro-Am and the WGC Match Play steal much of the thunder that is deserving of the Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles...
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Tiger Woods Is out of Excuses After Pebble Beach Collapse
I have argued since my first time writing here that Tiger Woods ' decline was not caused by a swing change and injuries. While they played some factor the main problem was that mentally he is no longer as strong...
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Top 10 Delusional Fanbases in Sports
If your particular team makes this list, please do not take offense. Delusional fanbases are often largely caused by a bandwagon effect. Less informed fans swell the ranks and their delusion taints the entire group...
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AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AM: The Disgraceful Television Coverage
I admit. I am a difficult person to please when it comes to golf coverage. I find it to be overly focused on too few players, below-average "signature" holes and reading putts. Despite this, at no point do I want to change the channel...
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Phil Mickelson: PGA Superstar Is No Longer a Top Contender
Phil Mickelson struggled with a 77 in the first round of the Farmers Insurance Open. For the second straight week, he has put himself in a hole in Round 1...
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Three Under-the-Radar Picks to Win Each 2012 Golf Major
In 2011, three of the four major championships were won by golfers who did not receive much hype beforehand. Charl Schwartzel was not a hot pick entering the Masters. Darren Clarke turned back the clock 10 years to win the British Open...