Light-eyed golfers face glare and eye health risks
A New York Times piece notes that about 16 percent of Americans with light-colored eyes squint in bright sun, affecting vision and potentially eye health. It cites Dr. Donald Teig on macula pigment, suggests carotenoid-rich greens, supplements, and eye black as glare reduction strategies for golfers.
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PGA Tour weighs HGH testing credibility in anti-doping push
Tim Finchem says the tour tests for many items that may not change outcomes but builds credibility in the anti-doping program. He notes current testing focus centers on substances beyond HGH as discussions continue.
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Four-Target System Helps Improve Golf Aim
A four target method helps golfers align shots. Choose a distant target for landings, mark a line behind the ball, identify an intermediate target along that line, then aim the clubface at it. Practice makes the target lineup automatic.
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Harvey Penick
John Maginnes
Caddies and a Pro’s Move: Firings Shape Golf Drama
Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy sparked debate by firing longtime caddies, while legends like Francis Ouimet and Jack Nicklaus show varied outcomes. The discussion weighs caddie influence on performance and course strategy amid recent player choices.
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Tiger Woods to Play Bridgestone Invitational Amid Caddy Uncertainty
Tiger Woods returns to golf with the Bridgestone Invitational on the horizon. His entourage, led by Mark Steinberg, avoided confirming Bryan Bell as caddy while noting no long term caddy deal has been discussed.
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Mark Steinberg
Bryan Bell
Maxwell Smart
State Department
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My Pick to Win the PGA Championship
A writer forecasts Tiger Woods as a potential winner at the PGA Championship noting the last 12 majors had new winners. The argument hinges on the idea that any player could win if Darren Clarke does not, and the piece compares the reasoning to a Washington politician's debt crisis vote.
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Galea pleads guilty in HGH drug smuggling case
Canadian sports doctor Anthony Galea admitted smuggling human growth hormone into the United States and faces up to two years in prison. He says he did not give HGH to athletes in the U.S. including Tiger Woods and Alex Rodriguez, and plans to name others he did treat if urged at sentencing in October.
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