Golfers elbow forewarned forearmed in stress injuries
The piece explains golfer s elbow or medial tendinitis caused by forearm muscle stress during the golf swing. It covers causes such as overuse and improper technique, warns of potential deterioration if untreated, and lists relief options from dampened shafts to improved swing and supplements. Experts from Denmark discuss antioxidants and essential fatty acids as a treatment.
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Soren Mavrogenis
Denmark
Mavrogenis
Claus Hancke
Golf Rules Clarify Caddie Information Penalty
In a member guest, a player lied about strokes taken to the caddie. The opponent later played a shot differently and plugged a bunker ball, arguing a penalty on the other player. The correct ruling cites rule 9-2, confirming the penalty hinges on misinformation given through the caddie.
Quote of the Week on Fiji and Masters win
Vijay Singh reacts to a Fiji congratulatory fax after winning his Masters title. The remark reflects a fleeting take on national pride and press attention while acknowledging the moment.
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Vijay Singh
Fiji
Golf Stocks Index Promises Quick Market Insight
Stockmaster launches a golf stock index on the Web at ir.stockmaster.com/we/form/P1?template Ir/SM:GOLF/Index. The site offers quote charts company profiles financials earnings histories and news for a collection of golf related stocks designed to keep investors plugged in with fast access to data and updates.
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Stockmaster.com
Dr TJ Tomasi Leads at Players School PGA National
Dr. TJ Tomasi directs the Players School at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens Florida. He is a Class A PGA teaching professional and a member of Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Teachers.
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TJ. Tomasi
Players
PGA National
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Golf Magazine
PGA
One-piece takeaway in golf and its proper execution
The article explains that a true one-piece takeaway involves simultaneous upper-body movement. The chest acts as the base, rotating to turn the torso as a unit while keeping the club shaft over the toe line. Use a practice drill to align both shafts and maintain a peaceful, unmanipulated swing.
Etiquette for bunker exits and keeping greens clean
The piece warns golfers to repair footprints and sand in bunkers after leaving. It notes dangers of footprints like Sasquatch trails that clog faces and crater holes, causing bad lies and ruined rounds. It urges using gentler slopes away from the green and leaving the bunker clear of tracks.
USGA defines amateurs and pro status over prize pools
The USGA says only pros may receive prize money and amateurs can be stripped if they accept such rewards. It notes gray areas but prohibits amateurs from playing for a general prize pool, with wagering allowed only among players on themselves or their teams and funded by the players for enjoyment.
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USGA
Pepper joins golfers praising laser re surgery results
LPGA star Dottie Pepper joins a list of players elated by laser re surgery. She says the change helps her read uphill and downhill putts. The article notes other golfers who have undergone Lasik or similar vision corrections.
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Dottie Pepper
Pepper
Jesper Parvenik
Fred Funk
Bob Tway
Barry Cheesman
Brian Gay
John Cook
Mike Weir
Mark Brooks
Tiger Woods
Pat Hurst
Maggie Will
Pearl Sinn
Se Ri Pak
Juli Inkster
Betsy King
Golf Spoke Here The Solheim Cup Contested In Scotland
The Solheim Cup, a biennial team match between 12 US LPGA players and 12 LET players, will run October 6 to 8 at Loch Lomond Golf Club in Scotland. The US previously won 16 to 12 at Muirfield Village in Dublin Ohio.
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LPGA
LET
Loch Lomond Golf Club
Scotland
Muirfield Village
Dublin
Ohio
United States
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