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Lee Janzen says Woods can be beaten.

Players believe venue
is great equalizer
Players at the PGA Championship aren't ready to hand the tournament to Tiger Woods, particularly at Valhalla Golf Club. Woods has never played Valhalla, while most of the field has 1996 memories to draw upon. A course more suited for a regular tour stop also serves to offset Woods' strengths, players believe.

• Elkington pulls out of PGA following hip surgery
• Weir learned from 1999 experience
• Players to watch

C O U R S E S & T R A V E L
One of nature's great delights
For the truly accomplished shotmaker, Shinnecock Hills is the most complete test of golf in America.

E Q U I P M E N T
Wedge Test 2000
Which wedge is best for improving your short game and lowering your scores? Golf Magazine put them to the test.

I N S T R U C T I O N
Pelz on putting
Dave Pelz has put together the most comprehensive look at putting ever published.

C O U R S E S & T R A V E L
Land of sand
Some 93 golf courses dot the Palm Springs area, from some of the most famous and expensive in the world, to nine-hole layouts winding through mobile home parks.

S P E C I A L S E C T I O N S
Life support
Dr. Len Zaichkowsky argues that achievement of excellence is not due to the inheritance of specific skills but rather learning skills in a supportive environment.

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The grip
Learn how to check whether your grip is correct, according to Jim McLean.
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Get more distance

To get more distance, turn your torso insteady of your hips during the backswing, says Sandy LaBauve.
Real: 28.8 | 56.6 | ISDN | T1

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