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Newsletter Archives | 2005

• Big names bailing on the Mercedes Championships
• Fairway housing: A pox on the game
• Ending Europe's majors drought

• Chip shots over the Great Wall?
• Silly season aside, Tiger's the story of 2005
• Bloggers whiff on Golf Digest story
• Vive le Van de Velde!
• St. Andrews or not, Scotland golf rules!

• PGA, LPGA choose players over the sport
• European Tour goes Mid-East
• Tour stop obsession hurts Average Joes
• It's alive: Creating a (golf) monster

• Solheim gals ready to rumble
• Is the Ryder Cup's rep in peril?
• PGA Tour, NFL go head-to-head
• Golf season sputters to blah finish

• Solheim gals ready to rumble
• Wie a pioneer? Get real
• Golf needs a loud-mouthed bad boy
• Marc O'Hair for Father of the Year?
• Wie perfects ducking, not winning

• Watson wins, Wie whiffles
• Votaw taking PGA Tour job, Special Edition
• A defense of Robot Tiger
• Golden Bear's Last Stand? Hope so

• Open tumble crushes Goosen - or does it?
• Harmony in foreigner finally winning the U.S. Open
• Maybe it takes a jerk to fix slow-play problem
• There's nothing major about the LPGA
• At last, worthwhile golf on the senior circuit

• Mark McGwire now giving golf a bad name
• Lousy golf game no badge of honor
• Sergio only wishes he could choke like Norman

• Chris DiMarco chokes on a pizza bone

• Vijay Singh's Hall induction a mulligan
• Bloggers take down Vegas Golf Guru
• Senior citizens try to steal Masters spotlight from where it belongs

• A Mickelson Masters repeat? Ain't gonna happen

• Steroids in golf?
• The LPGA's identity crisis
• A true 'golf safari'
• Missing Tiger already

• Did Vijay give enough?
• Paul Casey a generational issue?
• Resolving to enjoy golf more
• Sorenstam an easy choice