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Phil Mickelson
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Phil Mickelson won for the first time when playing with Tiger Woods in the final group, rallying past Ernie Els at the HSBC Champions.  

A conversation with Colbert

Jim Colbert, who made a bundle as a senior golfer, reflects on the game and his passion for Kansas State football.

 

Up and down year for Paddy

Padraig Harrington changed his swing and had a lot of trouble until late summer.
Snapping irons

 

Strokes of genius

No shots can match Karrie Webb's eagle on the final hole at the '06 Kraft Nabisco.   Best of the decade

 

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To Be or Not to Be? That is the Question — Chuck Dunbar,PGA-Pebble Beach Golf Links

Many championship golf courses can be considered decision-maker's golf courses. Choosing shots that match your ability level is critical. Understanding the value of risk and reward will help you make the right decisions to keep you score as low as possible. On every tee, the question to be asked is: Shall I play conservatively or aggressively? You will find that a conservative strategy off of the tee will provide you with a very accommodating fairway; the more aggressively you play, the smaller the target becomes. Intelligent course management is to choose reasonably conservative targets and make comfortable, positive swings. Getting in play off the tee is only the first step to conquering a championship course. Once you find the fairway, you will have more choices. Remember to be sure your decision matches your ability and confidence level.

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Rank Name Cup Points
1 Tiger Woods 4,000
2 Phil Mickelson 2,920
3 Steve Stricker 2,750
4 Jim Furyk 2,438
5 Sean O'Hair 2,200
6 Zach Johnson 2,073
7 Padraig Harrington 2,050
8 Heath Slocum 1,855
9 Kenny Perry 1,450
10 Scott Verplank 1,245

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