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		<title>Tim McDonald - Latest Comments on Retief Goosen NOT finished after near-death experience at U.S. Open</title>
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			<title> Rob [Visitor] in response to: Retief Goosen NOT finished after near-death experience at U.S. Open</title>
			<pubDate>Thu, 23 Jun 2005 12:59:53 +0000</pubDate>
			<dc:creator>Rob [Visitor]</dc:creator>
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			<description>I agree but talking of mental strength you should start a debate about that . &lt;br /&gt;
In the modern era for me it has to be Nick Faldo who was as single minded as the great Hogan . I must also say how i love his commentary on your side of the water and recently highlighted the very point about mental strength when he said to Baker Finch (referring to Sabbatini playing out of turn at the Booz ) &quot;whether you let it bother you is down to you . You have a choice , either you block it out or you choose to be affected by it &quot; . Brilliant , and if anything demonstrated why he was a champion so many times that short phrase did . </description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[I agree but talking of mental strength you should start a debate about that . <br />
In the modern era for me it has to be Nick Faldo who was as single minded as the great Hogan . I must also say how i love his commentary on your side of the water and recently highlighted the very point about mental strength when he said to Baker Finch (referring to Sabbatini playing out of turn at the Booz ) "whether you let it bother you is down to you . You have a choice , either you block it out or you choose to be affected by it " . Brilliant , and if anything demonstrated why he was a champion so many times that short phrase did . ]]></content:encoded>
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