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This Week at TravelGolf.com: Feb. 3, 2004
Midway through last Sunday's 18-hour Super Bowl pregame show, I finally decided to flip over to the FBR (Phoenix) Open. Next to taking Carolina and the points, it was
the
best decision I made all day.
If I were running the PGA Tour, every tournament would steal a page from
the
Phoenix playbook. Start with huge crowds, enthusiastic fans, and a solid
charitable base. More than 500,000 fans turned out this year, and they
all
know how to have a good time. If you ever go, be sure to stop by the
par-3
16th hole, where nearly 10,000 people gather to let the pros know
exactly
how they feel. Every tournament should have this kind of electricity.
With the PGA Tour's West Coast Swing picking up steam, we're keeping pace with
our
usual full roster of reviews and travel features, including a look at
America's best quarry courses. As always, your comments are welcome on any topic, including the FBR Open. Have a great week.
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Whether you're looking for the Best Golf-Fish Road Trip Destination
(Lake
Fork) or the Most Difficult Course (The Cliffs at Possum Kingdom),
you'll
find it in Jason Stone's look back at the year in Texas golf. Instead of
creating a traditional "best of" list, Stone created his own unique
categories in order to properly review the expansive golf scene, which
covers eight massive, geographically diverse regions.
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story |
Texas course reviews
Times have changed, and that's good news for women's golf shoes.
Upgrades in
comfort technology and the introduction of cutting-edge fashion elements
have ushered in an era during which companies like adidas and Nike are catering to women. Now women can avoid
blisters
on the course and look stylish at the same time.
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Product reviews
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