Call out for ‘Local Legends’
There are many amateur golfers who have compelling stories to tell. Do you know of a “Local Legend”?
2006: ‘Golfers Gone Wild’ . . . over cart girls
John Steinbreder wouldn't wish a cart girl job on his daughter
2006: Shut out by the Open
Jackie Pung’s scorecard error at the Open was the beginning of her downfall.
2006: Sim a day late, but not $90,000 short
Michael Sim wasn’t about to rush himself when he had a chance to win the Nationwide Tour’s PalmettoPride Classic.
2006: Han just keeps winning
Quick, name the only golfer not named Annika Sorenstam to finish in the top eight on the LPGA money list each of the past three years. If you said Hee-Won Han, you’d be correct.
2006: A World of potential - World Golf Village
World Golf Village courses, spa whet the appetite, but dining options fail to please the palate
2006: Rising Stars - Golfweek's best new courses
Golfweek’s Best New Courses: Find out why everyone wants to play them.
2006: Revered player, respected mentor - Henry Picard
World Golf Hall of Fame voters must consider not only a player’s competitive record, but also his or her contributions to the game.
2006: Larry Nelson - Late bloomer overlooked no more
As Hall of Fame careers go, Nelson took something of a serpentine path to golf’s most coveted locker room.
2006: Jim Rutledge - Finding his focus
Jim Rutledge is Canadian like maple leafs and cheap meds. Quiet, friendly and unassuming, almost to a fault. After only five minutes with him you have to resist the urge to ask if he knows Bob from Winnipeg, and you realize that, above all else, Rutledge is honest.
