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Georgia Tech no longer under radar, leads NCAAs
By just about any standard, Georgia Tech has had an outstanding season.
5 things: Georgia Tech chasing first NCAA title
Despite plenty of big-name alumni, Georgia Tech has never won an NCAA Championship. The Yellow Jackets top the team leaderboard as Sean Martin delivers five details from Round 2.
Wildman's Walk: Karsten Creek is a workout
Another seven miles are in the books, and my feet are tired. I can only imagine what it must be like to carry a golf bag on your back at the same time.
Five Things: Unfamiliar No. 1 at Memorial
Luke Donald arrives at Memorial as the No. 1 player in the world, the first time since 2005 that the top-ranked player at Jack's Place isn't named Tiger.
Anderson finding success, happiness at NDSU
At North Dakota State, Amy Anderson finds her comfort level while emerging as a top player nationally. Beth Ann Baldry explains.
Couples, Johnson paired together at Memorial
It appears Fred Couples and caddie Joe LaCava haven't separated – at least not for two days this week.
Georgia’s Silva Zamora wins Honda Award
Marta Silva Zamora of Georgia has won the Honda Sports Award as the top woman in college golf.
At Shadow Creek, seeing is believing
There’s little doubt that esteemed Shadow Creek boasts a higher class of golf clientele than most, Exhibit A being one of its visitors last week, a certain former Washington executive now residing in Crawford, Texas.
NCAA Men: Uihlein, OK State hover near cut line
Peter Uihlein shot 69 Wednesday, but Oklahoma State likely will enter the final round of stroke play near the cut line at the NCAA Championship. Sean Martin reports.
Golf landscape puts remote Mesquite on the map
A dramatic golf landscape and value pricing help put remote mesquite on the map. Martin Kaufmann explains.
Nassau Country Club granted 2014 U.S. Women's Am
The USGA will return to Nassau Country Club in Glen Cove, N.Y., for the first time in 100 years for the 2014 U.S. Women’s Amateur. Nassau previously hosted the 1903 U.S. Amateur and the 1914 U.S. Women’s Amateur.
Teams Captained By Former Solheim Cup Players
Nancy Scranton and Charlotta Sorenstam captain teams for new Women's Challenge.
Toy Box notes: Winning weekend for Odyssey
All three winners on the major men’s tours rolled to victory with Odyssey putters.
Live blog: Georgia just might fit the mold
Our Golfweek staffers are filing reports from the second round of the NCAA Championship. Check back often for the latest news from Karsten Creek.
Prairie Club revises operations entering second year
Paul Schock is one of the most accomplished amateur golfers in South Dakota history. But when it comes to The Prairie Club, the ambitious golf resort project that he developed in the Sandhills of north-central Nebraska, Schock acknowledges that he needed a mulligan.
In this issue: June 3, 2011
Inside the June 3, 2011 issue of Golfweek:
Short-game prowess guides Donald’s ascent
How did Luke Donald, a 5-foot-9 Englishman, rise to the top of the world ranking? An impeccable short game and intense dedication. Jeff Rude reports.
