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Articles in June 2002 issue of Golf Digest

• Corey Pavin
  by Pete McDaniel
• Rainy-Day Recreation
• Getting your irons back in the groove; belly putters; and graphite versus steel
  by Frank Thomas
• The Golf Workout : Golf and fitness expert Randy Myers shows you how to build a better golf body using the equipment at your local health club
  by Randy Myers
• The Golf Digest School
  by Barry Clayton
• The Beasts of Bethpage : The grass mounds within the gargantuan bunker on the seventh hole make it seem even larger. It's like that everywhere at the Black Course
  by Mike Stachura
• Keep your balance on downhill lies
  by Tiger Woods
• Golf Job Bill Colvin
  by Mike Cullity
• Breaking 100-90-80 : A monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Matthew Rudy
• Voice of Reason : DAVID B. FAY, THE BUTTONED-UP MAN BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE USGA, SHOWS HE'S NO STUFFED SHIRT
  by PETER McCLEERY
• Tiger and the Marx Brothers Masters
  by Dan Jenkins
• Editor's Letter
  by Jerry Tarde
• The New Yorker's View of Golf : As the Open comes to New York, another institution gives its take on the lighter side of the game
  by David Owen
• All that Glitters . . . : Armed with a PGA Tour card and a game built to last, Ty Tryon turns 18 this month—which means the future is now
  by Kevin Cook
• Golf Toy GreenFix Grip
• My First Time
• The Grillroom : Rudy Giuliani
  by Bob Verdi
• Bridge to the Future : Programs are opening doors for kids
  by Topsy Siderowf
• To cure your slice and hit it solid, practice with a four-knuckle grip
  by Scott Davenport
• The Fire Within — New York's bravest share a special bond: with golf, with each other and with this year's Open venue
  by Dave Kindred
• Viewers' Guide : Need to fix a famously weak finishing hole? Try a trick from Dad's old playbook
  by Ron Whitten
• Being the Boss
  by David Owen
• Butch's Basics : Shoulders square, hips open helps avoid a slice
  by Butch Harmon
• Deep-tissue massage
  by Ron Kaspriske
• 2001 Ad
  by David Leadbetter
• Tip From The Tour : On short approach shots, focus on where, not how
  by Laura Diaz
• All's Well That Ends Well : The U.S. Open champion gives a blow-by-blow account of last year's misadventures on the 72nd hole
  by Retief Goosen
• Be NICE To Monty : Join Golf Digest's campaign to halt the heckling
  by Jaime Diaz
• Leaders in the Clubhouse
• Drive, Chip & Putt : How to play and practice golf's three most important strokes
  by John Daly
• Solar F/X Sport Spray and Skin Defense Lotion
• Free Up Your Swing : The three-finger drill is a good first step toward power and consistency
  by David Leadbetter
• TRAVEL FILE : Long Island
  by Mike Stachura
• Bethpage and Me — Playing golf and embracing life: A family affair on Long island
  by Ed Weathers
• 2002 Ad
  by David Poole Anderson
• The Advisor
• Demo Memo : EAGER TO HIT THE NEWEST CLUBS? HERE'S HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF A DEMO DAY
  by Barry Salberg
• Lumbar Extender
• From the Gallery
• Politically Incorrect : Northern Michigan's public Pine Valley
  by Mike Stachura
• The Real Man Behind the Black : Why the celebrated Tillinghast course isn't a Tillie course after all. Allow us to introduce you to Joseph H. Burbeck
  by Ron Whitten
• Hogan Reprise : Sergio takes a proven swing into the U.S. Open
  by JIM McLEAN
• Smart Shots : TopGolf's space-age driving range
• 'PLAY WHAT'S IN FRONT OF YOU' : The Duval family on the death of a loved one, and the healing that comes later
  by Bob Duval
• The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Golf
• On Television — Ken Venturi: Walking Away, Quietly
  by PETER McCLEERY
• Here's the Deal
• Watson's Shortcuts : For straight, consistent shots let your arms hang at address
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• Waiting Game : The best way to get a tee time at Bethpage is to spend a night in the parking lot. Just don't expect to sleep
  by Chang-Rae Lee
• Rules of the Game : Ways to Use Your Clubhead
• What's In My Bag
  by Chris DiMarco
• Terris Golf Systems Golf Gloves
• Close the Gap : How this modern wedge can fill a big hole in your game
  by Jim Mclean
• Travel Notes
• Defining perfect putting pace
  by Johnny Miller
• Golfers We Like : Frank McCormack
  by Matthew Rudy
• If Jedi Knights Played Golf
  by Scott Smith
• Eyes of the Tiger
  by Craig Bestrom
• Tom Weiskopf : Age 59 Paradise Valley, Arizona — Who was that masked man? An enigmatic hero on guilt, flying saucers, toy trains, hangovers and the horror of open-casket funerals
  by Guy Yocom
• Thrill Rides : Hot coaster-course combos
  by Ted Johnson
• Beware the extra-long driver
  by Johnny Miller
• Torrey Makes a Public Statement : The South Course at Torrey Pines, La Jolla, Calif
  by Ron Whitten
• Worn Out Tales from the Tour
• Inside Looks : There's more than meets the eye with these new products
• Ask the Experts : The Doctor Is In
• Paul Runyan 1908-2002 : Remembering a great player, teacher and person
  by Guy Yocom
• Tip From The Tour : Use your preshot routine to keep your focus where it belongs: on the target
  by Kirk Triplett
• Nick Faldo: How soon we forget
  by Johnny Miller