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Articles in June 2005 issue of Golf Digest

• Be a feel player like me: good touch comes from instinct and practice
  by Sergio Garcia
• Being there
  by Hank Haney
• Stay in balance
• Flop it with feel: the adjustments you need to make to hit the high, soft lob
• Slim and none: what are the odds when Bobby Joe takes on 15-year-old Tricia Hurt in the U.S. Open at Pinehurst?
  by Dan Jenkins
• Hit down and through: to improve your contact, practice hitting off a downhill lie
  by David Leadbetter
• The search for feel: you know it when you've got it, but what is feel, really?
  by Peter Morrice
• Golf scribe for hire: I offer my services to players on the PGA Tour—for a price
  by Dan Jenkins
• You really wanna know?
• Woods.
• Putters.
• Cure the yips
• Golfers we like
• For fathers: cool gifts to update Dad's sense of style on and off the course
• Access for juniors
  by Mark Connolly
• Buy a better game
  by Hank Haney
• Get heart-smart
• I tried it
• The chip is off his shoulder: Tiger's 0-for-10 slump in the majors ends with a special day at Augusta
  by Dan Jenkins
• World's worst swing?
• Skin protection: sunscreen isn't enough. Keep an eye on those moles
  by Brian DiMenna
• How to lag it close: visualization and feel in my right hand are the keys to getting proper speed
• Back to Pinehurst: universally praised as the U.S. Open venue in 1999, No. 2 gets another shot at the national championship
  by Ron Whitten
• After crunching the numbers, I predict a repeat by the goose: here's what the stats, and my gut, tell me about my seven Open favorites
  by Johnny Miller
• Bowling for golfers
  by Rick Grubb
• How much loft?
  by Hank Haney
• 'Something green and peaceful': for three brothers from the civil-war ravaged Congo, golf is an escape from the memories
  by Dave Kindred
• Junior majors
  by Topsy Siderowf
• Balls.
• Buzz list
• Vijay at work
  by Bill Burley
• Good golf on the cheap
  by Brian DiMenna
• The art of instruction: Anthony Ravielli illustrated Golf Digest instruction articles for almost 30 years. As these never-before-seen sketches of four-time U.S. Open champion Bobby Jones show, his work is timeless
  by Jack Nicklaus
• Clarification
• Working with Tiger
  by Hank Haney
• Limit forward press on chips: make sure your hands return at impact to the address position
  by Jim McLean
• The cost of golf:
• How it feels
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Match play
  by Craig Bestrom
• Good reading and some shameless plugs
  by Cliff Schrock
• Mail your golf bag
  by Peter Finch
• Trapping it from tight lies
• Remembering Pinehurst
• Donald Ross wouldn't recognize these greens: the truth about Pinehurst's special surfaces: not much of the old master's work remains
  by Ron Whitten
• The Golf Guru: things every golfer should know
• One swing, one thought is business woman's strategy
  by Peter McCleery
• Why Cink is a fine dark-horse pick
• Hats we'd like to see
• All about feel: what it is, how to learn it and when you can say you're a feel player
  by Gio Valiante
• Blow up hole
  by Ron Whitten
• Memories in the mist: from the dramatic finish to the all-night celebration, we revisit the wild final day of 1999's Open classic
  by Peter McCleery
• Over the edge: in its attempt to conduct Opens that are tough but fair, the USGA too often gets it only half right. That's why changes are on the way
  by Jaime Diaz
• Orlando blooms: the theme park capital enjoys a burst of golf-course development
  by Pete McDaniel
• The lessons of a boy named Padraig
  by Tom Callahan
• Ask Mr. Style
  by Marty Hackel
• Try Snead's sidesaddle
• A portable summary of 11 key feel tips
• Executive privilege
  by Alan P. Pittman
• Find your balance: center your weight over the balls of your feet
  by Butch Harmon
• The touch system for better golf / 2005: the secret to a better golf swing is in your hands
  by Bob Toski
• Some play, others rest before majors
• David Owen: I'll betcha $5 golf is better with money on the line
• Groaners
• Driver con-Fusion? After a slow start, composite-titanium drivers are making news
  by Mike Stachura
• Ball roll-back
• 1999 Ad
  by Chuck Cook
• Viewer's guide
• Golf with an attitude
  by Ryan Herrington
• Down and dirty: waste areas don't have to mean wasted shots
  by Ernie Els
• Teaching feel to tour players: I helped four top pros improve their touch. The short-game lessons I gave them apply to you, too
  by Stan Utley
• Release your hands for more power
  by Chet Nowak
• Crossing the line
  by Brian DiMenna
• My shot: Jack Fleck: why was Ben Hogan forever drawn to the man who denied him a record fifth U.S. Open? Fifty years later, it's a question Jack Fleck is still trying to figure out
  by Guy Yocom
• U.S. Open relic gets new look: unique putter used to win in '99 is back
  by Mike Stachura
• Vijay Singh: I'm happy with my swing, and so is my friend, Byron Nelson
  by Scott Smith
• A game to add feel: train yourself to hit different clubs the same distance
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• How far is too far? The U.S. Golf Association is exploring research that could lead to new rules controlling balls and drivers
  by Mike Stachura
• Phil Mickelson: 'we all play better with equipment fit to our needs and swing type.'
  by Mark Soltau
• 'I still miss him every single day': six years after Payne Stewart's victory and tragedy, Tracey Stewart remembers
  by John Feinstein
• Control distance with your wedges
  by Chet Nowak