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TODAY'S GOLF - Wednesday, October 27, 2004
"Tips... News... And More... All For The Love Of The Game"
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IN THIS ISSUE:

1. PGA Tours - Schedule
2. Golf Chuckle
3. Pro Report - PLAYER HOPES TOUR ALLOWS ELS TO TRAVEL



PGA TOURS

SCHEDULE

PGA TOUR

Funai Classic at Disney
-- Site: Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
-- Schedule: Thursday-Sunday.
-- Courses: Walt Disney World Resort, Magnolia Course (7,200
yards, par 72), Palm Course (6,957 yards, par 72).
-- Purse: $4.2 million. Winner's share: $756,000.
-- Television: ESPN (Thursday-Friday, 3-6 p.m.; Saturday, 4-6
p.m.) and ABC (Sunday, 3-6 p.m.).

CHAMPIONS TOUR

Charles Schwab
Cup Championship
-- Site: Sonoma, Calif.
-- Schedule: Thursday-Sunday.
-- Course: Sonoma Golf Club (7,069 yards, par 72).
-- Purse: $2.5 million. Winner's share: $440,000.
-- Television: The Golf Channel (Thursday-Sunday, 5-7:30 p.m.,
9-11:30 p.m.).

LPGA TOUR

-- Next event: CJ Nine Bridges Classic, Oct. 29-31, The Club
at Nine Bridges, Jeju Island, South Korea.
-- Last week: Annika Sorenstam won the Samsung World Champion-
ship for the fourth time, overcoming a three-stroke deficit
with five holes to play to beat Grace Park by three shots.
Sorenstam has six wins this year.

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GOLF CHUCKLE

A golfer tried three straight times to hit a golf ball over
the inlet of water between him and the green. But each time
the ball splashes into the drink. In utter frustration the
golfer said, "Caddie, take my clubs on in, I'm going to jump
into the water and drown myself." The caddie replied, "I
doubt that, sir. You couldn't keep your head down long
enough to drown!"

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PRO REPORT

PLAYER HOPES TOUR ALLOWS ELS TO TRAVEL

West Palm Beach, Fla. -- Nobody has traveled more miles to
play golf than Gary Player, most of it before the days of
private jets, limousines and luxury suites. He has 15 mil-
lion miles on his clubs, making him history's most-traveled
professional athlete, and he's not slowing down. In the past
three weeks, Player said he has gone across 40 time zones
doing corporate outings and playing in golf tournaments. So
what better person is there to talk to about Ernie Els'
latest tussle with the PGA Tour over his world golf schedule?
Els recently received a letter from PGA Tour Commissioner Tim
Finchem informing him that if he wants more than the standard
three releases that a tour member annually receives to play
in a "conflicting" event, he must play more than the minimum
number of 15 tournaments. Player -- a South African like Els,
and among the first golfers to play all over the world --
believes that's wrong. "Ernie wants to prove to everyone he's
the best player in the world, not just the best player in the
United States," Player said by phone recently from his ranch
in Johannesburg, South Africa. "I applaud him for that. That
was exactly my same ambition when I was his age. I wanted to
be the best player in the world." So does Els. That's why he's
the last globetrotting player left among the game's elite. No
top player competes around the world more often. A big reason
for this is Els loves those appearance fees that can rise
above $300,000 in some cases. "To keep your card on the U.S.
tour, you have to play 15 events and I have already played
more than that, and I haven't finished yet," Els told repor-
ters recently in London. "But they are saying they want over
20 and nothing abroad. Naturally, we have to sit down and
talk, but one thing is for sure -- don't start putting a pad-
lock around me. Don't make a barrier, because that's not going
to work." Player praised Tiger Woods' efforts to promote the
game around the world, but said he's saddened that so many top
American players rarely travel outside the United States. He
thinks that hurts not only their game, but the game. "To me,
the ultimate test was to win around the world, because you had
to adapt to different environments, customs, languages," Player
said. "A lot of the American players are so pampered and so
spoiled that if things aren't the way they want it or as nice
as it is back home, they don't want to play there. Isn't it
our responsibility to grow this game around the world?" Els
will have played in 18 PGA Tour events this year, with seven
of them the four majors and the three World Golf Championships.
He has played in seven European events (besides the aforemen-
tioned seven that count on both tours). Els also has played in
Korea, Australia and South Africa this year. "I have great
respect for Tim Finchem, but he needs to remember Ernie was
not born in this country," Player said. "It reminds me of some-
thing President Eisenhower said to me a long time ago: The
world is a very big place, and the U.S. is a very small part
of that. We need the world, and the world needs us."

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TODAY'S GOLF - Wednesday, September 15, 2004
"Tips... News... And More... All For The Love Of The Game"

IN THIS ISSUE:

1. PGA Tours - SCHEDULE
2. Golf Chuckle
3. Pro Report - MICKELSON SIGNS WITH CALLAWAY



PGA TOURS

SCHEDULE
PGA TOUR

Canadian Open
-- Site: Oakville, Ontario.
-- Schedule: Thursday-Sunday.
-- Course: Glen Abbey Golf Club (7,222 yards, par 71).
-- Purse: $4.5 million. Winner's share: $810,000.
-- Television: ESPN (Thursday-Friday, Sunday, 3-6 p.m.;
Saturday, 4-6 p.m.).

LPGA TOUR
John Q. Hammons Hotel Classic
-- Site: Broken Arrow, Okla.
-- Schedule: Friday-Sunday.
-- Course: Cedar Ridge Country Club (6,545 yards, par 71).
-- Purse: $1 million. Winner's share: $150,000.
-- Television: The Golf Channel (Friday, 4:30-7 p.m.;
Saturday-Sunday, 1-2:30 a.m., 4:30-7 p.m.).

CHAMPIONS TOUR
-- Site: Maineville, Ohio.
-- Schedule: Friday-Sunday.
-- Course: TPC at River's Bend (7,145 yards, par 72).
-- Purse: $1.5 million. Winner's share: $225,000.
-- Television: The Golf Channel (Friday-Sunday, 1:30-4
p.m., 9-11:30 p.m.).
All times Eastern


GOLF CHUCKLE
Worst golfer

One day, John Smith decided to go to a new golf course where
no one knew him, just to get away and see if he could do
better elsewhere.

He hired a caddy to guide him around the course. After
another day of slices, duff shots, misread putts and bad
temper, he was obviously upset. He turned to the caddy and
said, 'You know I must be the worst golfer in the world.'

The caddy replied, 'I think not sir, I have heard there is a
guy named John Smith from across town who is the worst player
ever!'


PRO REPORT

MICKELSON SIGNS WITH CALLAWAY

Callaway Golf has pulled off a giant marketing victory,
signing Masters champion Phil Mickelson to a long-term
equipment and endorsement contract. The Carlsbad, Calif.,
company announced Tuesday that beginning with this week's
Bell Canadian Open, Mickelson, 34, who parted last week
with Titleist, will play Callaway metal woods, including
a prototype of the Fusion Driver, and a prototype of the
HX Tour ball. Mickelson, the world's No. 4-ranked player,
will wear the Callaway logo on his shirt and visor and
later work with club designer Roger Cleveland to develop
his own line of irons, wedges and putter. Mickelson
reportedly ended his four-year relationship with Titleist
after being denied a renegotiation in the final year of
his contract. Financial terms of the Callaway contract
were not disclosed. -- Glenn Sheeley
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