SeeMore Putters pays tribute to recent PGA and LPGA finishes
                   
worldgolf.com     Jul 17, 2008          

FRANKLIN, Tenn. -- SeeMore Putter Company salutes the pros at the John Deere Classic and Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic who played its putters to great finishes this weekend. On the PGA Tour, SeeMore continued to build momentum as the five players who used SeeMore putters made the cut. Three pros placed in the top 30 as two of them tied for 12th place and one tied for 29th. Meanwhile, on the LPGA Tour where SeeMore has been gaining acceptance, a very accomplished pro switched to a new SeeMore mSeries putter after round one and finished in fifth place, shooting a 62 in the third round with nine birdies and no bogeys. She also had 17 birdies over her final three rounds. Five other players used the SeeMore putter at the tournament. “This has been another terrific week building momentum on both Tours for the SeeMore brand,”... [read full story]                    


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So. Utah golfers go national

thespectrum.com     Aug 15, 2008          

BY DOUG CARY • dcary@thespectrum.com • August 15, 2008 From the time he was four, SUU's Matt McArthur said his father John McArthur had a golf club in his hand. Just days from the start of his senior year, McArthur will take...                    

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Paul Jett prepares Pinehurst for 113th U.S. Amateur Championship

worldgolf.com     Aug 14, 2008          

"It's literally going to be the same setup as for a U.S. Open, but it will play completely different. The bermuda is at the end of its growing cycle, it's a lot coarser," said Jett, golf course superintendent at Pinehurst.                    

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Garcia's majors burden compares with Phil's

cnn.com     Aug 13, 2008   417 related          

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Sergio Garcia packed his bags and headed for the parking lot at Oakland Hills, leaving behind another season without a major and facing eight long months until his next opportunity. The PGA...                    

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Profiles of local athletes competing in Beijing

nwsource.com     Aug 9, 2008          

RESIDENCE: Seattle SPORT: Swimming, 200 butterfly CONNECTION: UW WILL REPRESENT: New Zealand OLYMPICS: 2008 CAREER: Qualified for the New Zealand Olympic team on March 30 when he finished third in the 200 butterfly at that...                    

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