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Day 2 Happy Hour - Big Break MexicoSee what happened off the course as the competitors chat about the second day of competition during happy hour. Click HERE for more Big Break Mexico content.
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Feherty Out of Bounds - Lewis: Ladies Set Equipment TrendsStacy Lewis tells Feherty about golf equipment in this exclusive clip from 'Feherty,' Mondays at 10PM ET on Golf Channel.
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Playing Lessons: Chipping with GaineyHolly Sonders and Tommy Gainey participate in a chipping challenge. Tommy gives a chipping tip on hitting out of the rough. Watch 'Playing Lessons with the Pros' on Golf Channel.
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The Golf Fix: Stick it CloseMichael Breed, host of 'The Golf Fix,' explains how to stick it close in this exclusive tip. Watch 'The Golf Fix' Monday nights at 7PM ET.
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Tom Lehman on FehertyCheck out behind the scenes photos of Tom Lehman during the taping of Feherty.
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Go AnnikaPhotos of Annika Sorenstams return to Colonial, 10 years after teeing it up on the PGA Tour.
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Big Break Mexico Episode TwoCheck out behind the scenes photos from episode two of Big Break Mexico.
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That's So FehertyPhoto gallery of Feherty being Well, Feherty
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USGA's Davis: Plenty of time for players to adaptUSGA executive director Mike Davis answered questions Tuesday about why the governing bodies will enact the anchor ban in 2016.
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Manufacturer on anchor ban: 'Golf lost today'On the morning the USGA and R&A announced that Rule 14-1b will ban anchored putting beginning on Jan. 1, 2016, dissenting views have come forth from prominent members of the manufacturing industry.
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Lehman sides with PGA over R&A in anchor banFormer Ryder Cup captain and Open Championship winner Tom Lehman sided with the PGA of America after the announced anchor ban.
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PGA Tour, PGA of America respond to anchoring banBoth vocal during the commenting period in opposition of the proposed ban on anchoring, the PGA Tour and PGA of America both responded Tuesday to its adoption as a new Rule of Golf as of January 1, 2016.
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LPGA releases statement on anchoring banThe LPGA released a statement Tuesday, indicating it will comply with the USGA's implementation of Rule 14-1b in January of 2016 that will ban anchored strokes.
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Players show empathy for others affected by banEven those PGA Tour members who are in favor of the USGA and R&A’s newest rule to ban the anchored stroke maintain they can feel some level of empathy for fellow players who will be most affected.
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Steele: Expect a player to sue USGA, R&ABrendan Steele, a longtime user of the anchored-putting stroke, said Tuesday morning that he believes one or more PGA Tour members will soon take legal recourse.
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USGA, R&A announce ban on anchored strokeIt's official. Or will be in 2016. The USGA and R&A announced Tuesday the ban of anchored strokes under the Rules of Golf.
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European Ryder Cup captain McGinley adds pick for 'extra flexibility'Like Tom Watson, European Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley will have three captain's picks at his disposal in 2014.
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Full USGA statement on anchoring banRead the full statement from the USGA on the implementation of Rule 14-1b, which will ban anchored strokes as of January 1, 2016.
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