... hard (hitting more fairways so to speak), working to improve. And UCA officials also have become much smarter in course management. Those are the important things right now. (Sports columnist David McCollum can be reached at 505-1235 or david ...

... you hit a bad shot, you can get out of it OK.â But Hazeltine sets up for Tiger Woodsâ game with his length and course management. From the beginning, he threatened to chew up the field. Some very good college golfers were turned into pussycats ...

... the course haven't gone unnoticed by her teammates. "She helps me out with my game and around the course with course management," said King, a CHS junior who finished second in the 7A state boys tournament. "She inspires me to play good ...

... foot eagle attempt from the fringe. He ran the putt 7 feet past but nailed the next one for birdie. "So much for course management," said Georgia Tech's Matt Kuchar. "We just decided to hit it as hard as we could and as long as we could ...

... striking the ball better than he ever has but the real improvement is in maturity, in the mental part of the game, in course management, in assessing the course conditions and adapting before a round, in planning what he will do. "Last year he would ...

... by McKeown's ideas about "course management" or thinking one's way around ... does not begin with swing or course-management training. "The first thing ... They don't understand course management and changing conditions. I ...

... Woods said. "I made a lot of par putts today and really kept myself in this tournament." It was a round of good course management for Woods, something he has prided himself on in the past year. But he kept the driver in the bag most of the round ...

... said Rob Stam, who has been the superintendent at Conway Country Club for four years and has a degree in golf course management. "Then, the July Fourth weekend hit us pretty hard, and it's been very hot ever since." Stam added, "I ...

... even, let's go play." THE CADDIE When he failed to qualify, Matt Kuchar noted that much of his problem was course management, being unfamiliar with the intricacies of Pebble Beach. Molder doesn't have that problem. His caddie, Rick ...

... the 18th green at Pebble Beach in two shots requires an astute and uncanny combination of golf ability, boldness, course management, instinct and luck. It's not just ball-striking. To reach it in two at age 60 is almost miraculous. Appropriately ...