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  • All Eyes on Abu Dhabi
    Tiger Woods surges to join Rory McIlroy in contention at HSBC in Abu DhabiMarwan Naamani / Getty Images

    All eyes in Abu Dhabi are on one group of the players -- and they aren't disappointing. Tiger Woods found his putting stroke during a second-round 69 and pulled into contention. Woods's partner Rory McIlroy is tied with Woods, two shots off the lead. Go to Article

  • Going Long (and Low)
    Going Long (and Low)Stephen Dunn / Getty Images

    Kyle Stanley, one of the longest hitters on tour, made more than enough birdies Friday to offset one big mistake, giving him a one-shot lead in the Farmers Insurance Open. Phil Mickelson shot a 68, but he still missed the cut. Go to Article

  • Desert Debut
    Desert DebutKamran Jebreili / AP

    Our new Golf photos Tumblr blog, which features images from SI, Golf Magazine and Golf.com, brings you the best and most entertaining golf photos past and present. Here, Tiger tees off with a desert dunes billboard in the background in Abu Dhabi. Go to Article

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Fowler on gear changes
Fowler on gear changes
Rickie Fowler spoke one-one-one with Golf.com's David Dusek at Torrey Pines about his equipment changes.
Equipment at Torrey
Equipment at Torrey
Take a look inside the bags of the players at Torrey Pines and see what the golfers are using at the 2012 Farmers Insurance Open.

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Beat Rights With Your Left Hand
Beat Rights With Your Left
As seen in the February issue of Golf Magazine, Top 100 Teacher Paul Marchand says to place more control in your left hand.
Putt Like A Pendulum
Putt Like A Pendulum
As seen in Golf Magazine's February issue, Top 100 Teacher Keith Lyford says your trusty 5-wood is the secret to grooving your stroke.

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Ask Travelin' Joe
Ask Travelin' Joe
Travelin' Joe Passov answers your questions on courses in Savannah, and the best Scottsdale courses for couples.
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Monterey Must-Play
Thanks to an inspired makeover, Black Horse is better than ever—and a near equal to its elder, the Bayonet.
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