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Joe Culley,
The Irish Times
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Now at the Bookstore--


Private Lessons: Revised and Updated Edition
David Dusek


Fifty More Places to Play Golf Before You Die
Chris Santella


Sports Illustrated--The Golf Book
The Editors of Sports Illustrated


The Golf Bag Book
By Scott Martin


This Week's Golf Column:
Oakley's 2010 European season now underway

March 19, 2010

Pete Oakley is some kind of traveling fool....

Recent Columns:
Cape golf team readies for 2010 season

March 12, 2010

For the first time in several years, the Cape Henlopen High School golf team began its practice sessions for the new season without freezing....

Shaping up for golf
March 5, 2010

Our last two golf columns focused on preparing for the upcoming golf season--deciding what parts of your game need improving, and making sure your equipment is either brand-new or in good condition....

Preparing for the new season
February 26, 2010

This year’s preparations for the upcoming golf season will be quite a bit different from the recent experiences of many Cape Region golfers....

Flyover country
February 19, 2010

While Cape Region golfers patiently wait for all the snow to melt, they might as well think about what part of their golf game they’d like to work on for the next season, if they ever have the chance. For me, that would be the short game from just off the green....

A bucket list for golfers
February 12, 2010

Whenever folks reach the stage of life where they have a large amount of disposable income, there’s a conundrum about how to spend it....

Wintertime projects beckon, snow permitting
February 5, 2010

The Cape Region’s golf course superintendents usually don’t have much trouble scheduling their wintertime projects. That’s because there is usually plenty of relatively dry, relatively warm weather in which to tackle the kinds of golf course renovation projects that just can’t be done during the season, when the courses are (hopefully) overrun with golfers....

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The Cape Gazette
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