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Titleist aims to reshape swings with another option: the triangular head 907D1 ($399 - $500; titleist. com). —
Swinging Square 2007
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Even when we were children Jase had had a shadow life: away from the Big House he'd been a math prodigy, breezing through an elite private school like a Masters titleist playing a mini-golf course; home, he was just Jase, and we had been careful to keep it that way.
Spin 2005
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"I remember at times it might not have been that way in other players 'minds before I'd even come down here," added the three-time titleist, who beat Pete Sampras in the final on his first trip Down Under in 1995.
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A $100,000 check goes to the men's winner, while the women's titleist earns $55,000.
USATODAY.com 2002
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But she was also a two-time Chicago Marathon titleist and much, much more (and there were those multiple near misses at the Olympic Trials).
Runner's World Racing News Peter Gambaccini 2010
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But she was also a two-time Chicago Marathon titleist and much, much more (and there were those multiple near misses at the Olympic Trials).
Runner's World Racing News Peter Gambaccini 2010
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Some good discount shop not only sale good titleist ap2 irons but also carry framed photos, too.
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BRONX, NY - Tickets to the "Stadium Slugfest," Yankee Stadium's inaugural brawl featuring the world championship rumble between three-time world titleist MIGUEL COTTO and undefeated World Boxing Association (WBA) super welterweight champion YURI FOREMAN go on sale Tomorrow!
BoxingScene.com 2010
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= Msonormal style = "MARGIN: 0cm 0cm 0pt; TEXT-ALIGN: left" align = left > After securing his place in the play-off with a birdie at the 72nd hole in regulation, Westwood looked in command over the first two titleist ap2 irons holes of the play-off with Jimenez twice seemingly in trouble.
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The four-time Boston Marathon titleist believes the sets of four hills, starting near mile 16, is "the greatest single place in marathoning …. to express yourself, to race, to run."
Runner's World Racing News Peter Gambaccini 2010
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