This Golfing Life with Michael Bamberger.

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CLUBHOUSE Significant Mother WHEN TIGER WOODS TALKED at the Champions Dinner at the November Masters, the green-coated men in the room heard him speak more soberly than ever before. Tida Woods and Mary Mickelson, another Southern California golf mom, started crossing paths in the early 1990s, first at Tour events, later at Presidents Cups and Ryder Cups. Little-Known Tour Stats Maybe Big Data has finally gone just a little too far Strokes Gained, Weight Room Fairway Profanity Hospitality Tent Proximity Practice Swings Per Round 5-Putt Avoidance Scoring Average: Off the Course Bounce-Back-from-Hangover Percentage Gamboling Consecutive Holes With Club Twirl Spike Marks Tamped Per GIR All-Around Good Guy Sand Saves from Outside the Bunker Strokes Applied, Sunscreen Unofficial Money Usages of "Obviously" Per Press Conference Lean on me: Woods, at 14, with Earl and Tida. [Extracted from the article]

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