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- Soft draw on the pitch shotThe fellows I play with on the tour frequently tell me that the best tee-to-green shot in my bag, aside from the "Texas wedge," is my pitch shot....Billy Maxwell | August 24, 1959
- Muy loco down in San AntoneLarry Kenon and fellow Spur egos have enfevered a win-starved populaceJohn Papanek | May 14, 1979
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PLUS 1. Ben Curtis +256 [This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.] Better putting (from 156th to 65th), scrambling (176th to 46th) and 7.6 more yards off the tee led to greatly improved scoring—from 71.58 (166th) to 69.98 (13th). 2. Chad Campbell +198 [This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.] A proven ball striker, Campbell leaped from 162nd to 42nd in putting, which shaved more than a stroke (1.18) off his scoring average. 3. Bob Tway +193 [This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.] The Tour leader in putting (from 66th) also made big strides in greens in regulation (from 138th to 33rd), ball striking (172nd to 70th) and birdie average (103rd to 3rd).   
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