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October 16, 2006
 
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The right wedge is like a best friend. When you mess up, he's the guy that's there to save you. GOLF MAGAZINE just tested four of the newest wedges on the market to see which one golfers like you liked the most. See the results, and watch a bonus video about what makes the winning wedge tick.

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Square-Headed Drivers
In last column, Managing Editor Rob Sauerhaft told you that Nike and Callaway are gearing up to launch square-headed drivers next year. Here are more details, and the first pictures of the new Nike SasQuatch Sumo2 and Callaway's Fusion FT-i.
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David Feherty's Mailbag
The game's funniest analyst answers letters from golfers just like you on dissing Tiger Woods, European TV announcers, Phil Mickelson's weak finish to the year and going to Las Vegas with Gary McCord.
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    The Pincher Drill

    Excessive pressure in the last three fingers of each hand causes the forearms to become rigid. To relieve this tension, make some pitch swings using a "pincher grip," with just the thumb and forefinger of each hand gripping the club and the other six fingers flared out. Notice how well you can control the club with such little grip pressure. Try to incorporate more "pinch pressure" into your normal grip.
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