Curtis Strange: a whole new game

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Golfer Curtis Strange has won 17 PGA Tour competitions and has collected some $2 million during one 1988-89 stretch, but Strange admits that his game deteriorated due to burnout and fatigue. However, Strange is working toward a comeback in 1997, when he will also be a golf analyst for ABC-TV.

Strange, Curtis

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Tom Lehman: a major leap into the elite

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Tom Lehman's victory in the 1996 British Open establishes him as one of the top golfers. It was his first victory in a major tournament since joining the professional tour in 1983. Lehman maintains that knowing he has always done his best is more important to him that winning a major.

Lehman, Tom

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Greg Norman: still a tiger himself

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Golfer Greg Norman, with 79 tournament wins, was the most dominant player in the game prior to his disappointing showing at the 1996 Masters tournament and the subsequent rise of Tiger Woods. Norman has promised to return to top form, although at age 42 his future looks hazy.

Norman, Greg

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