Sony Open

As jerry Kelly stood over the three-footer that would win the Zurich Classic of New Orleans–his first title in seven years–and the $1,134,000 first-prize, the putter he gripped, a Cleveland Classic 3 model, was in this area to grant one of the greatest returns on investment ever. That’s since the putter cost $69. Kelly bought [...]

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As players gathered at the Sony Open for the first full-meadow event of 2008, it was evident many had either worked on their putting strokes during the off-season or at least realized their game on the greens needed a boost. That’s since 47 players in the meadow of 144 — nearly one-third — came to [...]

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