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...change of scene, you can saunter along the lengthy peaks of the Sand Dunes near Stovepipe Wells, where desert winds have deposited grains of mountain quartz in a beach-like expanse that covers 15 sq. mi. Or you can visit Devil's Golf Course, where wind and rain have shaped the silt of ancient saltwater lakes into surreal crystallized salt pinnacles. And there's no place better to observe the tectonic forces that shaped Death Valley than at Badwater, the lowest place in the valley (and on the continent), where a salt-and-silt bog hundreds of feet below...
...days after junior Andrew Klein’s playoff win at the 30th annual Lou Flumere Invitational, the Harvard men’s golf team took to the first tee at Metedeconk Country Club on Saturday in hopes of winning its first Ivy League Championship in 28 years. And for the first time in five years, the Crimson had a real chance to capture the individual title with Klein...
...what seems to be the tail end of a winter that refuses to leave, the Harvard men’s golf team entered its latest battle with Mother Nature yesterday at the 30th annual Lou Flumere Invitational. While the world’s best golfers were enjoying 80 degree-plus weather in balmy Houston, the Crimson braved temperatures that struggled to reach half as high and wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour to compete at the 18-hole invitational...
...Crimson got more than it bargained for in this tune-up. Stow Acres is a true test of golf even in the most pleasant of conditions, featuring such obstacles as a 6,939 yard par-72 bear with three par-5s over 500 yards and six par-4s measuring more than 400 yards, including a Tiger-esque 478-yard ninth. Making a tall task even taller, yesterday’s golfers were battered by bitterly cold temperatures, blustering winds and intermittent rain all round long...
...word these days to patients of Las Vegas family practitioner Jeff Brookman is that the doctor is out - not on the golf course but in downtown Baghdad, where the reservist, 53, is a battalion surgeon doing trauma assessment and triage with the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force. "He's three for three," says his wife Monterey, who has been taking his calls and referring his patients elsewhere for the past nine weeks. "First the Gulf War, then Somalia and now Iraq." This time, Monterey says, it has meant a pay cut of about 35%, and it will take months...