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To: KFE who wrote (1734)	7/13/2000 7:40:47 PM
From: Magnatizer	Respond to of 44012

KFE I would like to add a prize to the contest. If the winner is in my area (Upstate South Carolina) before October I will treat them to a round at one of the local top courses. Some choices include The Walker course (Clemson University) cityofclemson.org Cateechee GC cateechee.com University of Georgia, Athens busfin.uga.edu There are many others but I know these three are in great shape right now. The Walker course at Clemson has completed extensive renovations (course is not old, just needed some refinements) and has become one of my favorite layouts. ht Mag

To: KFE who wrote (1734)	7/13/2000 9:15:31 PM
From: TH	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44012

I will save someone the embarrassment of not picking Tiger and eliminate him from the contest except for winning score lol I offer a round at the Allister MacKenzie course in Ann Arbor MI, or a choice from my three favs in the Detroit area. I will pick later. Thx KFE. TH

To: KFE who wrote (1734)	7/14/2000 7:59:50 AM
From: Road Walker	Respond to of 44012

Ken, I'll throw in a round, if the winner can travel to the Tampa, FL area, at Pine Barrons at World Woods. This is always rated within the top 20 of Golf Magazines "Top 100 Courses you can play", I think it's currently number 10. #1 rated practice facility in the country. Waste bunkers line most fairways, some are 200 yards long and 30 feet deep. It's a fun course to play that always offers choices of safe or go for it shots. pchoice.com John

To: KFE who wrote (1734)	7/17/2000 12:50:20 AM
From: Magnatizer	Respond to of 44012

Ken My picks: Els, Lehman, Watson, Begay III, Lawrie, Price: 270 If Lawrie is still on IR (not sure one way or other) then substitute Langer Thanks Mag

To: KFE who wrote (1734)	7/17/2000 9:48:05 AM
From: Mark T. Heath	Respond to of 44012

Ken, here are my six picks and the winning score: 1. Lee Westwood 2. Colin Montgomerie 3. Jim Furyk 4. Loren Roberts 5. Sergio Garcia 6. Michael Campbell Winning score - 269

To: KFE who wrote (1734)	7/17/2000 3:04:09 PM
From: Road Walker	Respond to of 44012

Ken, Can I give it a shot? 1. Westwood 2. Els 3. Sutton 4. Singh 5. Clarke 6. Begay Score - 271 Sentimental favorite - Tom Watson John

To: KFE who wrote (1734)	7/17/2000 5:12:48 PM
From: thecow	Respond to of 44012

Ken Here's my two pence worth. Els Monty Parnevik Maruyama Lehman Roberts Score 268 tc

To: KFE who wrote (1734)	7/17/2000 5:24:21 PM
From: TH	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44012

KFE, Els, Lehman, Monte, Price, Leonard, and, er, ah, what the hell, FALDO. 272. Of course I will trade all six of these dudes for one share of Tiger at .75 Thats right, I will take Tiger at 3/4 of his score over the whole field, lol. Have a good one. TH

To: KFE who wrote (1734)	7/19/2000 10:17:57 AM
From: Bob Miller	Respond to of 44012

Ken: My selections: Montgomerie Westwood Mickelson Price Azinger Couples Score=270 Thanx for keeping Tiger out of it. Like a short-priced horse, I can't bet him. Thanx again for the great contest. Bob Miller

To: KFE who wrote (1734)	7/19/2000 4:57:52 PM
From: olivier benrubi	Respond to of 44012

Great contest Els, Westwood, Clarke, Parnevik, Garcia, Faldo. 268 If the winner ventures to Paris, we may have a game at my course, (Saint Nom where the european tour stages the Lancome Trophy) Olivier