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See how the best golf players in the world make hitting balls looks so easy at Hazeltine National’s driving range, in preparation for the 91st PGA Championship, with special commentary by golf coach and The Craig Show host Craig Teiken.
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Golf coach and The Craig Show host Craig Teiken learns about Caddy For A Cure, and gets some colorful commentary from Rich Beem, winner of the 2002 PGA Championship.
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Golf coach and The Craig Show host Craig Teiken, and his caddy, roam around Hazeltine National in Chaska at the crack of dawn on the first day of the 91st PGA Championship.
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Coach Craig Teiken plays Hazletine National’s longest hole, the 15th—a Par 5 at 624 yards—and weighs in on how the pros will play it when they complete in the 91st PGA Championship August 10-16.
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Golf coach and The Craig Show host Craig Teiken finds out how the greens are different from your average golf course as the grounds crew prepares for the 91st PGA Championship at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska.
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Golf coach and The Craig Show host Craig Teiken teams up with 16-year-old Anna Laorr to play sand shots from the 12th hole at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska in preparation for the 91st PGA Championship.
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Golf coach Craig Teiken takes another shot at Hole 14, a par 4, at Hazetine National Golf Club as the countdown continues for the 91st PGA Championship in August.
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A 16-year-old golf champ shows golf coach and The Craig Show host Craig Teiken how to play Hole 14 at Hazeltine National Golf Club as a preview to the 91st PGA Championship in August.
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Golf coach and The Craig Show host Craig Teiken shows the ins and outs of the narrow Hole 13, a par 3, at Hazeltine National Golf Club, as a preface to the 91st PGA Championship in August.
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Golf coach and The Craig Show host Craig Teiken gives us a taste of what Tiger Woods and co. will be in for on Twelfth Hole at Hazeltine National Golf Club for the 91st PGA Championship in August—a 518 yard par four. Yikes!
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Golf coach and The Craig Show video blogger Craig Teiken finds out from the pros at Hazeltine National how they measure the speed of the greens using a stimp meter and how fast they want the grass to be for the 91st PGA Championship in August.
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Who makes those holes on the green and how do they do it? Golf coach and The Craig Show video blogger Craig Teiken gets the whole story at the future home of the 91st PGA Championship Hazeltine National in Chaska.
Video produced by The Craig Show
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Hazeltine National ranks as a terrific fans’ venue. There will be dozens of outstanding perches from which to watch the action at the 2009 PGA Championship. These are our favorites.
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Catch your mandatory, up-close-and-personal-if-you’re-really-lucky glimpse of Tiger Woods, but also appreciate the other beehives of activity at the 2009 PGA Championship.
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We hit Hazeltine National in Chaska, MN, the future home of the 91st PGA Championship August 10-16 to see what's really involved in cutting holes on the green.
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Rich Beem, who won the 2002 PGA Championship at Hazeltine, talks to us about his return to this year’s tourney and how his game is holding up.
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Your PGA Championship questions answered.
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CBS commentator Gary McCord, Gary Van Sickle of Sports Illustrated, and GOLF magazine’s Joe Passov assess the players likely to be near the top of the leaderboard at the 2009 PGA Championship at Hazeltine.
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What’s happening during PGA Championship week? Well, more than just the PGA Championship.
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The world’s best golfers are coming to town for the 2009 PGA Championship. Meet the larger-than-life course that awaits them.
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Golf technology continues to improve by leaps and bounds. New products for 2009 are poised to help you to heighten your game and lower your handicap.
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