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All his compositions showed a full shot of each set, with all the delicate tones and shadings that suggested ideas for lighting and, in general, were of great help to me as a cameraman .
The links course of Royal Lytham & St . Annes was left without one of its best defenses, allowing players to have some full shots at pins and avoid many of the 196 bunkers littering the course.
I'd give Alex Cora a full shot at shortstop, expect further improvement from Mark Grudzielanek with a year under his belt at second base, and look forward to Tom Goodwin chasing down balls all season in center field.
The links course of Royal Lytham & amp; St . Annes was left without one of its best defenses, allowing players to have some full shots at pins and avoid many of the 196 bunkers littering the course.
Locke was not particularly long from the tee, but placed great emphasis on accuracy in hitting fairways and greens; he employed an extreme right-to-left ball flight ( one that bordered on a hook ) on nearly every full shot.

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He escaped with a bogey by holing a 3.9-meter ( 13-foot ) putt, then spent the next three hours with his two children, chipping and putting, and finally moving to the range to hit full shots as Perks made his way home.
He escaped with a bogey by holing a 3 . 9-meter ( 13-foot ) putt, then spent the next three hours with his two children, chipping and putting, and finally moving to the range to hit full shots as Perks made his way home.
"You're not just hitting full shots, but little bump-and-run shots, " said Norman, the 54-hole leader at Shinnecock in 1986 before falling to fourth behind eventual winner Ray Floyd . ` It could be very windy, and the conditions probably will be firm and hard.
Two years ago in the U . S . Open at Pinehurst, Payne Stewart had a one-stroke lead going into the 18th when he decided to lay up with a wedge instead of risking a full shot out of the rough that could have gone anywhere.