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|
JONES
|
SORENSTAM
|
[SWING
QUIRK] |
Pronounced hand
lag on backswing |
Swivels head
toward target before impact |
[CAREER
EARNINGS] |
$0 |
$17,247,820 |
|
[COLLEGE] |
Georgia Tech (mechanical engineering);
Harvard (English lit); Emory (law) |
Arizona (undeclared major) |
|
[IN THE BAG] |
Mixed set--sometimes as
many as 20 clubs--of hickories |
Calibrated Callaways -- 14 only |
|
[ON-COURSE DEMEANOR] |
Grim but graceful. Played very
fast and sucked down cigarettes
almost as quickly |
Pleasant but mechanical.
Her preshot routine
takes exactly
22 seconds for each shot |
|
[WORKOUT] |
During winter of 1929 Jones
played badminton
like game called Doug |
Hits the gym five
days a weeks when not playing |
[MEDIA
RELATIONS] |
O.B. Keeler did
Jones's talking for him |
Not effusive and not
available the week
before the
Women's Open,
according to IMG |
|
[FASHION STATEMENT] |
Elegant |
Athletic |
[SPORTS
HERO] |
Stewart Maiden (left) |
Bjorn Borg
|
Seventy-five years ago, at age 28, Bobby Jones won what was then considered the Grand Slam. He's still the only person to accomplish the feat, but Annika Sorenstam, 34, goes for the third leg of the LPGA Grand Slam this week at the U.S. Women's Open at Cherry Hills outside Denver. Here's how the two Slammers--one actual, one potential--stack up.
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