41.   Wright compares the game to golf, in that curlers have to read the ice much as golfers have to read the greens.

42.   Bigger heads also mean longer shafts are needed to swing them, and many golfers have trouble finding the fairway with the long shafted clubs.

43.   But the Korean golfer had trouble with her putter all week, taking eight more shots on the green than Webb.

44.   Eighteen golfers had yet to tee off in the second round, meaning the cut will not be made until Saturday.

45.   Fourteen golfers had to finish their third rounds on Sunday morning.

46.   Many golfers have a mission in life.

47.   Older golfers had the lowest crunch-factor levels, meaning they had the least torque.

48.   The former Georgia Tech golfer has had it working two days in a row.

49.   Thirty golfers had to return to the TPC at Southwind course Friday morning to finish the first round, which was suspended by darkness Thursday.

50.   Younger golfers had the highest levels, the study found.