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Woods' Bagman Is No 1 Driver

SAPA-AP WELLINGTON Wellington, New Zealand - In his day job, Steve Williams is Tiger Woods' caddie. In his spare time, he's a dirt-track car racer who has been crowned New Zealand's super saloon car champion for the first time. Williams won his first national title on Tuesday on a dirt oval at Mt Maunganui Speedway on New Zealand's North Island. "It's amazing," he said. "I've never been in a New Zealand title race before. I've never evn been at home when the New Zealand title races are on." Williams took in the New Zealand championship while on holiday as Woods takes a break from the PGA Tour. "I just kept telling myself 'keep it smooth, Steve, keep it smooth.' I did that but I still can't believe I won." Super saloons are powerful, modified production cars which race on short, narrow dirt ovals on raceways flanked by high concrete walls. Williams has been a fan of dirt track motor racing for most of his life. Last January, Williams had surgery on a badly gashed hand after he flipped his saloon car and hit a safety wall on the last lap of a dirt-track race at the Baypark Speedway. Williams gashed his hand to the bone in the accident and track officials at the time said he was lucky to avoid more serious injury. - SAPA-AP SOURCE: SAPA-AP, as published in The Star, page 21, Johannesburg, South Africa, 05 January 2006. Ultimate Golf Fitness Guide by Mike Pedersen Click Image To Visit Product Website "I Recommend Mike's E-Book Unreservedly!" Mike Pedersen has done two different things very well: he has 1), written with authority, knowledge, and unquestionable expertise on how to get and to stay in shape specifically for golfers, and 2), he has done it in a pleasurable, easy-to-read, and crystal clear manner... The book is, first of all, very well organized--so you can start right from the beginning and take things at your own pace. Mike covers areas in addition to those you would expect, i.e., psychological factors, aging, motivation, enjoyment ...it is right there up front with the applicability to every step of a golf swing--from setup to the end of the swing--and the end of the whole round, for that matter. I recommend Mike's book unreservedly: it is the work of a true professional. All the more so given that its cost is the smallest fraction of the cost to obtain a personalized regimen, or compared to a few visits to a gym or health club. -George Hibbard Author, Golf's Critical Details www.PerfectImpact.com