Getting better
Former Utah Gov. Mike Leavitt's working hard in Washington, D.C. Working hard to improve his game, that is.
Golf Digest is out with its latest top 200 Washington golfers and Leavitt, now the head of the Department of Health and Human Services, clocks in at 45th of the Capital City's best golfers. And he's doing better than last year when he tied for 49th place. The golf enthusiast is improving his game, too, narrowing his handicap to 7.5 from last year's 9.2.
Sen. Orrin Hatch, meanwhile, kept his same handicap of 20, but fell down in the rankings from 152nd to 159th.
Maybe the 74-year-old senator needs more time on the links. Any openings in the administration?
-- Thomas Burr
Golf Digest is out with its latest top 200 Washington golfers and Leavitt, now the head of the Department of Health and Human Services, clocks in at 45th of the Capital City's best golfers. And he's doing better than last year when he tied for 49th place. The golf enthusiast is improving his game, too, narrowing his handicap to 7.5 from last year's 9.2.
Sen. Orrin Hatch, meanwhile, kept his same handicap of 20, but fell down in the rankings from 152nd to 159th.
Maybe the 74-year-old senator needs more time on the links. Any openings in the administration?
-- Thomas Burr
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