Golf World October 5, 2007

Cover Photography By Charles Laberge

October 5, 2007

BUNKER

World Golf Foundation reorganizes

Banned substances listed for pros

2009 U.S. Am moved to Southern Hills

Tennis star's new endeavor: golf

COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS

VIEW FROM THE BUNKER
Remembering Shoal Creek pioneer Louis Willie Jr.
By Ron Sirak

EQUIPMENT
Golf balls are part of Presidents Cup strategy
By E. Michael Johnson

BACKSPIN
Peter Baker, 1993 Ryder Cup star, seeks a comeback
By John Huggan

OPINION
The Presidents Cup is not just about keeping score
By Bob Verdi

FEATURES

ERIN GO BLAH
A team of Brits wins a lightly attended Seve Trophy in Ireland, and Nick Faldo attracts a little pre-Ryder Cup fire
By John Huggan

PRESIDENTS CUP NOTEBOOK

THURSDAY/FRIDAY
Conceded putt sets the tone for a gentlemanly Presidents Cup
Charles Howell III benefits from pairing with Tiger Woods
Stuart Appleby finally gets a win in Presidents Cup competition

SATURDAY
Tiger Woods rebounds from worst loss ever with a pair of wins
Phil Mickelson plays "Aquaman" in a watery sequel
International's studs are duds at Royal Montreal GC

SUNDAY
Quietly, Scott Verplank racks up a perfect 4-0 record
Stewart Cink soaks up the atmosphere and gets the clincher
Phil Mickelson drubs Vijay Singh in Sunday's "other" match

PRESIDENTS CUP REPORT

THE BIG PICTURES
Woody "Aquaman" Austin's adventures on Royal Montreal GC's 14th hole

ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL
Inspired by Woody Austin's plunge, a U.S. squad awash in team spirit wins the Presidents Cup
By John Hawkins

ALTERNATE HOT SHOTS
The Yanks roll in Montreal thanks in large part to a near-perfect record in foursomes. How Un-Ryder-Cup-like
By Bill Fields

THE PRESIDENTS CUP RESULTS
Wrap-ups of all 34 matches plus a report card on the 24 players who competed at Royal Montreal
By Brett Avery

MUTUAL ATTRACTION
Despite a more hectic schedule, America's players still sound committed to the Presidents Cup -- and their beloved captain
By Jaime Diaz

FIRST TIME IS THEIR CHARM
America's trio of rookies inspired -- and were inspired by -- the occasion
By Jim Moriarty