Golf World July 4, 2008
Table of Contents
Cover Photograph By Darren Carroll
BUNKER
The PGA Tour drug test-first-hand
Women's Open to Sebonack in 2013
Wild Dunes' 18th again under repair
Greg Norman, Chris Evert get hitched
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
EQUIPMENT
Driver off the deck -- do not try this at home
By E. Michael Johnson
THE VIEW
It's time for Michelle Wie to try a new approach
By Ron Sirak
OPINION
Brad Faxon (literally) has felt Tiger Woods' pain
By John Hawkins
TOUR TALK
PGA TOUR
• A long (but great) week in Michigan has Rocco Mediate ready for a nap
• Player Advisory Council tackles the slow-play issue -- again
LPGA TOUR/Women's Open
• Angela Park's sweet swing couldn't produce a major championship
• Annika Sorenstam ends her U.S. Women's Open career in style
THE ANGRY GOLFER
• The U.S. Women's Open had our man reaching for the television remote
CHAMPIONS TOUR
• Loren Roberts finds the winner's circle while Nick Price keeps looking
EUROPEAN Tour
• No driver, no problem as Pablo Larrazabal takes the French Open
• José Maria Olazábal among those failing to qualify for British Open
AMATEURS
• Reinier Saxton wins one for The Netherlands at the British Amateur
FEATURES
Ten Years After
Inbee Park, inspired to try golf after watching fellow Korean Se Ri Pak in 1998, follows in her idol's footsteps with a dominating victory at the U.S. Women's Open
By Ron Sirak
Opening Act
Recent Arkansas grad Stacy Lewis, playing in her first event as a pro, ends the week as low American
By Ron Sirak
A Dream Coming True
Kenny Perry's Ryder Cup aspirations take another giant step forward at the Buick Open
By Bob Verdi
Nothing Minor League About It
Set to host its first event with a $1 million purse, the Nationwide Tour continues its evolution from fledgling start-up to reliable proving ground
By Brett Avery
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