Golf World July 25, 2008
Table of Contents
Cover Photograph By J.D. Cuban
BUNKER
Scorecard blunder costs Michelle Wie big.
Disabled pro Ryan Ely gets Class A status.
IGF committee aims for 2016 Olympics.
Simon Hobday recalls Senior Open win.
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
EQUIPMENT
Master craftsman Don White nearly won a 14th major.
By E. Michael Johnson
THE VIEW
Signing the card is a part of the game that should remain intact.
By Ron Sirak
OPINION
No Tiger, no problem. Greg Norman brought the buzz to Birkdale.
By Bob Verdi
TOUR TALK
LPGA Tour
Ji Young Oh harvests State Farm title in a playoff over Yani Tseng.
Champions Tour
A replacement putter lets R.W. Eaks find his game en route to 3M win.
FEATURES
You Can Call Him Johnson
Richard S. Johnson, that is, a Swede who rescued a lost season in Milwaukee with his first career win.
By John Strege
Spartan Conditions
Michigan State's Jack Newman fends off Colorado heat, 'name' opponents to win U.S. Amateur Public Links.
By Lynn DeBruin
BRITISH OPEN REPORT
The Big Pictures
A photo essay of the challenges presented by Royal Birkdale during the 137th playing of the British Open.
Gone With The Wind
Greg Norman's bid for an unlikely third British Open title comes up short as Padraig Harrington closes like a champion.
By John Hawkins
The Rank and File
Stats and scores covering all four rounds from Royal Birkdale GC.
By Brett Avery
Work in Progress
Throughout Padraig Harrington's golf career, improvement has been an important -- and constant -- part of the plan.
By Jaime Diaz
Thoughts From Birkdale
Even with Tiger Woods missing from the action, the 137th British Open was a breath of fresh (gale-force) air.
By Bill Fields
Report Card
How the Top 10 players on the World Ranking entering the British Open fared.
By John Antonini
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