Golf World July 13, 2009

Cover Photo By Stephen Szurlej

July 13, 2009

BUNKER

USGA boss says Pinehurst doubleheader no problem

LPGA players call for Carolyn Bivens to resign

Performance-enhancers not on tour, says Finchem

Jerilyn Britz's golf was red-hot in the summer of '79

COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS

EQUIPMENT
Distance no longer running rampant
By E. Michael Johnson

GRILLROOM
There's more to Paul Casey than just the golfer
By Bob Verdi

OPINION
A Tom Watson- Turnberry moment to remember
By Jaime Diaz

TOUR TALK

PGA
• Tour pros voice thoughts on getting ready for the groove move

LPGA
• Winners in 2009 are showing why 1988 was a very good year

EUROPEAN
• A few feet separated victory and defeat for Martin Kaymer

AMATEURS
• North Carolina boy makes good in the North & South

FRONT 9/STATS & SCORES

FEATURES

Host With The Most
Outdueling Anthony Kim head-to-head and holding off fast-closing Hunter Mahan, Tiger Woods wins his AT&T National event
John Hawkins

Pressure Cooker
Mike Small, battling heat, an aching back and several challengers, wins his second PGA Professional National Championship
By Max Adler

BRITISH OPEN PREVIEW

Predictably Unpredictable
Weather, course conditions and recent history suggest Turnberry's champ may be a player not on the radar
Tim Rosaforte

Mind Bender
Turnberry's Ailsa course is an amalgam of design philosophies, disparate looks and varied terrain. It'll drive some guys nuts
By Ron Whitten

Elysian Field
Askernish, the newest 'hot' course in Scotland, is also one of the oldest. It's an unpolished Old Tom Morris gem
By John Huggan

Tony The Trailblazer
Forty years after his victory at Royal Lytham, Tony Jacklin looks back on his Open title and how it spurred a revival in European golf
By Al Barkow

Stephen Szurlej