June 15, 2009
BUNKER
Poppy Hills out, Monterey Peninsula CC in at AT&T
Oakmont eyeing a record ninth U.S. Open in 2016
Tiger's Dubai course on hold; video game debuts
Readers' Choice Awards voting heating up
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
EQUIPMENT
Tweaking clubs can lead to major gains
By E. Michael Johnson
GRILLROOM
Sandy Lyle won the Masters with help from toe-tickling
By Bob Verdi
OPINION
Tiger Woods has a solid wingman in Jack Nicklaus
By Jaime Diaz
TOUR TALK
EUROPEAN
• A rain-soaked preview of the Ryder Cup
PGA
• James Kamte's unusual route to the tour
LPGA
• In-Kyung Kim, 20, wins the State Farm
CHAMPIONS
• Bernhard Langer dominates in Texas
AMATEURS
• Euros win Palmer Cup in birdiefest
BACK 9/STATS & SCORES
FEATURE
The Picture Of
Health
Fit and on-form, Tiger Woods legs out a Memorial win with a closing 65 built on birdies and
one dandy chip-in for eagle
By Bob Verdi
U.S. Open Preview
Right Place,
Right Time
With its WPA roots and creative tweaks, Bethpage Black is a stage replete with possibility
By Ron Whitten
Straight
Man
He may be one of the most
(quietly) funny guys on tour, but Jim Furyk is dead serious about winning another Open
By John Hawkins
Bethpage Black Map
A rendering of the course along with a look at the key holes
By Brett Avery
63
It has been the magic number in the major championships since 1973. Is the mark going to be
broken any time soon?
By Bill Fields
A Week Like
No Other
Tiger. Phil. Sergio. Sept. 11. Bethpage. Why the first People's Open still shines
By Dave Shedloski
The Great
Survivor
The Depression tested (but never beat) Long Islander Jerry Travers, America's top amateur a
century ago
By Mike Cullity
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