Golf World January 18, 2010
Table of Contents
Cover photo by J.D. Cuban
BUNKER
Jack Nicklaus is turning 70 and not looking back
Matteo Manassero's amateur career to end after Augusta
Corey Pavin and Fred Couples are rookies again
David Ishii is still enjoying his lone PGA Tour win
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
EQUIPMENT
For some, a new year means a new deal
By E. Michael Johnson
TRAVEL
A Scottsdale solution to the winter golf blues
By Dave Shedloski
OPINION
Golf without Tiger Woods will remain compelling
By Jaime Diaz
TOUR TALK
CALENDAR
A listing of more than 200 pro and amateur events
AMATEURS
Expect Alexis Thompson to be dominant in 2010
FRONT NINE/STATS
FEATURES
BACK TO BUSINESS
Under sunny skies and the cloud of Tiger Woods' hiatus, Geoff Oilvy gets people talking golf with a tidy victory in the SBS Championship
By Ron Sirak
BURNING AMBITION
The competition is overwhelming but Pat Perez, close friends with captain Corey Pavin, insists 2010 will be the year he makes his first U.S. Ryder Cup team
By Dave Shedloski
THE CHINA SYNDROME
As the European Tour tries to fend off the reach of its U.S. counterpart into the Far East, executive director George O'Grady's circuit remains focused on Dubai, keeping its players and regaining the Ryder Cup
By John Huggan
10 FOR '10 (Equipment Resolutions You Need To Keep)
Our chief implements geek says it is the little things that lead to improement. Here are his 10 must-try ideas
By E. Michael Johnson
