Golf World January 30, 2012: Golf Digest

FEATURES

Before she starred in the Solheim Cup, lifelong stutterer Sophie Gustafson delivered the interview of the year--and, perhaps, the biggest victory of her career.

By Ron Sirak

Mark Wilson wins the inaugural Humana Challenge after former President Clinton delivers a much-needed shot in the arm to the old 'Hope' tournament.

By Ron Sirak

Four years removed from his second heart transplant and a few months after graduating from the Nationwide Tour, Erik Compton arrives on the PGA Tour ready to take on each new day.

By Jim Moriarty

Bunker

The PGA Merchandise Show has evolved, but the handshakes remain.

By Bill Fields

Mother Nature took center stage during the Humana Challenge's third round.

A pair of cancer surgeries has given Eddie Carbone a new appreciation for life.

Branden Grace makes it two in a row; Dan Forsman and Mark Wilson also win.

Too much MOI can ruin a good thing--especially in putters.

By E. Michael Johnson

Jonathan Byrd shares why he has made Sea Island, Ga., his home.

By Dave Shedloski

Silvia Bertolaccini is content to be calling the action for ESPN.

By Mike Cullity

VOICES

• As with its predecessor, the Humana,s charitable efforts focus on helping others -- Geoff Shackelford
• Tennessee's Erica Popson overcomes thumb injury to make U.S. Curtis Cup team -- Ryan Herrington
• Mark Wilson and caddie stick to the script during victory at the Humana -- Dave Shedloski
• Whether a primary sponsor or back-up plan, pro golf can count on RBC -- Robert Thompson
• The PGA Tour schedule as we know it will soon see significant change -- John Feinstein