Golf World February 6, 2012: Golf Digest

FEATURES

Byron Nelson, Sam Snead and Ben Hogan would have turned 100 in 2012--a milestone that recalls the incomparable legacy they left.

By Curt Sampson

Talented up-and-comer Kyle Stanley triples the 72nd hole, then loses a playoff to Brandt Snedeker at the Farmers Insurance Open.

By Ron Sirak

England's Robert Rock prevails in Abu Dhabi as a shaky fourth round undoes Tiger Woods' bid for victory.

By John Huggan

Bunker

For some tour players, the 40 is the new 30.

By Bill Fields

PGA Tour players' emotions are mixed on proposed changes for 2013.

Gary Woodland is playing through the pain as he rebuilds his swing.

Snedeker, Rock win on their respective tours; Lydia Ko, 14, makes history.

Balance between launch angle and spin rate is key to distance.

By E. Michael Johnson

Eddie Merrins' Los Angeles offers something for everybody.

By John Strege

VOICES

• Dudley Hart is cautiously optimistic about his return to the tour after 2 1/2 years -- Mike Cullity
• Dottie Pepper deserves to be a U.S. Solheim Cup captain -- Ron Sirak
• The American tour of the exhibition The Art of Golf is a must-see -- Jim Moriarty
• The best birth year in any sport for its players? 1912 and golf -- John Antonini
• Remembering the Turnesa brothers--all seven of them -- Bill Fields