Golf World February 13, 2012: Golf Digest

FEATURES

Unfazed by Spencer Levin's big lead or his own collapse a week earlier, Kyle Stanley rides a Sunday 65 to a win--and redemption--in Phoenix.

By Jim Moriarty

At 40 Denmark's Thomas Bj�rn has found a (relative) peace that has helped him shed some old demons and win four times in 19 months.

By John Huggan

He was a contemporary of Ben Crenshaw. His shots made a pure sound few achieve. But for this excitable Louisianan, legendary talent never translated into stardom.

By Jim Moriarty

Bunker

More players are using long putters--and the USGA is watching.

By Ron Sirak

Personal distractions rather than stellar play have kept Phil Mickelson in the news.

Fresh off a fourth-place finish in Qatar, John Daly accepts a Puerto Rico Open spot.

Stanley wins in Phoenix; Paul Lawrie takes Qatar; Christel Boeljon wins Down Under.

Although not common, putter inserts can wear out.

By E. Michael Johnson

Ian Kennedy's trade to Phoenix turned out to be a golf bonanza.

By Ryan Herrington

VOICES

• Will Yani Tseng be able to back up her stellar 2011 season? -- Ron Sirak
• Dana Quigley returns to tournament play while son Devon slowly recovers -- Tim Rosaforte
• The USGA is set to turn its attention to growing the game -- Ryan Herrington
• The naming of the course designer for the 2016 Olympics is delayed. But why? -- Ron Whitten
• Young tour players are learning what the vets already know: It isn't easy to close -- Jaime Diaz