Golf World February 20, 2012: Golf Digest

FEATURES

Authoring a stellar 64 close, Phil Mickelson outclasses Tiger Woods and wins the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, his 40th PGA Tour victory.

By Jim Moriarty

Aided by a miraculous par-save and a Mark Calcavecchia meltdown, Corey Pavin takes the Allianz Championship for his first Champions Tour title.

By Bill Fields

LPGA rookie Lexi Thompson is only 17, but the long-hitting Floridian's poise, enthusiasm and graciousness suggest she's not your average teen.

By Tim Rosaforte

Dubai winner Rafael Cabrera-Bello, the Canary Islander who puts the 'tour' in 'tour pro,' cracks the top 100 despite a mind-boggling schedule.

By Brett Avery

Bunker

Butler National might change its all-male membership policy.

By Teddy Greenstein

Who's in and out of this year's WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship.

Ken Duke is happy to be left alone on the course and get his game together.

Mickelson, Cabrera-Bello, Pavin and Jessica Korda are the week's winners.

Want the proper feel in a club? Check the swingweight

By E. Michael Johnson

Webb Simpson's Raleigh offers more than just great golf.

By Dave Shedloski

Former tour pro Woody Blackburn's life gets 'reel' after golf.

By Mike Cullity

VOICES

• Fred Funk and Peter Jacobsen return to competition after surgery -- Bill Fields
• The PGA's West Coast swing may fall victim to the proposed 2013 changes -- Geoff Shackelford
• Orthokine, a blood-spinning procedure, is growing in popularity among tour pros -- Tim Rosaforte
• Kim Julian tries to help others deal with terminal illnesses in Golf Widow -- Mike Cullity
• Remembering golf course architect, and friend, Geoff Cornish -- Ron Whitten