Golf World April 9, 2012: Golf Digest

FEATURES

At different points Yani Tseng and I.K. Kim were locks to win the Kraft Nabisco Championship. Then along came Sun Young Yoo.

By John Strege

Hunter Mahan vaults to a U.S.-best No. 4 on the World Ranking thanks to a solid Shell Houston Open win.

By John Huggan

Golf's not the only game in town at The Villages, the world's largest retirement community--but sometimes it seems that way.

By Leigh Montville

Bunker

Will IBM's new female CEO spark change at Augusta National?

By Ron Sirak

After Annika declines, the LET names Liselotte Neumann its Solheim captain.

Jesper Parnevik remains upbeat after injuring his hand in a boating accident.

Hunter Mahan goes for two, Sun Young Yoo survives, Thorbj�rn Olesen breaks out.

Metal spikes still have a home on the PGA Tour.

By E. Michael Johnson

N.C. State hoops coach Mike Gottfried rates Alabama's Gulf Shores.

By Steve Donahue

VOICES

• The Champions Dinner is part of the tournament's pageantry -- Tim Rosaforte
• Less yardage is generating more business at one Los Angeles-area course -- John Strege
• For some perennial contenders NCAA postseason eligibility wasn't always assured -- Ryan Herrington
• A new Moe Norman memoir offers a revealing look at a complex man -- Adam Schupak
• When it comes to golf's 'it' factor, winning's but part of the equation -- Bill Fields