Golf World April 16, 2012: Golf Digest

MASTERS REPORT

Rescuing a sudden-death par from deep in the Georgia woods, Bubba Watson wins the 76th Masters over Louis Oosthuizen.

By Jim Moriarty

Scores and stats from an exciting Masters.

By Brett Avery

Boosted by a back-nine 30 Saturday, Phil Mickelson seemed perfectly positioned for a fourth Masters title--but another triple trips his chances.

By Bill Fields

Thrust into the lead with a historic double eagle Sunday, Louis Oosthuizen ultimately didn't win a second major, but, importantly, he may have shed the tag of 'one-hit wonder'.

By Tim Rosaforte

As Masters competitors complained about mud balls, Augusta National's mowing patterns and today's technologically advanced golf balls come under scrutiny--again.

By Geoff Shackelford

NOTEBOOK

Masters rookie Keegan Bradley arrived expecting to contend.

By E. Michael Johnson

Woods' Day Two produces demons, bad behavior and a T-40.

By John Huggan

Rory McIlroy shoots a third-round 77 and ends the guessing early.

By Ron Sirak

Lee Westwood comes close but remains a 'major' bridesmaid.

By Dave Shedloski

How the top 10 on the World Ranking fared at the Masters.

By John Antonini

Bunker

There are two sides to every story--even at Augusta National.

By David Owen

Merion GC, site of the 2013 U.S. Open, is getting an intimidating makeover.

Equipment evolves but the golf ball debate continues.

By E. Michael Johnson

Arthur Blank's Atlanta is the spot for any sport enthusiast.

By E. Michael Johnson

VOICES

• Billy Payne/Augusta National need to stop 'skirting' the women members issue -- John Feinstein
• Augusta National GC's setup favors a left-hander's fade -- Jaime Diaz
• This year's Masters proves there will always be someone to step into Woods' shoes -- Ron Sirak