Golf World April 30, 2012: Golf Digest

FEATURES

No stranger to people downplaying his accomplishments, Ben Curtis triumphs at the Valero Texas Open and answers his own questions about winning again.

By Ron Sirak

The pursuit of victory still holds value for the 70- and 80-year-olds at the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, but it's not what keeps them coming back.

By Bill Fields

Two Ivy League profs say it's time to bring a little science to the Official World Golf Ranking.

By Mike Stachura

BUNKER

Packing a late punch, the USGA adds a bunker on 17 at Olympic Club.

By Geoff Shackelford

The R&A continues the debate about whether to limit the anchoring of clubs.

Darren Clarke remarries in a private ceremony in the Bahamas.

Branden Grace wins No. 3; Michael Allen gets No. 2 and Ai Miyazato takes No. 1.

Driver lofts decrease as physical strength and spin increase.

By E. Michael Johnson

Jay Sigel's Philly is a great place for golf and history enthusiasts.

By Steve Donahue

Former LPGA player Barbara Barrow spends her time giving back.

By Mike Cullity

VOICES

• Despite a proud history, the Texas Open's schedule slot keeps it from being a top draw -- Ron Sirak
• Jeff Klauk's fight against epilepsy isn't a one-man battle -- Tim Rosaforte
• Scioto CC will return to the spotlight in 2016 as host of the U.S. Senior Open -- Dave Shedloski
• CBS and Augusta need to rethink their policy of keeping Masters shots off YouTube -- Geoff Shackelford
• At 53, Michael Allen is having the season of a lifetime -- Bill Fields