Golf World July 09, 2012: Golf Digest

FEATURES

Tiger Woods' AT&T National victory--his third of 2012--adds to the case that he's increasingly becoming his dominant old self.

By Jim Moriarty

Journeyman Joe Daley goes from distant Q-school footnote to Senior Players champion with a gritty performance at 'fair and fun' Fox Chapel.

By Bill Fields

Driven by curiosity as much as success, Sean Foley goes about the business of teaching Tiger Woods with purpose, perspective--and his eyes wide open.

By Jim Moriarty

Collector Richard Estey gave Golf World an insider's look at the auction of the Jaime Ortiz-Pati�o collection of golf artifacts. The competition was both civil and fierce.

By Curt Sampson

BUNKER

Web.com takes over the PGA Tour's developmental circuit in mid-season.

By Dave Shedloski

Tropical Storm Debby re-defines 'island green' at TPC Sawgrass' No. 17.

With changes to the tour's qualifying system, amateurs look at turning pro at an earlier age.

Ai Miyazato wins on the LPGA; Jamie Donaldson turns start No. 255 into his first victory.

A word that captures the attention of fans and players: prototype.

By E. Michael Johnson

Renovations to Dorado Beach's East course make it a 'must-play'.

By E. Michael Johnson

VOICES

• Despite lessons, merchandising and members to consider, these club pros have game -- John Strege
• Royal Portrush received raves, but a return of the British Open to Ireland is no sure bet -- John Huggan
• A few of golf's most celebrated teachers provide some concise advice -- Al Barkow
• The driving range is a setting that provides lessons in more than simply golf -- Roland Merullo