Golf World August 27, 2012: Golf Digest

FEATURES

Sergio Garcia wins the rain-delayed Wyndham Championship to earn the spot on the European Ryder Cup team he sought so hard.

By Jim Moriarty

Chattanooga's Steven Fox scores a stunning U.S. Amateur victory when Cal's Michael Weaver could not seal the deal at Cherry Hills.

By Ryan Herrington

Entering its sixth edition, the FedEx Cup playoffs have gone from a confusing, somewhat controversial entity to a viable, welcome addition to the PGA Tour schedule -- as well as the key to the new calendar.

By Ron Sirak

BUNKER

Long in the making, Augusta National admits its first women members.

By Bill Fields

Jos� Maria Olaz�bal tabs a trio for duty as assistant Ryder Cup captains.

To play the PGA Tour or for their continent is often a choice for European stars.

By Tim Rosaforte

Willie Wood wins in Endicott; Mika Miyazato gets first LPGA triumph.

One-time LPGA victor Tina Barrett finds more wins after her career.

By Mike Cullity

Titanium fairway woods are no longer a big thing on tour.

By E. Michael Johnson

Jeff Sluman offers local knowledge on his home city of Chicago.

By Bill Fields

VOICES

• Sometimes a player's second major portends a paradigm shift in the game -- Chris Millard
• Sergio Garcia and Paula Creamer -- pros whose promise exceeded performance -- Ron Sirak
• Dartmouth grad Peter Williamson shows why the amateur summer circuit matters -- Ryan Herrington
• If you follow one tour player on Twitter, make sure it's the clever Roberto Castro -- Jim Moriarty
• One of ANGC's first female members, Condoleezza Rice is a good fit for the club -- John Barton