Golf World September 10, 2012: Golf Digest

FEATURE

Rory McIlroy fends off Louis Oosthuizen to win the Deutsche Bank Championship and lead the PGA Tour Playoffs. It wasn't a rout, but it sent a message.

By Ron Sirak

THE CHARITIES ISSUE

Inspired by a fun get-together in 1987, the PGA Tour Wives Association has been doing some seriously impressive charitable work for nearly 25 years.

By Ron Sirak

For PGA instructor Glen Daugherty, golf's not Job One. Charity is.

By Jaime Diaz

As with the tours they represent, pros and celebrities make significant contributions to charity. Here's a sample.

By Brendan Mohler

BUNKER

A return to the course has proved valuable in more ways than one.

By Bill Fields

Luke Donald mistakenly sent out a harsh tweet that had folks all a-twitter.

The Deutsche Bank Championship might only be the start of Seth Waugh's tour impact.

By Tim Rosaforte

Richie Ramsay gets second Euro win; Robby Shelton captures AJGA Junior Players crown.

Playing a prototype ball requires attention to a significant detail.

By E. Michael Johnson

Denver transplant Craig Stadler offers a tour of the Mile High City.

By Steve Donahue

VOICES

• As it prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary, Merion continues to answer its critics -- Jeff Silverman
• The LPGA's majors are forever changing, but the addition of a fifth raises excitement -- Ron Sirak
• Sergio Garcia has taken control of his game on the course -- and the results are impressive -- Bill Fields
• A trick-shot artist displays the mental aspect of golf that so many struggle to master -- Roland Merulo
• With new leadership, the USGA is poised to reassert its role as the game's true leader -- Jaime Diaz