Golf World February 04, 2013: Golf Digest

FEATURES

Before a ragged finish, Tiger Woods flashes lots of vintage form in winning his seventh Farmers Insurance Open by four shots.

By Geoff Shackelford

One hundred years after amateur Francis Ouimet shocked the golf world with his U.S. Open victory in Brookline, the achievement remains singularly impressive and unmistakably wonderful.

By Bill Fields

Ouimet's stunning 1913 U.S. Open victory over his heavily favored foes was followed by other important moments that have shaped the sport in the last century.

By Golf World Staff and Contributors

BUNKER

Golf Digest 50: PGA Tour players are working harder for their money.

By Ron Sirak

USGA tabs Winged Foot for 2020, the New York club's sixth U.S. Open.

Lucas Glover starts 2013 healthy, clean-shaven and with a more mature outlook.

By Tim Rosaforte

Jordan Spieth's less than stellar pro debut; Mike Weir makes first cut since 2011.

A swing change can mean your equipment needs to be altered.

By E. Michael Johnson

Tee-to-green play is a more reliable stat for success than putting.

By David Barrett

VOICES

• Streamsong, Florida's newest resort, might be a little too remote for many -- Ron Whitten
• Bifurcation: new legitimacy for a little-respected concept -- Jaime Diaz