News
Golf World August 3, 2007
BUNKER
U.S. Amateur champ turns pro
Kiwi golfer's year-long odyssey
Play it as it lies at Israel course
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
Athletes should learn from class-act Juli Inkster
By Ron Sirak
Longer putters are becoming visible again
By E. Michael Johnson
A good pair of eyes suits teacher Bob Toski just fine
By Bill Fields
Taylor Smith's life comes to a sad end
By Bill Fields
Tour Talk
AMATEURS
Cory Whitsett, Kristin Park take USGA Junior titles
New putter keys Brian Harman's Porter Cup win
EUROPEAN
Andres Romero closes the deal to take Deutsche Bank Players'
Green fiasco DQs Henrik Stenson
LPGA
Lorena Ochoa's last major shot
Progress or not, Michelle Wie makes the cut at the Evian Masters
PGA
Canadians flounder on home soil
Finally healthy, George McNeill has his game back on track
CHAMPIONS
Ben Crenshaw's rejuvenated game
Gary Player makes cut, holds firm at Senior British Open
STATS & SCORES
FEATURES
Long on history and short on sponsorship, the low-profile Canadian Open delivered (again) a worthy champion: Jim Furyk
By John Strege
Tom Watson was in his element—tough conditions, links golf in Scotland—while winning his third Senior British Open
By John Huggan
Natalie Gulbis, not just another pretty face, wins the Evian Masters for her first LPGA Tour victory
By Ron Sirak
PGA PREVIEW
Added length, quicker greens and—especially—steep, shaved-grass banks are some of the new challenges awaiting players at this year's PGA
By Geoff Shackelford
Brash rookie Anthony Kim has come a long way from his college days in Oklahoma (and he'll be glad to tell you)
By John Strege
Decades after receiving a death threat, Hubert Green talks about real U.S. Open pressure
By Dave Anderson
SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY
A look at moments from past championships at Southern Hills, along with thoughts on another first-time major winner