News
Golf World March 7, 2008
Cover Photography By Charles Laberge
BUNKER
Water issues strike Georgia courses
LPGA's first drug test merely a trial run
PGA Tour eyeing Silicon Valley stop
Exchange: Poll says par is still king
Mike Souchak was a muny marvel
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
VIEW FROM THE BUNKER
Louise Suggs should be a member of Augusta National
By Ron Sirak
Not all is forgiven in Norman/Finchem feud
By John Hawkins
TOUR TALK
PGA
Caddie Greg Rita gathers support in his battle against cancer
Ben Crane regains his game after go-cart crash, back problems
Another round of shoulder woes sends Arron Oberholser to the sidelines
LPGA
What rust? Lorena Ochoa rolls to an 11-shot win in her season debut
SHOTLINK
The pros found water 315 times over four days at PGA National
__THE ANGRY GOLFER __
Hey ESPN—golf's a sport, too. And it's about time you gave it its due
EUROPEAN
Five years after giving up on tour life, Mark Brown wins back-to-back
AMATEURS
Stacy Lewis, Amanda Blumenherst get ready to rumble for POY award
__EQUIPMENT __
Not-so-name brands fill LPGA players' bags in Singapore
__BACK NINE/STATS & SCORES __
FEATURES
__MIND OVER MATTERS __
Battle-scarred Ernie Els puts aside recent near-misses and claims the Honda Classic for his first PGA Tour victory since 2004
By Jim Moriarty
SECOND TIME AROUND
Todd Demsey, once a promising rookie, is back on tour after 11 years and one debilitating tumor
By John Hawkins
Setting up courses on the PGA Tour is more complicated—and more scrutinized—than ever
By Geoff Shackelford