News
Golf World May 16, 2008
Cover Photographs By Stephen Szurlej
BUNKER
LPGA boss Bivens gets extension
Maggert stunned by brother's death
Sawgrass super Fred Klauk calls it quits
Larry Hinson beat polio to play on tour
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
Efficiency off the tee is key -- except for Tiger
By E. Michael Johnson
Traveling in Scotland by car is an expensive proposition
By Brett Avery
By staying true to himself, Paul Goydos becomes a fan favorite
By Bob Verdi
TOUR TALK
PGA TOUR
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE
Holding the playoff at the TPC Sawgrass' 17th is the right call
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Colt Knost gets his 'one good round' and wins the Fort Smith Classic
LPGA TOUR
Jeong Jang had a costly ($62,367) miss at the Michelob Ultra Open
EUROPEAN TOUR
Hennie Otto tastes victory for the first time at the Italian Open
AMATEURS
Regional winners seek to unseat Duke as NCAA women's champs
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FEATURES
After a dominating performance at Kingsmill, Annika Sorenstam announces she will retire at the end of the season
By Ron Sirak
Georgia State's Joel Sjoholm brings the Atlanta school new hope with his improved play and mellower attitude
By Ryan Herrington
THE PLAYERS REPORT
Shedding myriad bugaboos, Sergio Garcia wins a wind-blown Players for his first victory since '05
By Jim Moriarty
No. 17 isn't golf's first island green -- just the excruciating, captivating standard for the concept
By Bill Fields
Stats and scores covering all four rounds from the TPC Sawgrass
By Brett Avery
PLAYERS NOTEBOOK
Thursday
Lefty starts strong in title defense
Flu fells Masters champ Immelman
Romero goes long on 17
Friday
Old guys show they still have game
Cink decides bald is beautiful
Garrigus' ace a lone highlight
Saturday
No-names lurk near the lead
Birdie binge brings Holmes closer
Nos. 14, 18 yield but one bird each
Sunday
Quinney's charge falls just short
For Goydos, it was all in the hands
Hey Finchem, let the players talk