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    Golf World June 20, 2008

    June 17, 2008
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    Cover Photograph By Robyn Beck/AFP/Getty Images

    BUNKER

    __Torrey Pines nets USGA $50 million __

    British Open gets new cable home

    Curtis Strange returns to broadcast TV

    Second Futures Tour win for rookie

    COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS

    EQUIPMENT

    New bag configurations needed for Torrey's setup

    By E. Michael Johnson

    Tiger Woods' prime-time performance Saturday

    By Ron Sirak

    Rocco Mediate leaves a major impression

    By Bob Verdi

    TOUR TALK

    AMATEURS

    Northeast Amateur is a New England tradition with famous "graduates"

    U.S. OPEN NOTEBOOK

    THURSDAY

    • A pair of unknowns steal the show

    • Top group has the joint jumping

    FRIDAY

    • Davis Love III is the comeback kid

    • Zach Johnson has Iowa on his mind

    SATURDAY

    • No. 13 is both lucky and unlucky

    • D.J. Trahan finally finds his zone

    SUNDAY

    • Lee Westwood falls short of playoff

    • First hole has Woods' number: 6

    SWING THOUGHTS

    Woods couldn't hit his 3-wood stinger

    An open letter to Phil Mickelson on his choice of driver

    U.S. OPEN REPORT

    THE BIG PICTURES

    A photo essay of Tiger Woods' emotions from the third and final rounds of the 108th U.S. Open

    Valiant U.S. Open runner-up Rocco Mediate reminds us: Tiger Woods' Torrey tale was an old story

    By John Hawkins

    Tiger Woods is mum about the condition of his knee, but there are signs it may be months, not weeks, before he can play again

    By Jaime Diaz

    Stats and scores covering all four rounds and the 19-hole playoff from Torrey Pines

    Phil Mickelson's controversial decision to bench his driver becomes the latest chapter in his U.S. Open career

    By Tim Rosaforte

    The USGA's decision to play the par-4 14th at 267 yards had the players talking to themselves

    By Geoff Shackelford

    Amateurs had their moments in the Southern California sun, but Johnny Goodman's place in golf history was never challenged

    By Bill Fields

    How the top 10 players on the World Ranking entering the U.S. Open fared

    By John Antonini