News
Golf World July 11, 2008
Cover Photograph By Jensen Larson
BUNKER
Golf's shrinking newspaper coverage
Wife to get Montana club in divorce
Mickelson's former digs on the market
LPGA creates a cybertour
Mass. course to become film studio
__The greening of golf __
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
Shaft adjustments often needed with large drivers
By E. Michael Johnson
Open qualifying withdrawals should bring a stiff penalty
By John Huggan
It's not exactly a dog's life for the pets of tour players
By Bob Verdi
TOUR TALK
PGA TOUR
Anthony Kim wins the AT&T National. How good is he?
A taste of success has Jeff Overton feeling better about his game
SHOTLINK
With Tiger Woods missing, the Vardon Trophy is up for grabs
Tiger's event is on a great course and no one shows. What's up with that?
CHAMPIONS TOUR
Eduardo Romero is a not-so-popular champion in upstate New York
EUROPEAN TOUR
A victory at the European Open has Ross Fisher eyeing a Ryder Cup spot
AMATEURS
Matt Savage takes the North & South title in a possible U.S. Am preview
LPGA TOUR
With two wins in five starts, Seon Hwa Lee is the tour's hottest player
FEATURES
With U.S. Open champ Tiger Woods rehabbing and red-hot Kenny Perry playing in Milwaukee, this year's British Open is a wide-open affair
By John Hawkins
English Exam
Royal Birkdale, stretched and tweaked since its last Open in 1998, remains one of the United Kingdom's most picturesque venues
By John Huggan
Years removed from a memorable bunker shot in the 127th Open Championship, Brian Watts makes slow progress on the comeback trail
By Lorne Rubenstein
When Justin Rose tees it up at Birkdale, his focus will be on making history, not replaying the 1998 British Open where he burst on the scene as a teen
By E. Michael Johnson
Tom Watson, forever (and rightfully) linked with the British Open, takes Golf World on a tour of his wins, from Carnoustie to Birkdale
By Bill Fields