News
Golf World August 1, 2008
Cover Photograph By Dom Furore
BUNKER
Giuliani's son sues Duke over dismissal.
Ginn to drop one LPGA sponsorship.
The man who had Nicklaus' number.
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
Pros say long putters are far from a sure thing.
By E. Michael Johnson
Azinger can avoid Ryder Cup ridicule only by winning.
By Jim Moriarty
First Tee kids know there's more to golf than keeping score.
By Bill Fields
TOUR TALK
Champions Tour
Bruce Vaughan goes the Tiger route, winning Senior British on a bum knee.
The Shark casts a (designer's) eye toward Turnberry in 2009.
Shotlink
A birdie barrage on the par 4s lifts Chez Reavie to his first PGA Tour win.
PGA Tour
Mike Weir comes up short in bid to win his national championship.
Playing through pain, a hurting Scott McCarron does well in Canada.
Anthony Kim's game and wardrobe malfunctioned Sunday at Glen Abbey.
LPGA Tour
Natalie Gulbis draws on memories to produce a solid showing at the Evian.
Amateurs
The 50th Porter Cup produces a "career highlight" for Adam Mitchel.
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FEATURES
Chez Reavie, steeled by intra-club play against fellow pros at home, breaks through at the Canadian Open.
By John Strege
Improved health and some timely putting propel Helen Alfredsson to the Evian Masters title in a playoff.
By Ron Sirak
Alexis Thompson, battle-tested at 13, picks off her first USGA title, the U.S. Girls' Junior, convincingly.
By Ryan Herrington
PGA CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW
Lush conditions, challenging rough and some Rees Jones tweaks restore Oakland Hills as a certifiable monster, sure to protect par.
By Ron Whitten
Reinvigorated by his U.S. Open loss, Rocco Mediate heads to Oakland Hills eager to lock up a Ryder Cup spot.
By Tim Rosaforte
Ten miles from Oakland Hills, a beleaguered 94-year-old muny has a new lease on life thanks to a cleric and his church who saw promise where, for too long, there was none By Pete McDaniel.
By Pete McDaniel