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Golf World August 15, 2008
Cover Photograph By Stuart Franklin/Getty Images
BUNKER
PGA's Service Award to Dennis Walters.
Sea Island resort cuts staff by 300.
Golf Teachers group sues the PGA.
U.S. Women's World Am team named.
Only 35, Vicki Goetze looks back.
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
Some tour pros find their drivers to be smashing.
By E. Michael Johnson
Orville Moody had more game than people realized.
By Geoff Russell
Oakland Hills doles out an abundance of abuse at the PGA.
By Bob Verdi
FEATURES
USGA, R&A announce groove rule, the game's first equipment rollback in 80 years. Will more moves follow?
By E. Michael Johnson and Mike Stachura
Duke senior Amanda Blumenherst tops NCAA champ Azahara Munoz to win the U.S. Women's Amateur.
By Ryan Herrington
PGA NOTEBOOK
Thursday
The Monster shows it's not dead yet.
Jeev Milkha is top Singh for the day.
Paul Goydos takes a major (drug) test.
Friday
The short sixth had players taking a rip.
David Toms and caddie reunite.
Ryder Cup blues for Woody Austin.
Saturday
Strong storms stall the championship.
Andres Romero is the comeback kid.
First major a success for Charlie Wi.
Sunday
Major fluke? Ben Curtis' play says no.
J.B. Holmes tumbles down the board.
Phil Mickelson's "OK" year.
How on earth is Padraig Harrington not ranked No. 2 in the world?
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PGA CHAMPIONSHIP REPORT
The Big Pictures
A photo essay of the challenges presented -- and in some instances, overcome -- at Oakland Hills.
Clutch putting and an impressive 66-66 close lift Padraig Harrington to victory in the 90th PGA Championship.
By Jim Moriarty
With the first eight members of the U.S. Ryder Cup team set, Paul Azinger turns to his next task: his four captain's picks.
By John Hawkins
Stats and scores covering all four rounds at Oakland Hills.
By Brett Avery
It was the best major performance of Sergio Garcia's career -- and still his most crushing loss.
By Jaime Diaz
Course setup at a major is always a hot topic, and at the PGA Championship it raised an old question: What's fair?
By Bill Fields
How the top 10 players on the World Ranking entering the year's final major fared.
By John Antonini