Golf World September 5, 2008
Cover Photograph By Darren Carroll/Sports Illustrated/Getty Images
BUNKER
Foreign power led to English mandate
Olympic Club changes include 18th
Book review: Golf a day at a time
Community service for Tripp Isenhour
R&A's top am award to Danny Lee
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
Some final thoughts on the USGA's groove move
By Mike Stachura
One cup a year is fine, but the U.S. doesn't have to be in it
By Jim Moriarty
PGA Tour players need to give back to the game—now
By Jaime Diaz
TOUR TALK
PGA TOUR
Two missed cuts might mean a shorter season for Padraig Harrington
A single stroke kept Tom Pernice Jr. from playing the BMW at Bellerive
EUROPEAN TOUR
Captain Faldo makes Paul Casey, Ian Poulter his not-so-popular picks
Gregory Havret holds on for Johnnie Walker win at Gleneagles
The English-speaking mandate is another head-scratcher by the LPGA
After 16 years Jeff Sluman avenges a pair of defeats at Pebble Beach
AMATUERS
Freshmen are the key for Pepperdine women, Oklahoma State men
FEATURES
LPGA Tour draws fire after mandating players be able to speak English or face suspension after '09
By Ron Sirak
Vijay Singh's new outlook on the greens gives him a Boston win and a commanding FedEx Cup lead
By John Hawkins
Old Macdonald, the newest course at the Oregon resort, promises mostly heaven—and a little bit of hell
By Matt Ginella
His future as a tour pro is unclear, but Erik Compton, twice the recipient of cardiac transplants, has plenty to live for
By Jim Moriarty