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Golf World November 7, 2008
Cover Illustration By Mary Ann Smith
FEATURES
Jay Haas nails down his second Schwab Cup bonanza as Andy Bean wins the seniors' rainy season-ender
By John Strege
Ryder Cupper Robert Karlsson's T-32 at Valderrama secures Order of Merit top spot
By John Huggan
Veteran observers are cautiously optimistic the PGA Tour is well positioned for tough financial times
By Ron Sirak
Twenty years ago three golf professionals—including noted teacher Davis Love Jr.— and their pilot took off on a short flight that crashed, killing them, devastating four families and stunning a community
By Bill Fields
BUNKER
Kim, Villegas to play two tours
"No big deal," says Daly of night in jail
Q&A with new PGA boss Jim Remy
Dave Anderson recalls a day with Seve
John Brodie looks back—and ahead
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
Why center-of-gravity location matters in putters, too
By E. Michael Johnson
THE VIEW
Erik Compton shows true grit on the course as well as off it
By Jim Moriarty
Sheer dollars alone can't make the FedEx Cup important
By Bob Verdi
TOUR TALK
The PGA Tour's Fall Finish is a last call for players to keep their cards
And Ryan Palmer secures his spot, winning the Ginn sur Mer Classic
Stop all the agonizing on the greens and just get the ball to the hole
CHAMPIONS TOUR
Andy Bean was swinging in the rain at the Schwab Cup Championship
LPGA TOUR
Candie Kung ends a five-year drought at the Hana Bank Kolon Championship
AMATEURS
Wichita's Dustin Garza stays hot; LBS's Kay Hoey makes up for lost time
EUROPEAN TOUR
Søren Kjeldsen goes wire-to-wire to win the Volvo Masters in Spain
SHOTLINK
Is longer better? Some beefy courses were used on the PGA Tour in 2008
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