News
Golf World July 27, 2009
Cover Photo By J.D. Cuban
BUNKER
Will Turnberry become a rota regular for the British Open?
Jerry Kelly and Steve Stricker try to save the Milwaukee stop
R&A reviewing age-limit policy after Watson performance
Seve Ballesteros hopes to return in 2010 at St. Andrews
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
Turnberry and 2-irons
By E. Michael Johnson
Lucas Glover's trusty bagman
By Bob Verdi
A historic win suddenly dashed
By Bob Verdi
TOUR TALK
THURSDAY
Sour Grapes? Sandy Lyle takes aim at Colin Montgomerie
By John Huggan
FRIDAY
Tiger Woods, the odds-on favorite, makes an early departure
By Bob Verdi
SATURDAY
Bryce Molder moves up while contenders fade
By Mike O'Malley
SUNDAY
A third claret jug will have to wait for Padraig Harrington
By John Huggan
__AMATEURS __
Brad Benjamin stuns everyone with his Pub Links win
By Ryan Herrington
STATS & SCORES
BRITISH OPEN REPORT
Snap Shots
Photos of the winner, the almost-winner and those who never had a chance
The Rank and File
Stats and scores covering all four rounds from Turnberry
By Brett Avery
Stewart Cink wins the British Open after Tom Watson's memorable, age-defying run at Turnberry comes up a putt short
Jim Moriarty
It's time to reassess the greatness of Tom Watson. But what does his performance say about today's generation of players?
Jaime Diaz
Lee Westwood's closing bogey was the latest stumble in England's quest to find a worthy successor to Nick Faldo
Tim Rosaforte
Report Card
How the World Ranking's top 10 did at the 2009 British Open
John Antonini
U.S. BANK CHAMPIONSHIP
Bo Van Pelt ends years of frustration with a victory in Milwaukee
By Dave Shedloski