Jan 2005
HOW TO
How
to be a complete player
Focus on the fundamentals from tee to green.
By Vijay Singh, with Matthew Rudy
The
truth about Tiger
Why the most dominant player in the game's history
decided to change his swing.
By Jaime Diaz
How
TV is hurting your game
Don't be misled by what you think the pros are doing.
By Butch Harmon, Golf Digest Teaching Professional
LESSON TEE
Swing
sequence: Ernie Els
The Big Easy's 5-iron swing highlights his
wrist-setting action and metronomic rhythm.
Analysis by David Leadbetter, Golf Digest Teaching Professional
Jim
Flick
How to sharpen your up-and-down skills
Johnny
Miller
How to tweak the AT&T; a refresher
on "backboards" and "fault lines"
Tom
Watson
To improve your touch, play more
The
Golf Digest School
Get steep to get out of rough; hit up on your drives;
putting left-hand low
Rick
Smith
The benefits of post-round practice
BREAKING 100-90-80-70
Contact
is everything
By Wendy Ward, Golf Digest Playing Editor
Breaking
100
Par-3 strategies; the feel of impact
Breaking
90
Par-4 strategies; playing from rough
Breaking
80
Par-5 strategies; hitting the high draw
Breaking
70
Get the most out of your driver
FEATURES
America's
Best New Courses
This year's top new tracks are remarkable in many ways,
starting with the stories of how they came to be.
By Ron Whitten
My Shot:
Gary McCord
A golf game vanishes! A TV career materializes out of thin air!
Life lessons from storage bins, bikini wax and dented lockers.
Interviewed by Guy Yocom
Golf
Digest Interview: Ian Baker-Finch
He won the British Open, then suffered the most devastating
slump in the game's history. Well, guess what? Finchy's doing just fine.
By Pete McDaniel
Match
Play: Rocky vs. Sonny Corleone
Hollywood heavyweights Sylvester Stallone
and James Caan go toe to toe.
With Craig Bestrom
THE DIGEST
On
The Tee: Hunter Mahan
Golf
Guru: A fun match for a foursome
Rules:
Time for a pop quiz, hotshot
Style:
Versatile duffel bags
The
Year in Golf: From caribou dinners to swarms
of cicadas, it was a crazy season
COLUMNISTS
Jerry
Tarde: Editor's letter
Dave
Kindred: The power of charity golf
Tom
Callahan: Tribute to Colin Montgomerie
EQUIPMENT
Latest
Gear: The clubs that won the majors
Inside
Looks: New Callaway iron, Adams driver
What's
in my bag: Zach Johnson
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Feb 2005
COVER STORY
The Golf
Digest Hot list
Our second annual ranking of the clubs
and balls you should be playing
The
right stuff: How we picked it
Drivers:
The hottest technology in the game
Fairway
woods: Easier than ever to hit
Hybrids:
The most important club in golf
Irons:
Game-improvement, Player's sets
Wedges:
Old standbys, "emergency" clubs
Putters:
Super mallets, Traditional
Balls:
Tour Performance, Value Performance
HOW TO
Follow
the Leaders
What you can learn from the statistical standouts on the tours.
By Ron Kaspriske
How
to use the right shoulder
Fix common swing flaws with three drills.
By Chuck Cook, Golf Digest Teaching Professional
5 habits of effective practicers
How to make the most of your range time.
By Gregg Steinberg, Ph.D.
LESSON TEE
Swing
sequence: The Slice
Anatomy of a classic pull-slice, and how to fix it.
Analysis by Shelby Futch, Golf Digest Schools
Tom
Watson
Aim for the fat of the green
David
Leadbetter
How to use a hybrid
Jim
Flick
Developing short-game feel
Butch
Harmon
Make your grip automatic
Tiger
Woods
How to cope from the rough
The
Golf Digest School
Playing the low runner; how to tell if your swing is on plane
Jim
McLean
Use a light grip on bunker shots
Johnny
Miller
The perfect standardized ball; why older players, like Jay Haas,
excel
BREAKING 100-90=80-70
Reach
your goal with my drills
By Josh Zander, Golf Digest Teaching Professional
FEATURES
Travel
file: Louisiana
Cajun country offers a menu of new courses
and some of the best dining anywhere.
By Ron Whitten
The
Golf Digest 50
Our annual ranking of the tours' top earners.
By Ron Sirak
Players
of the year: 2004
Golf Digest's 50th annual awards honor the best.
2005
Preview
Why the new season could be historic.
By Jaime Diaz
My Shot:
Curtis Strange
A former shoe salesman, two-time U.S. Open champion
and soon-to-be senior reflects on pranks, polish and pain.
Interviewed by Guy Yocom
Golf Cruises:
Ocean's 18
Looking for a great golf trip that's a little out of the ordinary?
Your ship has come in.
By Ron Kaspriske
2004
Passings
Time claims icons of the game.
By Cliff Schrock
Match
Play: Pro-Am Pards
TV celeb Carson Daly takes his swings against
big-league pitcher Roger Clemens.
With Craig Bestrom
THE DIGEST
On
The Tee: Bill Haas
Golf
Guru: Giving advice on and off the course
Black
History Month: Charles Sifford
Rules:
Using the teeing ground to your advantage
Style:
Colorful shirts for spring
Health:
Play more, live longer
COLUMNISTS
Jerry
Tarde: Editor's letter
Dave Owen:
Filling the void on weekdays
Dan
Jenkins: Mourning the death of golf
Tom
Callahan: Letting bygones be bygones?
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Mar 2005
HOW TO
'Jack,
Let's Begin ... '
Each year I start the season pretending I've never played before.
By Jack Nicklaus and Jim Flick, Golf Digest Professionals
Golf
primer: Rebuild Your Game
We'll provide the tools to make you a better player.
By Dave Maga, Jim Gregory and Dodie Mazzuca of the
Golf Digest Schools
LESSON TEE
Swing
sequence: Mu Hu
Can this teen phenom become China's Tiger?
Analysis by David Leadbetter, Golf Digest Teaching Professional
Butch
Harmon
Chin up to facilitate a full turn
Tiger
Woods
Controlling the ball out of the rough
Tom
Watson
Don't rush your downswing
Ernie
Els
How to be a consistent putter
Johnny
Miller
Tall guys are ruling golf; why tour pros keep the media
at arm's length; specialists wanted
REAKING 100-90-80-70
Practice
tips you can do indoors
By Tom Ness, Golf Digest Teaching Professional
EQUIPMENT
Latest
Gear: New footwear for spring
Inside
Looks: Putters and long tees
What's
in My Bag: Grace Park
Frank
Thomas: The benefits of bulge and roll
FEATURES
Hawaii:
Postcards from the Edge
We showcase the most picturesque golf course
on each island.
By Ron Whitten
Greg
Norman at 50
The Shark hits a milestone and just keeps moving.
By Bob Verdi
What ever
happened to Calvin Peete?
Twenty years after winning the Players Championship,
a man of mystery finds some answers and gets back his life
By Pete McDaniel
Looking
for laughs in all the wrong places
Despite rumors of its demise, the golf joke,
it turns out, is alive and well.
By Turk Pipkin
My Shot:
Hubert Green
Overcoming chemo, death threats and giving bad advice to the
President of the United States.
Interviewed by Guy Yocom
The Golf
Digest Interview: The Commish
Ten years after leaving the PGA Tour,
Deane Beman is still on the ball.
By Peter McCleery
Match
Play: March Madness
We quiz Jim Calhoun and Billy Packer on Augusta,
Bobby Knight, Tiger and Jordan. With Craig Bestrom
THE DIGEST
On
the Tee: Arron Oberholser
Golf
Guru: Tips for speeding up play
Rules:
A quick reference guide
Health:
Improving your balance
Style:
Techy clothes and watch
Book
Review: Men behaving badly
Advice:
Tread lightly with kids and golf
COLUMNISTS
Jerry
Tarde: Editor's letter
David Owen:
Don't screw up
Dave
Kindred: Kevin Hall's quiet confidence
Dan
Jenkins: Strangers among us
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Apr 2005
HOW TO
THE
GOALS ISSUE
Are you
ready to improve?
Make this the year you play your best. We'll show you how.
Plus, success stories from average golfers to inspire you.
Introduction by Bob Carney
Reach
new highs
Set goals like a tour player, and watch your scores drop.
By Ernie Els, Golf Digest Playing Editor
How
to own your swing
Follow my 4 principles for solid ball striking.
By David Leadbetter, Golf Digest Teaching Professional
Play
without fear
Conquer anxiety on the course by making 'mastery golf' your goal.
By Gio Valiante, Ph.D.
Meet
your scoring goals
Try my 12-week plan for rapid-fire improvement.
By Jim McLean, Golf Digest Teaching Professional
LESSON TEE
Swing
sequence: Phil Mickelson
Improve your move by being more like Phil
Tom
Watson
Make every shot count, just like Byron Nelson did
Tiger
Woods
Train your weaker muscles to improve ball striking
Jim
Flick
Like Trevino, hit and hold for stronger shots
Butch
Harmon
How your setup differs from wedge to driver
The
Golf Digest School
Tips for longer, straighter drives
Rick Smith
The right and wrong ways to firm up your pitching
Jim
McLean
Stroke true putts
Johnny
Miller
Annika, Stadler and azaleas at Augusta National
BREAKING 100-90-80-70
Lower
your scores through home schooling
By Dean Reinmuth, Golf Digest Teaching Professional
EQUIPMENT
Latest Gear
The real treasures are the latest equipment
New
Looks
New equipment from the PGA Merchandise Show
What's
in My Bag
Steve Flesch
Frank
Thomas
Defining kick point in shafts; rating practice balls
FEATURES
Golf
on the fly
Got a little time before your flight?
Here are the top public courses near America's busiest airports.
By Ron Kaspriske
Match
Play: Double Jeopardy!
Phil Mickelson challenges the quiz show's
all-time champ, Ken Jennings.
With Craig Bestrom
MASTERS PREVIEW
Augusta, 1 through 18
Take a guided tour of Augusta National from start to finish
Masters
Notebook
Viewer's
Guide; where players never want to hit it during the tournament;
handicapping
the field; the
Big Five; the
'Who am I?' Masters quiz; our online survey results
Skippin'
It
A practice-round tradition at
the 16th hole causes more than a ripple.
By Nick Seitz
What's
up with Seve?
A quarter-century after winning his first Masters,
a legendary figure struggles to find peace on and off the course.
By Jaime Diaz
Phil,
by the book
The Masters champion-turned-author shares
favorite memories of life on tour
More
from Moore
After the greatest amateur season of the modern era,
UNLV's Ryan Moore thinks he can win the Masters.
By Ryan Herrington
My
Shot: Billy Casper
The 1970 Masters champion and winner of 51 tour events speaks out
on putting in the dark, and why he always
wanted to be known as The Gorilla.
Interviewed by Guy Yocom
'The
right word can work wonders'
A decade later, Harvey Penick's gospel lives on.
By Bud Shrake
The
Golf Digest Interview: Jim Nantz
CBS' voice of the Masters has 20 years' worth of stories to tell
(and he's shooting for an even 50).
Interviewed by Craig Bestrom
THE DIGEST
On
the Tee: How Tiger remade his video-game swing
Golf
Guru: The origin of the golf glove
Rules:
Test your rules knowledge
Junior
Golf: Tips on how to have fun on the golf course
Fitness: Advice for springtime allergy sufferers; three abdominal
exercises
Environment:
The Environmental Leaders in Golf Awards for 2004
Style:
Good (and bad) fashion statements from past Masters
COLUMNISTS
Jerry
Tarde: Editor's letter
David Owen:
Getting my winter golf fix at the bowling alley
Dave Kindred: A caddie's tale of survival during the tsunami
Dan
Jenkins: Comparing the slumps of Woods and Nicklaus
Tom
Callahan: There's practice. Then there's Vijay Singh's practice
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May 2005
TUNE UP
COVER
STORIES:
Tiger
Tips: Take command of your scoring clubs
Conquer the wedge, driver and putter
Got
10 minutes?
Fast-acting tips from three PGA Teachers of the Year
How
to score from the sand
By Randy Smith
How
to hit the big stick
By Mike McGetrick
How
to find your putting line
By Hank Johnson
Lessons
for free
How to sign up for your free PGA 10-minute lesson
HOW TO
One
plane vs. two plane
An exclusive, 16-page book excerpt about a
controversial new swing theory.
By Jim Hardy
LESSON TEE
Swing
sequence: Ryan Moore
His swing might be unorthodox, but it led to an amateur season
for the ages
Rick
Smith
To chip like Phil, think "hinge and hold"
Ernie
Els
Release your power by involving your entire body
David
Leadbetter
For more stability, hit full shots from sand
Tom
Watson
Set your stance to the putter for better
aim
Jim
Flick
Brush your side with the right elbow for consistency
Butch
Harmon
Stay low after impact to control your ball flight
Golf Digest School
Improve your tee shots and short game
Johnny Miller
Grading the nonmajors; what if the hole were wider;
rethinking the USGA's policy on holes-in-one
BREAKING 100-90-80-70
To
score your best, master the three scoring clubs
By Jim McLean
EQUIPMENT
Latest
Gear
The newest hybrids
Inside
Looks
Wide-sole irons
Let's
make a deal
Before you make that set of irons
part of a tag sale, consider a trade-in.
By Caroline Stetler and Isaac Gruber
What's
in my bag
Adam Scott
Frank
Thomas
Center-shafted putters versus heel-shafted;
why closed-face drivers reduce loft
FEATURES
Travel file: Austin
The Texas state capital is a hotbed of live music—and golf.
By Peter Finch
Bettin'
on the hosses
Would you wager $100,000 for a shot at $3 million?
By Jaime Diaz
Commitment to kids
We honor five worthy junior programs.
By Topsy Siderowf
My Shot: Hank Haney
Tips for your game (and insight into Tiger's).
Interviewed by Guy Yocom
Match
Play: Fun among friends
Veterans Nick Price and Vijay Singh face off.
With Craig Bestrom
100 GREATEST
Breaking with tradition
Our list undergoes the biggest turnover in its history.
By Ron Whitten
The
rankings
America's 100 Greatest Courses and America's 100 Greatest Public
Courses
Breaking down the numbers
How the 100 Greatest scored
How
our panel rated them
Our 800-plus experts evaluate the courses using seven criteria
Can
you buy your way onto our list?
No, our rankings are not for sale. But money does matter
when it comes to creating today's super courses.
By Ron Whitten
Is
Tom Fazio good for the game?
Golf's leading designer is beloved by many, yet his courses have
lifted expectations—and costs—to troubling levels.
By Ron Whitten
PLANET GOLF
Spanning
the globe
Where the best golf is played.
By John Barton
The
100 Best Courses outside the U.S.
Tee time in the Alps
We take the game to new heights among
the mountains of France and Switzerland.
Photographs by Dom Furore
Golfing
in the heart of darkness
A strange journey, with clubs, to North Korea.
By John Barton
THE DIGEST
On
the Tee: Se Ri Pak
Leader board: News and notes
Golf guru: What causes a shank?
Rules: Brushing up on what's allowed in bunkers
Fitness: The benefits of sports drinks and vitamin-enriched water
Style: A summer ensemble
COLUMNISTS
Jerry
Tarde: Editor's letter
David Owen: An ode to our club's favorite uncle
Sally
Jenkins: Another side of my dad, Dan Jenkins
Tom Callahan: Tom Kite returns to the PGA Tour
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Jun 2005
FEEL ISSUE
COVER
STORIES
All
about feel
Are you a feel player? Take our quiz.
Be
a feel player like me
Use my techniques to improve your touch.
By Sergio Garcia
The touch system--2005
The secret to a better golf swing is in your hands.
By Bob Toski
The
search for feel
You know it when you've got it, but what is feel?
By Peter Morrice
Teaching
feel to tour players
The lessons I gave four tour pros apply to you, too.
By Stan Utley
How
it feels to ...
The scoop from people who have experienced
bizarre things on the golf course.
By Ron Kaspriske
Turn
feel into real
Develop all your golf senses, and learn to trust them on the course.
By Pia Nilsson and Lynn Marriott
BREAKING 100-90-80-70
More drills for finding feel
By Jim Gregory, Golf Digest Schools
LESSON TEE
Swing
sequence: Vijay Singh
Swing analysis by Golf Digest Professional Advisor Byron Nelson
Hank Haney
Working with Tiger
David
Leadbetter
Practice hitting off downhill lies for better contact
Tiger
Woods
The high, soft lob
Butch
Harmon
Find your balance
Ernie
Els
Shots from waste areas
Golf
Digest School
Chet Nowak
Tom
Watson
Learn to hit three clubs the same distance
Rick
Smith
Phil's putting drill
Jim
McLean
Limit forward press
Jim
Flick
Draw it like Zinger
Johnny
Miller
To play or not to play before the majors?
EQUIPMENT
Latest
gear
The newest putters
New looks
Callaway comp-ti driver, SeeMore putter
Hot
List
Cart and carry bags
What's
in my bag
Phil Mickelson
Frank
Thomas
How shortening the shaft changes performance
FEATURES
Travel
file: Orlando
The theme-park capital enjoys a burst of golf-course development.
By Pete McDaniel
Bandon's
third act
Bandon Trails makes a dazzling addition to the Northwest's
most decorated golf resort.
By Frank (Sandy) Tatum
US OPEN PREVIEW
Back
to Pinehurst
Universally praised as the U.S. Open venue in 1999,
No. 2 gets its second shot at the national championship.
By Ron Whitten
A
repeat by the Goose
Here's what the stats, and my gut, tell me about my seven Open favorites.
By Johnny Miller
Over
the Edge
To conduct Opens that are tough but fair, the USGA too often gets
it
only half right. That's why changes are on the way.
By Jaime Diaz
Memories
in the Mist
From a dramatic finish to an all-night celebration,
we revisit the wild final day of 1999's Open classic.
By Peter McCleery
Prepping
Payne
How I helped my friend and longtime student make a game plan
for taming Pinehurst's diabolical greens.
By Chuck Cook
All
or Nothing
A first at Pinehurst: How I played 1 through 8 in only two days.
By Tom Chiarella
Donald
Ross wouldn't recognize these greens
The truth about Pinehurst's special surfaces:
Not much of the old master's work remains.
By Ron Whitten
Slim
and None
What are the odds when Bobby Joe takes on 15-year-old
Tricia Hurt in the U.S. Open at Pinehurst
A novel by Dan Jenkins
The
Art of Instruction
Anthony Ravielli's never-before-seen sketches of Bobby Jones.
Commentary by Jack Nicklaus
My
Shot: Jack Fleck
Why was Ben Hogan drawn to the man who denied him
a record fifth U.S. Open 50 years ago?
Interviewed by Guy Yocom
THE DIGEST
On
the tee: Spencer Levin
Leader board: News and notes
Golf
Guru: What does it take to be one of the world's best golfers?
Rules:
The putting line
Travel: Good golf on the cheap
Fitness:
Skin protection
Style:
Cool Father's Day gifts
Special
report: The USGA explores research that could
lead to new rules controlling balls and drivers
Dan
Jenkins: Our man reports from the Masters
COLUMNISTS
Jerry
Tarde: Editor's letter
David Owen:
Betting that golf is better with money on the line
Dan
Jenkins: Golf scribe for hire
Tom
Callahan: The lessons of a boy named Padraig
John
Feinstein: Six years after Payne Stewart's victory
and tragedy, Tracey Stewart remembers
Dave
Kindred: Three brothers from war-torn
Congo find refuge on the golf course
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Jul 2005
HOW TO
COVER
STORY
Killer
faults--and how to fix them
Take a mid-season mulligan with these fast-acting cures.
By Rick Smith, Golf Digest Teaching Professional
LESSON TEE
Swing
sequence: Retief Goosen
The two-time U.S. Open champion is technically sound
but all about rhythm
David
Leadbetter
How to make your pitch shots land softly
Tiger
Woods
Holing that clutch shot on Augusta's 16th; my new go-to shot: the
'holder' fade
Jim
Flick
Let the arms swing for a proper shoulder turn
Hank
Haney
Staying connected at the top; hitting a fade or draw
Ernie
Els
Understanding course design can help your game
Jim
McLean
Use the bounce on your wedge to get out of bunkers
Golf
Digest School
How to play from golf's toughest lie
Tom
Watson
Ball position is key to hitting your long irons flush
Johnny
Miller
The USGA's new course set-up policy; one hot (literally) British
Open
BREAKING 100-90-80-70
Change
your mind-set, not your swing
By Dr. Joe Parent, a Golf Digest Top-10 Mental-side Expert
EQUIPMENT
Latest
gear
Fairway woods
The Buzz
The gotta-have-it equipment golfers are talking about (or soon will
be)
New
Looks
Is springlike effect in irons the next hot issue?
What's
in my bag
Stuart Appleby
Frank
Thomas
Why the pros hit their irons so far
FEATURES
The
slice is dead
Attention, choppers: Technology has banished the banana ball forever.
By Mike Stachura
My
Shot: Kathy Whitworth
How to win 88 tournaments, change a flat tire in 20 minutes
and cash in on S&H Green Stamps.
Interviewed by Guy Yocom
The
Golf Digest interview: Peter Jacobsen
One of the game's funniest characters has a unique take on life,
family, TV, streakers and the PGA Tour.
By Jaime Diaz
BRITISH OPEN
Viewer
& Visitor Guide
From TV coverage to player odds – here's everything you need
to
know about this year's British Open.
St. Andrews, Scotland
A photo essay of the history, the land and the town
A
New Look at the Old Course
The antique links has been stretched to the max for this year's
Open.
By Ron Whitten
My
Last Major
After more than 40 years of trips across the pond and my 163rd major,
it'll be time to say farewell at St. Andrews.
By Jack Nicklaus
A
Scalping at St. Andrews
Playing the Old Course is one of the greatest thrills in golf. But
if you don't know what you're doing, it can be outrageously expensive.
By Peter Finch and Dean Knuth
THE DIGEST
On
the tee: Annika Sorenstam
Leader board: News and notes
Golf
Guru: The origin of the nassau golf bet
Rules:
Take our penalty quiz
Fitness:
Pre-round stretches
Travel:
St. Kitts and Nevis
Style:
Revisiting the '70s
COLUMNISTS
Jerry
Tarde: Editor's letter
David Owen:
Mower-free advice for working in the yard
Tom
Callahan: Darren Clarke has a style fit for St. Andrews
Dan
Jenkins: Remembering Byron Nelson's win streak
Bob Verdi:
Phil's backward wedge
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Sep 2005
HOW TO
Hop,
Hop & Stop
How to hit the pro wedge, my low-flying "skipper."
By David Toms, Golf Digest Playing Editor
Search
for the secret of golf
No sport has had more innovators (and imitators)
when it comes to playing better.
By George Peper
BREAKING 100-90-80-70
Gambling
on golf
How the risk-and-reward techniques used in Vegas
can apply to your game.
By Mike Davis
COLLEGE
GOLF
Our
first-ever college golf guide
In this 18-page special report, we provide advice
on how to find the best college for you.
By Hunki Yun
The
right school for you (or your kid)
The
best college courses
Advice
from the tours, teachers, coaches ...
Our
exclusive rankings of the best colleges for golf
Inside
the numbers
LESSON TEE
Cover
story: Swing sequence
Consistent driving: Michael Campbell's swing keys
to winning the U.S. Open
Ernie
Els
My craziest lesson helped me shoot 62
Hank
Haney
The feet drive the swing; a case for a tour ball
Tom
Watson
Be like Arnie: Stay fit and keep up with the game
Jim
McLean
Lean left for crisp contact on chip shots
Butch
Harmon
Hold your finish until the ball is on the ground
Tiger
Woods
My new driving key; escaping deep rough
David
Leadbetter
One simple rule for making short putts
Jim
Flick
How to hit it low like a five-time British Open champ
Golf
Digest School
Drills for driving, ball-striking and putting
Johnny
Miller
No more lift, clean and place; tour pros should dread the sand
FEATURES
Travel
file: Hilton Head
Whether you want tranquility or hustle and bustle,
Hilton Head has you covered.
By Pete McDaniel
My shot:
Bob Wilson
It's a balancing act for a double-amputee golfer.
Interviewed by Guy Yocom
A
hole-in-one primer
What are the odds? And the records? The answers are here,
plus tips to help you make a 1.
A tribute to a man's art
Mike Strantz will live on through the courses he designed.
By Ron Whitten
Add
15 yards with the right shaft
Six big questions, and the answers to help you fly it farther.
By Andy Brumer
EQUIPMENT
Latest
gear
New wedges
New looks
Golf balls with feel
What's
in my bag
Luke Donald
Frank
Thomas
How spin, lift and drag affect carry distance
THE DIGEST
On
the tee: The new LPGA commissioner, Carolyn Bivens
Rules:
Team matches
Travel:
Courses near America's most famous attractions
Style:
Getting that fall feeling
Golf
Guru: How to mark your ball
COLUMNISTS
Jerry
Tarde: Editor's letter
David Owen:
Golf carousing
Jaime Diaz:
Flaws and all, the LPGA is better ... and younger
Tom
Callahan: U.S. Open champion Michael Campbell
Dan
Jenkins: Our man reports from the British Open
Bob Verdi:
Vijay Singh's Pet Shot: advancing the ball left-handed
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