Cover Photograph By Donald Miralle
Michelle Wie passes first Q-school test
Hip surgery ends Tom Watson's season
Clubmakers group to seek bankruptcy
Catching up with Jerry Courville Jr.
In ball fitting, work from the green back to the tee
By E. Michael Johnson
Tiger Woods' absence gave others a chance to shine at Valhalla
By Ron Sirak
Ryder Cup win had U.S. players calling for Paul Azinger's return
By Bob Verdi
AMATEURS
Match-play novice Steve Wilson takes the U.S. Mid-Amateur
Joan Higgins, 52, wins one for the aged at U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur
STATS & SCORES
Shaking off rust and a shaky finish Saturday, Will MacKenzie, the tour's resident radical, wins the Viking
By Rusty Hampton
Friday
Rookies rule as the U.S. takes a first-day lead for the first time since 1995
Not this time, Sergio. Garcia, partners struggle during first-day play
Changing diapers or playing in the Ryder Cup, Chad Campbell gets it done
Saturday
Mild-mannered Steve Stricker let it all hang out during his first Ryder Cup
The last man off the bench, Europe's Oliver Wilson got in the groove fast
Can anyone stay mad at Boo Weekley for long? Lee Westwood couldn't
Sunday
Young guns give Europe reason for optimism in 2010 in Wales
Clinching putt a satisfying end to a stressful week for Jim Furyk
Swing Thoughts
Ben Curtis' exaggerated takeaway is a work in progress /p>
How the PGA Tour can finally get its playoff format right
The Big Picture
Images that capture the spirit and emotion that prevailed at the 37th Ryder Cup Matches
Reveling in the role of consummate underdogs, a U.S. team sparked by six rookies and one gritty captain takes the 37th Ryder Cup with a flourish
By John Hawkins
Capsules of each match plus report cards for every player on both teams
By Bret Avery
While young guns Anthony Kim and Hunter Mahan enjoyed breakout weeks at Valhalla, veteran Phil Mickelson seemed stuck in neutral
By Jaime Diaz
After his team's upset, European captain Nick Faldo faces questions, controversy
By John Huggan
Kenny Perry, J.B. Holmes and Boo Weekley delivered big shots, Southern charm to boisterous, partisan crowds in Louisville
By Bill Fields
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