In this issue: Sept. 14, 2012
Inside the Sept. 14, 2012 issue of Golfweek:
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THE FORECADDIE
• Ryder fever
• Ironman says he'll be ready
• The Tour's shell game
• Ryder Cup captain's pyramid of influence
• Guess he's an absentee owner
• Mr. Palmer goes to Washington
• She's not out of the Woods yet
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TOY BOX
• First peek at new gear, by James Achenbach
• McIlroy's wedge setup
• New putters for Lefty, Holmes
• Garcia's personal touch
• Rose tests fairway wood shafts
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IN THE NEWS
• McIlroy's internal tug-of-war
• Inside the decision: Love's picks were 6 years in the making, by Alex Miceli
• LPGA's 'Little Engine' reaches end of line, by Beth Ann Baldry
• Q&A: Juli Inkster, LPGA
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COMPETITION
• Running on all cylinders: BMW triumph extends McIlroy's 'incredible run', by Jeff Rude
• Indigestion in Indy: Fan irks Garrigus
• The gang's all here
• Take 2 and sweat it out
• COLUMN: Waiting game: Paula Creamer's two-year winless streak continues after a nine-hole, two-day playoff loss to Jiyai Shin at Kingsmill, by Beth Ann Baldry
• Kang, Icher make strides at Kingsmill
• European Tour: Son's recuperation bolsters Hanson
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RYDER CUP PREVIEW
• Man in motion: U.S. captain Davis Love III finds the true thrill in life with a healthy balance off the course, by Jeff Rude
• COLUMN: A fighter who respects the match, by Alistair Tait
• Re-Sergio: Enigmatic Garcia returns to a happy place: Medinah, where his roller coaster began, by Jim McCabe
• COLUMN: Pate's career detours at '91 match, by Adam Schupak
• Last gasp: In 1957, Britain truly was 'great,' upsetting the U.S. in the Ryder Cup. But the momentum wouldn't endure. by Alistair Tait
• A walk in the woods: Medinah's modern makeovers and thinned canopy help showcase the brawny Chicago track, by Bradley S. Klein
• Ryder Cup numbers
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COLLEGE
• Double duty at Transylvania: Coach Brian Lane builds national contenders on the links and hardwood, by Brentley Romine
• Longhorns pick up where they left off
• Hoosiers handle Northern field
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FOR YOUR GAME
• Gal's tall task: LPGA player grows into her long game with a more efficient, powerful swing, by Sean Martin
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VOICES
• Inside the Ropes: It's a simple game when a player enters the 'zone', by Jeff Rude
• Wired: There's little doubt about Miller, by Martin Kaufmann
• Letters to the Editor
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SCOREBOARD
• “Golf’s Biggest Stat Sheet’’
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PERSPECTIVE
• His game fades but not his direction, by Jim McCabe
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