April 8, 2008 Table Of Contents
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With startling power and ultrastraight shooting, Argentina's fast-rising Andrés Romero prevailed at the dampened battle of New Orleans and in doing so insinuated himself into the conversation about Augusta
As she strode away from the pack at the Safeway International, Lorena Ochoa's performance began to feel less like her second win in three LPGA starts this year and more like a populist movement
With his son on the bag and his history rattling around his brain, Bernhard Langer rode his steady, no-nonsense game to the top of the leader board and the bottom of a shandy
For the first time TV will shine its lights on Augusta's gemlike Par-3 course, the private pride of Clifford Roberts and the scene of his still-murky death three decades ago
Adam Scott has swiveled heads on and off the course since turning pro in 2000, but now he's ready to do more than simply look the part
AUGUSTA: A VIEW UNLIKE ANY OTHER
GigaPan, a revolutionary photographic technology, gives Masters lovers a panoramic look at iconic locations at Augusta National, plus the ability on the Web to zoom in for a crystal-clear, up-close examination of all the details in the pictures
On the condition of anonymity, a PGA Tour pro reveals the swing and equipment changes that have made Tiger a prohibitive favorite at Augusta, which players will make a run at him—and which won't
Leading pros like Tiger and Sergio know exactly what they're going to wear at Augusta—a year in advance
A Midnight Stroll with Bobby Jones
During a moonlit round, the founder of the Masters reveals his thoughts on Augusta National's alterations, the Grand Slam and, of course, Tiger Woods
By adhering to the basics Zach Johnson excelled on Augusta's treacherous greens
By Curt Sampson
Two new books plumb the depths of America's favorite golf tournament
By Kevin Cook
