Golf magazine August 1991 Best Teacher Chi Chi Rocco Jim McLean Payne Stewart

August 1991

instruction 45/Cover Story 50 Best Teachers in America GOLF Magazine has identified the top names in golf in- struction; all are willing and able to help you/John Andrisani 65/Special Win the Big One From a match with your buddies to the club championship, here's a step-by-step guide to let you beat them all/Jonathan Abrahams 76/The Swing Back to Ballard My swing wasn't broke, but I tried fixing it anyway. I'm back with pro Jimmy Ballard and my swing is back, too/Curtis Strange Private Lessons 93/Straight Hitter Know Your Most Important Shots Plan to hit your approach shots from the easiest spots 94/High Hondicapper Accelerated Putting Three drills to help you drive the putter through impact 96/Low Handicopper The Bank Shot Hit into the side of an elevated green to put the ball close 98/Power Hitter For Power and Accuracy, the Released Fade You don't have to give up much distance to gain control 100/Straight Hitter ^ Rules of Thumb •«| How you position your thumt Features 54/PGA Championship Dye's Baby Crooked Stick, site of the PGA Championship, was one of Pete Dye's first designs—and he's still working on it/Mike Bryan 62/PGA Championship What to Watch For A capsule guide to the '91 PGA Championship at Crooked Stick can aM to clubhead speed v \^i_. \j\j ii\^'. u 72/Protile Rocco I He's clean, he's calm, he's confident—and after paying his share of dues, Rocco Mediate is ready to take on the world/Larry Dorman 78/Equipment Carry On Pockets, legs, drink totes and other features make the new breed of lightweight carry bags a walkaway hit/Rob Sauerhaft 80/Special Shoal Creek One year later, their policies under close scrutiny, private clubs are opening to minorities—but ever so slightly/Mike Purkey 104/Resort Close-up Keystone Ranch High-altitude golf on a former lettuce farm/Glen Waggoner 106/Special Report Chi Chi Fights Back! Last year, he gave up the top spot to a rookie. Now the Senior Tour's top showman again has reason to dance/Jeff Williams 108/u.S. Open Notebook Agony & Ecstasy Payne Stewart came from behind to beat Scott Simpson in a playoff, ending a week of dramatic ups and downs/David Barrett Departments __ 8 What's Inside: Finding the pros' pros 12 Letters to the Editor 16 Commentary by Dave Kindred: Cheating with a capita! C 20 Within the Rules: Right or wrong? 22 Etiquette: The Right Way 24 Mental Side: Golf is not 90 percent mental 26 Golf Reports: News and views 33 Hotline: Up-to-the-minute news from the world of golf 36 You're Away: Back to school 43 On the Pro Side/Ken Venturi: All for a good cause 110 Editors' Ratings: Marketplace 113 Ad Action Service 114 Champs' Clinic: Answers to readers' questions 116 What's Going On and What's Coming Up: The pro Tours 118 Players and Performances: Statistics on the Tours 128 Out of Bounds: Gamesmanship Cover photograph by Leonard Kamsler: contents photograph by Fred Vuich

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