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The article offers suggestions for golfers regarding how to accurately assess your lie and execute the most plausible option in golf. It mentions that golfer has to analyze whether can go for the green or not, the type of swing he will need to successfully launch the ball from its lie, and the correct club to pull based on your final target.

The article presents golf instruction on the swing, offering a practice drill to prevent lifting the club during the backswing.

The article presents golf instruction on the short game, offering techniques on hitting the chip shot.

The article offers tips on how to hit a short, soft sand shot in playing golf. It cites that a lob wedge must be used, setting up the target with the clubface pointing on where the ball will land. According to the article, the golfer must keep his weight back and allow the club to pass his hands. It states that the right hand should flip under the left hand so that the clubface points straight up in the follow-through.

The article focuses on what the author considers a big play by Tiger Woods during the Doral golf tournament. It occurred on the ninth hole in the final round of the CA, Inc. sponsored World Golf Championship-CA, when Woods was four shots behind the leader. He was hitting a tee shot when he was distracted by a camera click and pulled the shot. The article gives tips on staying focused. The tournament was won by Geoff Ogilvy.

Presents readers' comments on reports about golf and golfers in the U.S. published in the "Golf Digest". Ken Green's saving his of pet dog from an alligator; Review of the golf rule that allows players to remove loose impediments provided the ball is not on the green.