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Articles in April 2003 issue of Golf Digest

• Slow-play crackdown
• Turn your chest for power
  by Rob Akins
• From the gallery
• Charles Howell's Augusta: when golf fans watch the Masters on TV, they don't learn anything about the town. Native son and Masters challenger Charles Howell III says there's a lot to love about Augusta
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Gimme shelter
• Jacket required: a stylish sport coat or blazer is every man's must-have
  by Annmarie Dodd
• A safe alternative to the flop
  by Johnny Miller
• Heartbreak hotel
• Call it Sam's Place, Augusta
  by Tom Callahan
• The unofficial Masters trivia quiz: think you're a Masters expert? Our quiz is golf's toughest test
• What's it like to be a member? A rare glimpse behind the green velvet curtain of the most exclusive club in golf
  by Ron Sirak
• Wrinkle free
• Locker room: how to put all the pieces together
• The Golf Digest School
  by Gino Composto
• When you gotta go
• Frank talk: the perils of changing lofts; not hitting your 3-wood far enough; and sizing a long putter
  by Frank Thomas
• Who's next? This year's Masters will tee off without an honorary starter
  by Ron Sirak
• The great debate: the firestorm over Augusta's male-only membership policy is one of the biggest stories in the game. We present all the viewpoints—and we want to hear yours
• Sock it to 'em
• The grillroom: Mark O'Meara
  by Bob Verdi
• You want the truth? I answer your questions: each month I get thousands of e-mails from people all over the world. Here are some of my favorites
  by Tiger Woods
• Plus groupies, of course
• What's in my bag
  by Mark Soltau
• Sold out: want to see the Masters live? Good luck. There's a line just to get in line
  by Ron Kaspriske
• 'My heart is Thai': a window to Tiger's soul through his mother
  by Tom Callahan
• David Owen: still struggling to accept a world with golf carts
• The masters in 2009: once a bastion of gentility free of commercial—and other—intrusions, the tournament finally goes mainstream
  by Bruce McCall
• Rock and roll: Ontario's Taboo is a spectacle carved from forest and stone.
  by Ron Whitten
• Does Elizabeth Taylor's jewelry come with that?
• Breaking new ground
  by Mike Stachura
• Fixing the 5th: recent changes will make the par 4 much tougher
  by Ron Whitten
• Viewers' guide: CBS will show the tournament, but what about the protesters?
  by Peter McCleery
• Stretching the limit: two club-lengths is an ambiguous golf term at best
  by Pete McDaniel
• The scarlet letter: the old champions, such a part of the Masters scene, are no longer welcome
  by Bob Verdi
• Korea in the news
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Bloodthirsty developers
• A year's worth of Magnolias and peach cobbler
  by Dan Jenkins
• Perfecting pimento: gourmet gives us our own recipe
  by Ruth Cousineau
• Bobby Jones: one last visit with our greatest hero. From books, interviews, films and his own incomparable writing
  by Guy Yocom
• Ask the referee
• On big breakers, speed trumps line
  by Johnny Miller
• This month
• Take the T-bird away
• Summer's promise: how to find a golf camp that's right for your child
  by Topsy Siderowf
• No regrets: a decade later, Chip Beck stands by his lay up
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Rick's practice tips: when to work on your game, and what to focus on
  by Rick Smith
• On the clock: the putting stroke
• Take more club on rainy days
  by Johnny Miller
• Quacky ruling
• A little something for the effort
• Wielding Golf Clubs for unruly purposes
  by Dave Kindred
• Smart buys: our hot picks from the souvenir shop
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Swing keys: positive thoughts reinforce good fundamentals
  by Rachel Teske
• Breaking 100-90-80: your monthly guide to the scoring basics
  by Keith Lyford
• Augusta's 15th: where the lay up really counts
  by Johnny Miller
• Sobering thought
• The Golf Guru: things every golfer should know
• Leadbetter's lessons: to fix a swing fault, you first have to feel it
  by David Leadbetter
• Tournament odds
  by Ron Kaspriske
• Editor's letter
  by Jerry Tarde
• The case for packing two drivers
  by Johnny Miller
• My first time
• Fashionable plates
• Golf people: retired cattle rancher says Ghin is his tonic
  by Lisa Furlong
• Len Mattiace: with help from Jim McLean, my swing went from idiosyncratic to classic
• Welcome to the bizarro masters: everything seems different about this year's tournament, but hey, this is Augusta, so some things stay exactly the same
  by Jaime Diaz
• Watson's shortcuts: how to use grip pressure to prevent a hook—or a slice
  by Tom (American golfer) Watson
• Butch's basics: make a complete turn to take the fear out of using long irons
  by Butch Harmon
• Tiger's still a man among boys
  by Johnny Miller