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OSM golf special
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The youngest swingers in town
Golf is hipper than ever - especially now the game's worst fashion crimes are history. OSM meets Britain's brash and brilliant brat pack.
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Martha in the middle
The row over the refusal of America's most famous golf club to accept women members comes to a head this month at the US Masters. At the heart of it is Martha Burk, who tells Lawrence Donegan why she won't give up the fight.
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Breaking down the barriers
The best female golfer is about to take on the men. Lawrence Donegan explains how a sport notorious for discrimination is leading the way when it comes to treating its athletes equally.
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The Ryder Cup 2008
Golf Monthly's Edward Craig predicts who will line up.
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David Moyes
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Moyes own story (part 1)
David Moyes has confirmed his reputation as the best young manager in the country. But how has he done it? In an OSM exclusive, Martin Baker witnesses everything from the training-ground tantrums to Wayne Rooney in a towel.
Moyes own story (part 2)
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'I wouldn't sell Rooney for £20m'
A year ago David Moyes talked to me about a footballer who was, at that time, virtually unheard of away from the football gossip of Merseyside.
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'I turned down Arsenal and went to Cambridge'
Moyes the player underachieved: he clearly needed Moyes the manager. Something went badly wrong for the promising Celtic centre-half in 1982.
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Other features
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Dad? He's out of the picture
Pushy parents are not new in tennis. But for public tantrums, scuffles and insults, Jelena Dokic's father was hard to beat. Now, can she leave the past behind her and challenge the Williams sisters?
Four tennis dads to rival Damir Dokic
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The world turned updside down
Extreme sports used to exist at the margins of the sporting universe but are now watched by millions across the globe and have multinational companies falling over themselves to cash in on their appeal. Jamie Howard examines what went right.
Six superstars of board and bike.
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A breed apart
Peter Ebdon knows everything about racehorse chromosomes and lives his life by the book - one book, in fact. Jonathan Rendall meets snooker's loopiest world champion.
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Triumph and despair
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Tanni Grey-Thompson
Britain's most successful Paralympian talks about how the birth of her daughter changed her life - and explains why she won't be having a second child.
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The OSM 10
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The 10 coolest items of sportswear ever
From Bjorn Borg's headband to Jack Russell' floppy hat.
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Last month's 10
Last month OSM's Deputy Editor Gordon Thomson nominated the 10 Worst Sporting Diplomats.
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Regulars
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Contender
Fauja Singh, marathon runner, 92.
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Observer classic
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April 1987
Sandy Lyle becomes the first British winner of the Masters
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Backflick
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From air to eternity
Oliver Irish bids farewell to Michael Jordan, the greatest basketball player ever, who is due to retire - for the third and final time - later this month.
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First and last
Referee Pierluigi Collina.
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Ask the anorak
OSM answers your sporting queries.
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How to ... be a tic-tac man
Barry Dennis explains what it takes.
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Sporting passport
This month's place to be: Monte Carlo.
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The best OSM top tips
2-1, Dead cert: Paula Radcliffe to break the world record in the London Marathon. (Sunday 13)
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Coaching badge
No 1: Max Moseley.
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The month in a minute
April.
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The match
Champions League Quarter final, 1st leg, Tuesday 8 (ITV1, 7.30pm).
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December 2007