Collin Morikawa is Proof That a Power Game Isn't the Only Way to Win (But Being the World's Best Iron-Player Doesn't Hurt)
Why is it we never see the 24-year-old two-time major winner get rattled? Because Morikawa is so efficiently consistent from tee to green that his challengers are having a hard time keeping up.
Are Women More Invested Than Men in Olympic Golf? World Rankings Indicate That Yes, They Are
South Korea, which fields a team with four of the world's top six players, may have the best shot at gold, but the Americans have world No. 1 Nelly Korda.
Six American Pilsners to Put on Your Summer Must-Try List
These are six refreshing pilsners brewed in the United States in the tradition of classic European lagers.
Reimagining of Belmont Gives Classic Course a New Purpose
The Richmond, Va., course, originally designed by A.W. Tillinghast, found new life when the The First Tee of Greater Richmond stepped in to save it from ruin.
Henry Taylor’s Paintings of Black Masters Caddies Chronicle a Complicated History
Los Angeles-based artist’s exhibition titled “Henry Taylor. Disappeared, but a Tiger Showed Up, Later” brings meaning to otherwise anonymous Black caddies.
Tour News
PGA Tour Releases 2021-22 Tournament Schedule, Scottish Open Joins Tour Slate
Two World Golf Championships have been scrapped, but the Tour will sanction a Scottish event that does not involve the Claret Jug.
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Six American Pilsners to Put on Your Summer Must-Try List
These are six refreshing pilsners brewed in the United States in the tradition of classic European lagers.
Annika Sorenstam Rolls to 8-Shot Win at U.S. Senior Women's Open
Sorenstam, 50, made her first appearance in the event event count, as she finished 12 under in a runaway win.
Schauffele Hangs On to Win First U.S. Gold Medal in Men's Olympic Golf Since 1900
Xander Schauffele fired a final-round 67 that was punctuated by a clutch 4-footer on the final hole to win gold. Rory Sabbatini shot a stunning 61 to take silver, while CT Pan emerged from a seven-man playoff that included Rory McIlroy and Hideki Matsuyama to win bronze.
Rory McIlroy Changes Tune on Olympics, Says 'I've Never Tried So Hard to Finish Third' After Narrowly Missing Bronze Medal
Once a harsh critic of Olympic golf, Rory McIlroy spoke fondly of his experience in Tokyo and said he looks forward to competing again at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
Should the Olympic Golf Format Be Changed for 2024?
Host Ann Liguori and guest Brian Crowell discuss Xander Schauffele's golden moment, and how golf can tweak its Olympic format for the 2024 Games in Paris.
Reimagining of Belmont Gives Classic Course a New Purpose
The Richmond, Va., course, originally designed by A.W. Tillinghast, found new life when the The First Tee of Greater Richmond stepped in to save it from ruin.
Henry Taylor’s Paintings of Black Masters Caddies Chronicle a Complicated History
Los Angeles-based artist’s exhibition titled “Henry Taylor. Disappeared, but a Tiger Showed Up, Later” brings meaning to otherwise anonymous Black caddies.
Should Phil Mickelson Move to the Ryder Cup Sideline?
The ol' left-hander has played in 12 Ryder Cups and with varying degrees of results, so does U.S. captain Steve Stricker use one of his picks on the 51-year old?
Schauffele Eyes Gold, Matsuyama Could Become National Hero (Again) With 18 Holes Remaining at Olympics
Xander Schauffele leads Japan's Hideki Matsuyama by one shot after three rounds of men's Olympic golf. Rory McIlroy is three shots back.
Xander Schauffele Emerges as America's Best Olympic Hope After 63 Vaults Him Into Lead
The 27-year-old has not won since the start of 2019, but he has positioned himself to be a weekend contender in Tokyo.
How Low Will Scores Go in Men's Olympic Golf Competition?
The early returns are in from Tokyo Olympics, and if a golfer wants to win a gold medal, he'll need to fire at the pins.
5 Olympic Golf Storylines to Watch as Men's Competition Begins
It's golf. It's the Olympics. It's time to get fired up. Here are five reasons to settle in and watch.