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Ping's newest iron offering is sleek and simple in appearance and rights a previous wrong — improving the sound at impact.
Mike Purkey|
Global series with guaranteed money and a team aspect are parts of the multi-faceted plan laid out for players at Genesis Invitational.
Bob Harig|
Oakland Hills clubhouse dates to 1922 at the club near Detroit, which has hosted 14 major championships; memorabilia and artwork likely lost.
Morning Read Staff|
In an interview, Mickelson admits that he and three other players paid attorneys to craft the proposed league's operating plan.
Bob Harig|
Annika Sorenstam, a World Golf Hall of Fame member, will return to Pine Needles Lodge and Golf Club, the site of her 1996 Women's Open victory.
Adam Stanley|
Proto-Concept irons are not a name brand in the United States — yet — but positive results by a pair of tour pros could quickly change that narrative.
Andy Brumer|
On the Rules of Golf, White, a longtime PGA Tour official, knows a thing or two and he has plenty of stories that add to color to typical black and white decisions.
Jay Delsing|
Woods, the host of this week's Genesis Invitational, says his recovery from a car crash a year ago remains "frustrating."
Bob Harig|
Thousands of fans at the WM Phoenix Open littered the par-3 16th last weekend, and Alex Miceli writes that PGA Tour players want to know what happens if someone gets hurt.
Alex Miceli|
Varner's victory at the PIF Saudi International put him inside the top 50 in the world, which would earn him an invitation to compete at Augusta National for the first time.
Alex Miceli|
Three straight weeks, three first-time PGA Tour winners. However, the new WM Phoenix Open champion is someone we’re all familiar with and knew it was only a
Daniel Wooters|
The stars are out this week at Riviera, but who looks like the best bets on the board? Our hosts break down picks to win, sleepers, fades and more.
Jeff Erickson|
Collin Morikawa, the 25-year-old, No. 2 player in the world plans to stick with PGA Tour.
Bob Harig|
Sahith Theegala stole hearts, Charley Hoffman stole headlines, and the hosts also include a couple of interviews from the floor of the PGA Merchandise Show.
Michael Russell|
Tour Edge Exotics 722 Irons E722Range: 4-SW.Retail: $114.99 each in graphite, $799.99 for 7-piece set; $99.99 each in steel, $699.99 for 7-piece set. C722Range:
Mike Purkey|
MacKenzie Golf Bags is dropping one bag for each of NBA's all-time great players.
Stuart Hall|
Michael Herklots didn't want to see Nat Sherman's cigar business go up in smoke, so the company's former executive and partner Brendon Scott salvaged its legacy with their own brand.
Tom Bedell|
Brooks Koepka, Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth and others need to step up performance if they are to have a legacy in the game.
John Hawkins|
The World No. 12 refutes a podcast that claims sources say he's "no longer playing on the PGA Tour."
Morning Read Staff|
The 24-year-old PGA Tour rookie, who is in this week's Genesis Invitational, nearly displaced some stars in the winner's circle on Sunday.
Mike Purkey|
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