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Woods's appearance at Murifield Village in Dublin, Ohio, marks his first PGA Tour event since playing the Genesis Invitational in February.
Michael Shapiro|
One upside of the recent 3-month shuttering of the PGA Tour season has been an abundance of big events packed into the next 12 months. Hawk & Purk debate the likely candidates to pick off 2 or more of golf’s crown jewels
SI Editorial|
4-time major champion, who finished last year as the best player in the world, has looked positively ordinary in 2020, and that’s something truly extraordinary
Alex Miceli|
Reader taps into his inner nerd in an effort to bridge golf’s distance divide, but if that doesn’t work, perhaps there is a space-age entrepreneur ready to solve the puzzle for the good of the game
Morning Read Staff|
When the women’s tour returns to action this month in Ohio, the 2 Toledo-area tournaments will be played without spectators, the LPGA confirms
Morning Read Staff|
Tour Striker’s latest swing aid, PlaneMate, utilizes resistance bands to teach golfers when to feel tension during swings and when to relax. When used properly, it creates more efficient, powerful and consistent swings
Shaun Tolson|
The Charles Schwab Series will feature back-to-back 54-hole tournaments next month at the home of the Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf in Missouri's Ozarks; meanwhile, the Principal Charity Classic was canceled 'in the interest of health and safety'
Morning Read Staff|
San Francisco proposes trading 2026 Presidents Cup at TPC Harding Park for a recurring PGA Tour event to be hosted by the local NBA star, according to a report by the San Francisco Chronicle’s Ron Kroichick
Morning Read Staff|
The best and worst hats, the return of tartans, why shattered glass is good, and which golf fashion twin wore it best
Greg Monteforte|
With only 3 weeks until season’s 1st major championship, Memorial Tournament serves as starting point for PGA Tour players with grand visions
Mike Purkey|
Bryson DeChambeau drives the game to new heights, but it’s not much different than what Tiger Woods did a couple of decades ago … just a bit longer
Alex Miceli|
A rocketing white ball against a blue sky doesn’t show reader what the player’s facial expression and caddie interaction would reveal
Morning Read Staff|
The Associated Press reports that talks have begun to relocate 3 fall tournaments from South Korea, Japan and China to America
Morning Read Staff|
As unusual as the PGA Tour's season restart has seemed, one thing remains constant: There’s no shortage of talent among this new generation of pros
Morning Read Staff|
The building blocks of a new trick
Morning Read Staff|
'Jack's Place' dates to 200-acre purchase by Nicklaus in 1972 near his boyhood home in suburban Columbus, Ohio
Ethan Zimman|
PGA Tour's elite players, plus Jack Nicklaus, Jim Nantz and golf's most famous milkshakes, prepare for spotlight at Muirfield Village
Ethan Zimman|
As a man who always draws a crowd, Woods will step into surreal surroundings at the Memorial: no spectators, no cheers and no ‘You da man!’ And he’s OK with it … especially that last part
Alex Miceli|
The late Peter Thomson, known the world over as a 5-time British Open champion, toured the world before there was any such thing as a world tour, as the book ‘The Complete Golfer’ details
Andrew Crockett|
If the only variable that he changes is his body size, then DeChambeau should be good for the long haul, reader contends
Morning Read Staff|
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