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Golf shafts may appear all circular and straight, but SST Pure "puring" technology shows that they are like snowflakes and each has irregularities that can affect both accuracy and distance
Andy Brumer|
Chief executive Martin Slumbers says no decision has been made regarding the 149th Open, set for July 16-19 at Royal St. George’s in England, after Golf Digest reports that Open won’t be played
Morning Read Staff|
PGA of America cites coronavirus pandemic and recent stay-at-home order in Michigan for pulling plug on the senior major scheduled for late May
Morning Read Staff|
The 2020 Open Championship would become golf's fourth major to be either canceled or postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Nick Selbe|
If you’ve got the downtime these days, make an effort to study the Rules of Golf. If you do, you’ll likely be able to beat the average touring pro in at least one area of the game
Alistair Tait|
There’s a pall hanging over the game, reader observes, yet he welcomes the diversion, however fleeting it might be for him
Morning Read Staff|
Coronavirus concerns also postpone British Amateur and British Women’s Amateur by 2 months, until late August
Morning Read Staff|
Principal Charity Classic will move from late May to early September, the 50-and-older tour announced
Morning Read Staff|
Black Knight salutes the ‘style and dignity’ of the Nicklaus-Palmer-Player triumvirate, calling it ‘blessed’
Morning Read Staff|
As the coronavirus pandemic suspends our lives, golfers can be assured of one thing: big changes in the game are coming
Gary Van Sickle|
Kip Henley, who loops for Stewart Cink these days, talks about life on the PGA Tour, with insights on the game's most colorful players, cheating, pace of play and how opposites such as a self-described ‘ol’ Southern redneck’ and Vijay Singh could work tog
John Hawkins and Mike Purkey|
Jack Nicklaus’ career capstone at Augusta National ranks a close 2nd to the ‘Duel in the Sun’ at Turnberry, reader contends
Morning Read Staff|
Once the season restarts after the coronavirus pandemic, the Tour will allow more players in tournaments and add opposite-field events to play catchup, GolfChannel.com reports
Morning Read Staff|
If you’re missing your regular game during the coronavirus shutdown, take dead aim at some of golf publishing’s best works, and maybe you’ll soon be able to take a good walk spoiled again
Mike Purkey|
No need to despair, golf fans, as Alex Miceli shares some ideas about how to make it through the coronavirus-imposed shutdown
Morning Read Staff|
Less-than-perfect conditions in sand that goes unraked because of safety concerns give golfers a stronger incentive to play away from bunkers
Morning Read Staff|
After losing most of their spring season to the coronavirus pandemic, Division I men’s and women’s golfers can return to campus for a makeup year
Morning Read Staff|
9th event to be canceled or postponed pushes tour’s restart into early June
Morning Read Staff|
After being pushed back because of coronavirus pandemic, Summer Olympics will be held July 23-Aug. 8 next year
Morning Read Staff|
Some golfers may opine that new courses, designed to be difficult, are hampering the game. A diabolical short course in Arizona and a historic venue on Long Island prove there’s a place for challenging layouts. They just require players to adopt the right
Shaun Tolson|
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