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At No. 72 in the world ranking, Mickelson would need to move into the top 60 or win one of golf’s big prizes in the coming months to land a spot in the U.S. Open at Winged Foot
Morning Read Staff|
And if PGA Tour players are smart, they will answer. After all, where else can a golfer command the attention of a Fortune 500 company leader or a successful entertainer or athlete for hours?
Alex Miceli|
Golf's governing bodies detail the increased distance that the ball travels and how it affects the modern game, but they will seek more input before making a decision that could be 1 year away
Morning Read Staff|
Hawk & Purk debate CBS’ changes on golf telecasts and the game’s ongoing distance issue, and they identify ‘the most underrated player on the PGA Tour’
John Hawkins and Mike Purkey|
Iconic course and its PGA Tour event deserve chance to deliver another ‘magical moment’ for golf
Morning Read Staff|
Longtime golf writer, editor and photographer to receive PGA of America’s Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism
Morning Read Staff|
For 1st time, developmental tour will venture south of border for a tournament in America as part of a record number of events
Morning Read Staff|
Mission Inn Resort & Club's 103-year-old course is a Florida drawing card because of its championship chops as much as its theatrical beauty
Len Ziehm|
The Tour’s most gorgeous setting awakens early in the season for this week’s pro-am with too many wrinkles. Barrels of laughs, piles of money and some of golf’s best views won’t change this fact: The site needs a better date. Why not the Tour Championship
John Hawkins|
This summer's Tokyo Games will ring in a golden moment for golf, but American Dustin Johnson and the rest of the game’s stars first must catch the Olympic spirit
Jeff Babineau|
Graeme McDowell crosses off his big goal for 2020, and it’s only the first few days of February
Morning Read Staff|
The Northern Irishman, who was on the clock in the 2nd round of the Saudi International after he consented to an on-course TV interview, shrugs off the warning to end a nearly 6-year winless streak on the European Tour
Alex Miceli|
The architect of a failed rival to the PGA Tour in 1994 says the time is right for the Premier Golf League concept to succeed
Alex Miceli|
Simpson birdies the 1st playoff hole after a birdie, birdie finish in regulation at the Phoenix Open, forcing a stunned Finau to wait even longer for that elusive 2nd PGA Tour victory
Gary Van Sickle|
With an assist from the legendary singer, reader draws a parallel between the 'dead' state of country music and golf
Morning Read Staff|
December play rises 8.3 percent compared with the same month in 2018, nudging the annual figure into a year-over-year increase for the 1st time since 2016, Golf Datatech reports
Morning Read Staff|
The former amateur phenom, who won twice on the Nationwide Tour but failed to break through on the big tour, will focus on radio and TV work, according to GolfChannel.com
Morning Read Staff|
Golfers in the final round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open will find a special purple and gold flag on the course’s famous 16th hole.
Elizabeth Swinton|
Lakers fan Tony Finau has sported custom shoes and a No. 8 jersey to honor Kobe Bryant at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
Jenna West|
A victory this week at his adopted hometown’s Phoenix Open would give the Arizona State alumnus a shot at the world’s top ranking, though he clearly has his mind on other things
Gary Van Sickle|
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