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Go ahead and order plaques for McIlroy, Johnson, Koepka, Spieth and Thomas in the World Golf Hall of Fame. After that, the list of 21st-century immortals should be written in pencil

AT&T Byron Nelson's quick exit from Trinity Forest signals problems with Dallas' PGA Tour stop

‘Shushing’ of crowd and similar behavior from players and fans makes event unwatchable, reader contends

R&A follows Masters’ example and grants champion a berth in the world’s oldest major championship

A comical attempt by Patrick Reed’s lawyer to silence dissent – specifically, comments by TV analyst Brandel Chamblee that Reed tried to cheat – merely sinks Reed deeper into the game’s abyss

Six months after the birth of her first child, Lincicome enters the season-opening Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions feeling refreshed and refocused but no less eager to win

Government intervention – remember the ‘War on Drugs’? – only makes matters worse, reader contends

Alastair Johnston gives nearly 30,000-volume collection of golf books to R&A for display at St. Andrews

According to a report, the club will not host Dallas’ long-running PGA Tour event after this spring

Patrick Reed does not want to be referred to as a cheater, going so far as to instructing his attorney to send a cease-and-desist letter to a Golf Channel analyst.

Patrick Reed's lawyer sent a cease-and-desist letter to Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee to quit discussing cheating allegations.

John Hawkins contends that the Tournament of Champions should move to a major mainland market in the fall, but Mike Purkey likes the new year's tradition of a 2-stop island adventure in Hawaii

Renowned course architect, who created such gems as Harbour Town and TPC Sawgrass and spawned a new generation of designers, dies after a long fight with dementia

If a massive salary earned by U.K. bet-shop boss is any indication, there's plenty of money to be earned in sports wagering, and the gamblers aren't likely to be the ones making it, reader says