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DETROIT – Thirty-seven years ago, I was in the grandstand behind the 18th green at Westchester Country Club in Harrison, N.Y., when Bob Gilder holed out for a deuce at the par 5 en route to victory. My dad knew a banker at Manufacturers Hanover Bank, the
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Tasc Performance's new MicroAir Element polo shirt collection took years of research and countless prototypes to create, but the mission never wavered
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DETROIT – Shortly before the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links, CBS Sports anchor Jim Nantz was asked to do a radio interview with local news station WJR-AM (760) to promote the upcoming Rocket Mortgage Classic. Nantz asked for a list of the early comm
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Secured: Berths in next month’s British Open, by 14 players via the Official World Golf Ranking, the R&A announced. No. 53 Byeong Hun An (South Korea), No. 54 J.B. Holmes (U.S.), No. 57 Emiliano Grillo (Argentina), No. 59 Scott Piercy (U.S.), No. 60 Brand
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Forgive the expression, but Major League Baseball is taking some lumps over fan safety
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Nestled into a 10-mile long unspoiled barrier island off the coast of historic Charleston, SC, the resort delivers serious fun for the entire family
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Location: Notre Dame, Ind.
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Lydia Ko and Minjee Lee were 11-years-old when they first met at a junior tournament in Australia
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Well, we know the holes, and the historic moments where they took place
Barry Salberg|
Welcome to this month’s installment of Pet Peeves, which triggered such underwhelming reader response in its debut that it made absolutely no sense to do it again. So, we did. You can just sit there and be happy, like any standard-issue weirdo, or you can
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Whistled for traveling
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Dismissed: Tiger Woods, from a wrongful-death lawsuit filed by the parents of an employee of his eponymous restaurant in Jupiter, Fla. Attorneys for the parents of Nicholas Immesberger dropped Woods as a defendant, Golf Digest reported. Immesberger, a bar
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The major season has come and almost gone in a flash, which was the danger in compressing the big tournaments into a new – and improved? – schedule. The final men’s major championship of 2019 is just around the corner, which means that after the British O
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Is $1.296 million enough compensation for winning a PGA Tour event?
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Threatened: A potential strike by workers at Detroit Golf Club, site of this week’s PGA Tour event, if a contract agreement is not reached by Thursday’s start of the Rocket Mortgage Classic, the Detroit Free Press reported Monday. Teamsters Local 299, whi
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A tip of the cap to the Hogan legacy
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It certainly wasn’t a confrontation, because only one guy did the talking. His words weren’t spoken in an angry tone, but they were delivered with a clear sense of admonishment. And though the whole episode lasted no longer than 10 seconds, it launched a
John Hawkins|
It is entirely fitting that a perfect storm has returned the PGA Tour to Detroit for this week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic at Detroit Golf Club
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Nicholas Immesberger worked as a bartender at Woods' restaurant in Jupiter, Fla. before a drunk driving accident in December 2018.
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Only certainty in golf: Change, so get used to it
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