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Entered: By golf course architect Keith Foster, a guilty plea Wednesday in federal court in Alexandria, Va., to charges that he illegally transported up to $500,000 of items made from endangered species and other wildlife, the Fauquier Times newspaper of
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Straight talk, from one senior to others
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Introduced: By U.S. Sens. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), legislation that would authorize the Justice Department to set minimum standards for states to offer sports betting. Several states now offer sports betting after New Jersey won a
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Grow the game? Start with longer fairways
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With apologies to the Chinese zodiac calendar, 2018 was the Year of Tiger, not the dog. After stirring memories again at the Hero World Challenge in late 2017 that his surgically-repaired back might hold up, Woods looked to reignite his playing career yet
Adam Schupak|
Think you know a lot about golf shafts? Think again! Did you know there are no standards for shaft flex? It can mean something different for every manufacturer. Playability tolerances in each category of stiff or regular are vast! To understand this bette
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Untuck the pins and watch pace of play hasten
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Having shown immense promise while auditioning for the role of pro golf’s lead villain several years ago, Patrick Reed clearly won the part in 2018. Not since Vijay Singh has the game featured a surly loner with a green jacket and a bulletproof vest, so R
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Found: In the Barry Burn next to the Carnoustie (Scotland) Golf Links hotel, the body of a Dundee police officer on Sunday afternoon, Dundee’s Evening Telegraph newspaper reported. No foul play was suspected in the death of Dean Morrison, 40, a 16-year ve
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As we end one year and shortly start another, it’s not too early to think about 2019. Here are eight questions for which we’ll be looking for answers:
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Relaxed divot rule would unearth new problems
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Announced: By Braden Thornberry, that he has turned professional and will forgo the spring season of his senior year at Ole Miss. Thornberry, 21, of Olive Branch, Miss., won the 2017 NCAA title and the Haskins Award as college golf’s top player. He also w
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The All England Club, which is currently 42 acres in size, will acquire 73 more acres with the purchase.
Daniel Rapaport|
Golf need not be so difficult, even for puritans
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ORLANDO, Fla. — Not every golfer has a father who plays the game, but many dads do. Mine came to golf in middle age after I took it up as a kid, and it was the best gift I ever gave him. We played a lot but competed together only once, when I was 18, on t
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It’s unusual to purchase a shoe because of the lacing options, but that’s what Puma is banking on with its new NXT collection.
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Yep, it’s happened again. You’ve barely put the fork down from Thanksgiving and suddenly the giving season is in full swing and you are way behind the shopping eight ball.
Janice Ferguson|
Regrets? Frank Sinatra sang that he had a few but then again, too few to mention.
Gary Van Sickle|
Golf's personalities are overwhelmingly vanilla. Reed's budding villainy adds a dash of flavor, of conflict, to a sport that could really use it.
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'Triumvirate of loonies' leads 'Union of Morons'
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