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There is a popular saying in golf that if you’re not getting better, you’re getting worse. No doubt that maxim has motivated players throughout history – shag bags to launch monitors – to practice hard in pursuit of improvement. But Bruce Lietzke was an e
Bill Fields|
Hold PGA’s Bevacqua accountable
Morning Read Staff|
Sure, the U.S. Amateur is the national championship. Every amateur wants to win it. The title comes with massive prestige and opens doors to other tournaments.
Barry Cronin|
Golf is one of the most global of games. The sport’s expansion worldwide during the past 20 years has been exponential and continues to develop.
Alex Miceli|
Bryson DeChambeau shared a one-shot lead with Richard McEvoy heading to the final round of the European Open on Saturday.
Associated Press|
Carnoustie forever will be The One That Got Away for a handful of pro golfers, including Tiger Woods.
Gary Van Sickle|
PGA Tour should subsidize LPGA
Morning Read Staff|
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland ­– At 68, Tom Watson is an anomaly. Or maybe simply a freak of nature. Whatever he might be, Watson showed that age can be irrelevant for someone who still can golf his ball.
Alex Miceli|
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland – Paul McGinley never won a major championship, but that didn’t stop him Thursday from looking like he’s been there before during a windy first round of the Senior British Open at the Old Course.
Alex Miceli|
Withdrew: From next week’s Ricoh Women’s British Open, American Lexi Thompson. In an Instagram post, Thompson said that she wants to “take some time to work on myself” and “recharge my mental batteries.” Thompson, 23, a nine-time winner on the LPGA who is
Morning Read Staff|
Bevacqua’s move smells fishy
Morning Read Staff|
Ask any of the 28,000-plus men and women who are PGA of America members what the association’s next chief executive officer should look like and you probably would get thousands of different answers. The fact is that the majority of PGA members and appren
Ted Bishop|
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland – The Old Course at St. Andrews is the most iconic golf layout in the world. Old Tom Morris, the game’s patriarch, is closely associated with the Old Course, even though his career in golf started at Prestwick.
Alex Miceli|
Brandel Chamblee has, if nothing else, an over-abundance of guts. Since 2003 – and much more in the past five years or so – he has been fearlessly analyzing the swings, games, attitudes and decisions of the best players in the game on Golf Channel.
Mike Purkey|
Location: Durham, N.C.
Ward Clayton|
PORTHDINLLAEN, Wales — Playing golf and then swinging by the 19th hole for sustenance is the typical order of many a golfer.
Alex Miceli|
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland – For many golfers, the links game is an acquired taste. They don’t celebrate upon watching a ball run out 100 yards. Any smile dissipates in a hurry when a seemingly perfect drive finds a pot bunker that was unseen from the tee.
Alex Miceli|
Disclosed: By Graham DeLaet, that he will miss at least 6-12 more months on the PGA Tour to undergo back surgery. DeLaet, 36, of Canada, has not played since October as he tried stem-cell injections and a non-surgical approach to address his lingering bac
Morning Read Staff|
NBC’s telecast fails to take the cake
Morning Read Staff|
Tiger Woods knew he needed to birdie the British Open’s 72nd hole as he stood on Carnoustie’s 18th tee in Sunday’s final round to have any hope of winning. And he knew Francesco Molinari needed to make a bogey.
Gary Van Sickle|
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