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Once in a while, something develops that produces genuine shock.
Alex Miceli|
"The World's Most Entertaining Pro-Am"
Morning Read Staff|
Impressive ride for ‘Italian stallion’
Morning Read Staff|
Most golf fans wouldn’t recognize him on – or off – the golf course. It’s a good bet you couldn’t pick him out of a lineup. You likely can’t pronounce his last name, much less spell it.
Mike Purkey|
It’s different on Sunday. Especially a major-championship Sunday, one of the four days each year when the world’s best golfers are invited to edit their own legacy. Winning a few Five & Dime Classics will make you rich. Winning a British Open makes you ma
John Hawkins|
HOUSTON – For many of you watching Golf Channel and this week’s British Open, it is hard to miss the imposing figure of Billy Ray Brown roving the links at Carnoustie and reporting the action. Many of you know him only as a fine golf commentator. Others w
Bill Pelham|
You like chocolate, I like strawberry and the guy down the street digs butter pecan. Life comes at us in many different flavors, whether it’s ice cream or sports commentators, but a simple matter of personal preference can stir up quite a rhubarb when it
John Hawkins|
CARNOUSTIE, Scotland – Since his return to competition six months ago after a year off for back surgery, Tiger Woods has been, in a word, ordinary.
Alex Miceli|
CARNOUSTIE, Scotland – Jordan Spieth will turn 25 on July 27, but on Saturday he attacked Carnoustie in the third round of the British Open with the edge of experience. He stomped on the gas pedal immediately, driving the 396-yard, par-4 first hole and th
Alex Miceli|
Added: To the Official World Golf Ranking list of tours whose tournaments qualify for world-ranking points, the All Thailand Golf Tour, the Professional Golf Tour of India and the Japan Golf Tour’s Abema TV Tour. The Thailand and India tours will receive
Morning Read Staff|
The Barry Burn vs. Mookie Wilson
Morning Read Staff|
David Duval doesn’t get much ink these days, so his withdrawal Friday from the British Open after firing an opening-round 80 was neither a needle-mover nor a surprise. His status as a past champion (2001) earns Duval an automatic berth in the field, and t
John Hawkins|
CARNOUSTIE, Scotland – Twenty-two years ago at Oakland Hills near Detroit, American Tom Lehman let the U.S. Open slip away to good friend Steve Jones.
Alex Miceli|
CARNOUSTIE, Scotland – In the gambling world, the "chalk" is the betting favorite. On Friday night, the post-mortem midway through the British Open was that the chalk, World No. 1 Dustin Johnson at 12-1, was headed back across the Atlantic. The leaderboar
Alex Miceli|
The Claret Jug logo is the defining part of all British Open Championship apparel and it is most distinctive in the head wear options this year at Carnoustie.
Alex Miceli|
Sandy Lyle was a revered presence at this week’s British Open at Carnoustie Golf Links. A Scotsman competing in Scotland in what most likely will be his final Open, Lyle, 60, was the recipient of a warm gesture by the R&A: Tournament organizers asked him
Jeff Babineau|
R&A: Righteous & Arrogant
Morning Read Staff|
CARNOUSTIE, Scotland – Jhonattan Vegas lives in Texas and has played on the PGA Tour since 2011, but as a Venezuelan national, he is required to have a visa to visit the United Kingdom.
Alex Miceli|
Waking up at 3 a.m. to watch a golf tournament might seem disturbing to some, but the British Open always has required a bit of extra effort, especially those held at Carnoustie. I’ve played the famed links course a couple of times and was on hand to cove
John Hawkins|
Several years ago during an interview for a book I was writing about former PGA Tour commissioner Deane Beman, golf-industry veteran Duke Butler argued that the most important shot hit in golf in 1969 was Orville Moody's 2-foot putt at the last hole to wi
Adam Schupak|
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