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Janice Ferguson|
CARNOUSTIE, Scotland – Why was the R&A testing drivers before the British Open?
Alex Miceli|
There is a certain drumbeat and rhythm to golf’s major championships, a comfort level residing inside players that accumulates in drips and drabs, the way light rain becomes a puddle. Sure, there are once-a-generation exceptions – Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woo
Jeff Babineau|
Confession: I have never met Brittany Lincicome, and my knowledge of women’s golf probably isn’t where it should be. My primary duties over the last 23 years have been to cover the men, and though a vast majority of this week’s focus will be on the Britis
John Hawkins|
When the Mackenzie Tour-PGA Tour Canada players arrived at Osprey Valley Golf for this week’s Osprey Valley Open, which will play out Thursday through Sunday, they discovered a golf facility that defines the cliché “hidden gem.”
John Gordon|
Location: Alton, Ontario
John Gordon|
One in a weekly series of stories about golf gear to run each Wednesday.
Alex Miceli|
Late last year at the PNC Bank Father and Son Challenge, inquiring minds wanted to know the back story behind the matching ladybug head covers that Padraig Harrington and son Patrick carried in their bag to conceal their drivers.
Adam Schupak|
PGA Tour shortchanges D.C. area
Morning Read Staff|
In the age of cord-cutting and selective viewing of content, I was a bit shocked that anyone would think it was a good idea to put together a $10 million winner-take-all match between Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods.
Alex Miceli|
It hadn’t been a British Open for the ages, but it certainly would earn a page in the scrapbook. The final round at Carnoustie in 2007 was a flawed, boisterous affair featuring two of the game’s premier Europeans, neither of whom had won a major, neither
John Hawkins|
When bathed in sunlight, the Old Course is a magnificent postcard framed by St. Andrews, Scotland’s cherished Auld Gray Toon. Any view of Turnberry beneath a bright blue sky, with its famed lighthouse and Ailsa Craig floating eerily out in the Irish Sea,
Gary Van Sickle|
Withdrew: From this week’s British Open, American John Daly, who cited osteoarthritis in his right knee. Daly, 52, was the 1995 Open champion. He was replaced in the field by American Keegan Bradley. The updated alternate list, in order: Adrian Otaegui (S
Morning Read Staff|
Can you believe that Rory McIlroy is 29 already? Wasn’t it just yesterday that professional golf was introduced to a skinny 18-year-old kid with a headful of curly black hair that looked like he had a poodle stashed under his hat?
Mike Purkey|
HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. – The Champions Tour is a funny circuit, especially when it comes to scheduling its major championships. While the other pro tours spread their majors throughout the schedule, the 50-and-over men bunch theirs up.
Len Ziehm|
Steph was having a blast at the American Century Championships on Sunday.
Nihal Kolur|
Knox shot a four-under 66 in the third round, leaving him two strokes off surprise leader Jens Dantorb and one behind a six-way tie for second place at the Scottish Open.
Associated Press|
Withdrew: From the John Deere Classic, Bryson DeChambeau, citing an injury to his right shoulder. DeChambeau, the defending champion, said that he hurt himself while playing from rough on the second hole Thursday at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Ill. He withdr
Morning Read Staff|
Competition that lasts a lifetime
Morning Read Staff|
GULLANE, Scotland – Louis Oosthuizen successfully fought the U.S. government to gain permission to leave the country and visit Scotland to play in the Scottish Open and British Open, but he withdrew Thursday from the Scottish Open, citing a pinched nerve
Alex Miceli|
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