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WHEATON, Ill. – The inaugural U.S. Senior Women’s Open, which teed off on Thursday in suburban Chicago, has been a celebration of women’s golf. It resembled a high school reunion, too, with the best pros and amateurs of the past re-connecting during three
Len Ziehm|
"It's not my been my best month," Mickelson said. "You have to be accountable for yourself. I do a lot of dumb stuff."
Associated Press|
Sarah Hirshland will replace Scott Blackmun, who resigned earlier this year to deal with health issues that undercut his ability to deal with the sex-abuse crisis.
Associated Press|
Withdrew: From next week’s British Open, Bernd Wiesberger, who cited an ongoing wrist injury. Wiesberger, of Austria, will be replaced by American Andrew Landry. The next three alternates, in order: Keegan Bradley (U.S.), Adrian Otaegui (Spain) and Aaron
Morning Read Staff|
Costantino Rocca found himself in an unfamiliar place. He had played in only a handful of major championships but stood on the 72nd tee of the Old Course at St. Andrews needing an eagle-2 to win the 1995 British Open.
Alex Miceli|
Mark Mulder made 203 regular-season starts in his major-league career. He won 103 of them. Mulder also beat Roger Clemens in a playoff game at Yankee Stadium, amid the pulsating tension, intensity and blood-pumping adrenaline of October baseball at the ga
Ron Kroichick|
Ever since winning the 2015 Scottish Open at Gullane Golf Club, Rickie Fowler has looked forward to the tournament’s return to Gullane this summer, but not for obvious reasons. Sure, it's always special to go back to the site of one of your crowning achie
Adam Schupak|
Golfers know something special is in store for them before they reach Bald Head Island Club. Taking a boat to and from a golf course will do that to a person.
Ward Clayton|
Location: Bald Head Island, N.C.
Ward Clayton|
A money match worth emulating
Morning Read Staff|
One in a weekly series of stories about golf gear to run each Wednesday
Adam Schupak|
EDINBURGH, Scotland – Growing the game is one of the most discussed topics when the golf organizations get together. It’s a laudable goal, but few if any of the initiatives seem to really bear fruit with the younger generations.
Alex Miceli|
Those icy winter months spent as a youth in New England dictated a sports schedule over which one had little control. There would be hockey played on frozen ponds in January and February, and even into March, while one’s golf clubs would chill in some far
Jeff Babineau|
Hawkins shortchanges Mickelson
Morning Read Staff|
This year’s Ryder Cup will be held in France, which is a bit like celebrating the Fourth of July in Cuba. A country with virtually no golf tradition and a 10-percent fan base was awarded one of the game’s most prestigious and lucrative events – yet anothe
John Hawkins|
It’s always been a little unfair to Paul Lawrie that we remember Jean Van de Velde more for losing the 1999 British Open in spectacular fashion than Lawrie for winning it, even though he came from 10 shots back in the final round.
Gary Van Sickle|
An impressive feat for the former Cowboys quarterback.
Nihal Kolur|
Setting the record straight on the rules
Morning Read Staff|
The idea of an 18-hole challenge match between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson has been brewing for several months now, albeit on a back burner, since the two men hooked up for a practice round at the Masters and were paired together at the Players five we
John Hawkins|
SILVIS, Ill. – Golf-wise, this little community on the outskirts of the Mississippi River towns of Moline and Rock Island in Illinois and Davenport and Bettendorf in Iowa is a phenomenon. A PGA Tour event has been played here every year since 2000, and th
Len Ziehm|
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