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The plain and simple truth is that Bubba Watson is not like anyone else on the PGA Tour, which is why people have such a hard time giving him his due.
Mike Purkey|
Died: Phil Rodgers, a five-time winner on the PGA Tour in the 1960s and a longtime golf instructor, on Tuesday at his home in his native San Diego. He was 80 and had suffered from leukemia for 15 years, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. Rodgers co
Morning Read Staff|
The true source of the problem
Morning Read Staff|
Whenever I mention the LPGA to hardcore golf buddies, the first words out of their mouths are, “How can that tour survive without more American stars?’’
Herb Gould|
Justin Thomas was 14 years old the first time he traveled to France to play in the Evian Junior Masters Cup. He thought it might have been his first time outside of the U.S. until his mom, Jani, reminded him that he had played an AJGA event in Mexico.
Adam Schupak|
Pinehurst Brewing Company, a 10-barrel microbrewery location, is set to open
Stuart Hall|
What's trending in golf travel
Ken Klavon|
Location: Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Dan Vukelich|
Playing along amid ‘boorish behavior’
Morning Read Staff|
One in a weekly series of stories about golf gear to run each Wednesday.
Morning Read Staff|
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Now that Brooks Koepka is done bench-pressing the Hills of Shinnecock, now that Phil Mickelson has apologized for his Happy Gilmore moment, and now that John Jacob Bodenhamer Schmidt has explained what Rule 14-5 covers “specifica
Dan O'Neill|
Bubba Watson has three wins in his last nine starts, but isn't ready to declare the 2018 season his best one so far—there's still some work to put in before that.
Associated Press|
The 52-year-old two-time major champion went on Twitter to say the USGA turned down his request to use a golf cart, which could have been allowed under rules that conform with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Associated Press|
For the fifth time in the history of the U.S. Amateur, the 2018 U.S. Amateur will be hosted by Pebble Beach Golf Links.
Morning Read Staff|
Withdrew: From next month’s British Open at Carnoustie (Scotland) Golf Links, Scotsman Paul Lawrie, who won the 1999 Open after Jean Van de Velde’s dramatic collapse on the final hole at Carnoustie. Lawrie, 49, citing ongoing back and foot injuries, said
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Course operators hold key to female play
Morning Read Staff|
If there were a Mount Rushmore of women’s college golf, Andrea Gaston likely would be part of it, alongside such legendary coaches as Arizona State’s Linda Vollstedt, Tulsa’s Dale McNamara and Duke’s Dan Brooks.
Jeff Babineau|
Paul Lawrie, who won the 1999 British Open at Carnoustie following a dramatic collapse by Jean Van de Velde, will miss next month's edition at the same venue because of injury.
Associated Press|
PGA of America lacks consistency
Morning Read Staff|
A golf course needs to be nothing but a golf course to draw the attention of female players who truly want to play the game. Jane Geddes, executive director of the LPGA Women Who Play (formerly the Executive Women’s Golf Association), says that’s a common
Julie Williams|
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