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In early 1991, I worked with Tom Weiskopf on a story about the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island, S.C., for Golf Magazine in advance of that year’s Ryder Cup. We met for dinner the night before we were to see the course for the first time, and I wanted to pic
Mike Purkey|
England's Matt Wallace shot a 7-under 65 to hold off a record-breaking charge from Thorbjorn Olesen and win the BMW International Open on Sunday.
Associated Press|
Top 100 Instructor’s Students Finish in Top-3 of Prestigious Tournament
Morning Read Staff|
OK, enough already on Mickelson …
Morning Read Staff|
Much has been written about the manner in which champion Brooks Koepka handled the pressure of a U.S. Open on the back nine Sunday at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. He performed with equanimity. “Pressure,” though, can be a relative term.
Jeff Babineau|
Kjus sportswear is made of innovative, high-performance material with a distinctive, clean design.
Morning Read Staff|
When you say the brand name FootJoy, it’s a fairly safe bet golf shoes are the first thing that comes to mind. And for good reason.
Janice Ferguson|
Growing up in a small, west Texas town, the access to fashionable clothing wasn’t readily accessible or in abundance. The closest ‘real’ shopping experience was in Dallas - a 350 mile, five-hour drive away.
Janice Ferguson|
Died: Peter Thomson, an Australian and five-time British Open champion, at his home Wednesday in Melbourne, according to Golf Australia. He was 88 and had suffered from Parkinson’s disease for more than four years. Thomson won the Claret Jug in three cons
Morning Read Staff|
A sure thing for the Barnyard Open
Morning Read Staff|
CROMWELL, Conn. – U.S. Amateur finalist Doug Ghim was in the Augusta National locker room at the Masters in April when he couldn't resist stopping Jason Day to tell him a story about the time when Ghim watched Day play at the Nationwide Tour's 2007 LaSall
Adam Schupak|
Jordan Spieth sometimes looks down at his golf ball on short putts, and sometimes he looks at the hole. These days, he’s spending a lot of his time looking in the mirror.
Jeff Babineau|
What happens when the greatest golf course architect in the modern era plies his considerable imagination and skill on one of the most beautiful spots on Earth? Well, you get one of the special places to play the game of golf at Pete Dye’s glorious Teeth
Morning Read Staff|
One in a weekly series of stories about golf gear to run each Wednesday.
Morning Read Staff|
It’s never too early to talk Ryder Cup, but this time it’s warranted. Something popped up that could change the complexion of the U.S. team for the matches in September outside Paris. When the points standings came out the day after he won the Memorial, B
Mike Purkey|
I still remember one of the earliest lessons I received from Jackie Burke, the former Masters and PGA champion, during my first week on the job at Champions Golf Club in Houston. He said, “Pelham, there are no gray areas in the game of golf. The same goes
Bill Pelham|
Having survived the arduous regimen of daily thumbscrew sessions and the head-to-toe torture chamber that is the U.S. Open, golfers will be challenged to hold back their unbridled glee when they arrive at birdie-friendly TPC River Highlands for this week'
Jeff Babineau|
PGA Tour should run U.S. Open
Morning Read Staff|
As U.S. Opens go, the 118th gathering proved to be quite the character. From Tiger Woods’ opening triple bogey to Phil Mickelson’s almost comical disregard for the rules, from Dustin Johnson’s unforeseeable third-round meltdown to the extra-crispy golf co
John Hawkins|
SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. – With a scruffy beard and long, flowing brown locks, Englishman Tommy Fleetwood looks more like a rock star than an accomplished golfer.
Alex Miceli|
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