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Complacency is a word that doesn’t exist in the Leupold Golf dictionary. The Oregon-based company could have easily continued to offer the same market-leading line of rangefinders they had sold in years past and no one would have batted an eye. The GX lin

Scheduled: For Thursday, a news conference in Memphis, Tenn., to announce that the PGA Tour will upgrade the annual tournament in tour sponsor FedEx’s corporate hometown to World Golf Championships status, according to the Commercial Appeal newspaper. The

A little bias is no big deal

One in a weekly series of stories about golf gear to run each Wednesday.

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Patrick Reed is one of those golfers who doesn’t see straight lines. He sees curves. And if he has anything to say about it, the golf ball will be shaping from right to left. It's one of the reasons – along with his gifts of imagination, to

Announced: Dennis Walters, as winner of the Bob Jones Award, by the U.S. Golf Association. Walters, of Jupiter, Fla., turned his paralysis at age 24 from a golf-cart accident into a career of using a trick-shot show to teach golf to millions worldwide sin

Admiration for the champion

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. – All spiffed up and no opportunity to fire.

Sports Illustrated's best pictures from the 2018 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga.

Some NHL playoff games might be hard for fans to find.

The key to victory for Patrick Reed was that he kept his mind focused during Sunday’s final round of the Masters.

The essence of Hogan

It was billed as potentially the most exciting Masters in years, and when that happens, television first and foremost attempts to adhere to a phrase normally reserved for doctors: “First, do no harm.”

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Anyone who has grown up with golf has envisioned having to make a putt to win a major championship. Oftentimes, those dreamers might face a 4-foot putt for golf immortality.

AUGUSTA, Ga. – The Masters champion wore pink.

With a past that has at times drawn controversy, Patrick Reed isn't exactly the quintessential Masters winner. But none of that mattered on Sunday, when he held off a field that included a late-charging Jordan Spieth to win his first career major.