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Fond remembrances of Augusta
Morning Read Staff|
From an execution standpoint, many of the production elements involved in the new Tiger Woods biography were fundamentally basic. Do the research, buy the shovels, make the calls, vet some old facts, imbue it with some fresh color, run it past the lawyers
Steve Elling|
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Morning Read Staff|
AUGUSTA, Ga. – If golf had an official dictionary, Bubba golf might be defined as “highly imaginative, provocative and at times a downright crazy way to play golf.”
Alex Miceli|
The nostalgic feeling that envelops fans as they saunter onto the manicured lawns of Augusta National Golf Club is as carefully cultivated as the course itself.
Steve Elling|
AUGUSTA, Ga. – The junior golfers at the Drive, Chip and Putt Championship were not the only competitors who helped provide an early start to Masters week.
Alex Miceli|
Don’t forget Noren for European team
Morning Read Staff|
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Should the Masters Tournament be one of golf’s four major championships?
Alex Miceli|
Hoping for another Woods masterpiece
Morning Read Staff|
Mike Purkey|
Ryder holed an 8-foot birdie putt on the 15th hole to reach 8-under par before it was too dark to continue. The opening round was delayed two hours because of overnight rain that dumped more than 2 inches on the Golf Club of Houston.
Associated Press|
Anticlimactic finish
Morning Read Staff|
Unlike exit polls or subjective approval ratings, some metrics of popularity are jarring, obvious and darned precise.
Steve Elling|
Recently appointed Wales manager Ryan Giggs has told star man Gareth Bale to stop driving sports cars if he wants to avoid injury, as well as banning the entire
90 Min|
One in a weekly series of stories about golf gear to run each Wednesday.
Morning Read Staff|
A mix-and-match idea for Match Play
Morning Read Staff|
When Tiger Woods steadily climbed the leaderboard earlier this month at the Valspar Championship, pulling to within one shot of the lead on Sunday afternoon, not only were the legion of fans that descended on Innisbrook Resort giddy, but as it turns out,
Mike Purkey|
Extended: Invitations to next week’s Masters, based on their respective positions among the top 50 in the Official World Golf Ranking as of Monday, to No. 44 Cameron Smith of Australia, No. 46 Satoshi Kodaira of Japan, No. 47 Dylan Frittelli of South Afri
Morning Read Staff|
On the same weekend this month when Phil Mickelson and Steve Stricker won on major professional tours, the most significant victory in golf occurred on the other side of the planet, in Singapore. Michelle Wie also won again, finally, and suddenly the wome
Ron Kroichick|
Golf’s cardinal sin
Morning Read Staff|
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