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A couple of weeks ago, after a round of golf, I was asked where this year’s British Open was taking place.
John Gordon|
Any hope that Tiger Woods might have held of playing tournament golf in 2017 likely is finished.
Morning Read Staff|
AUGUSTA, Ga. – One of golf’s favorite cliches is that the Masters doesn’t start until the back nine on Sunday. For the 49 challengers playing ahead of the final two pairings today, a low score on the front nine will be vital. Otherwise for them, the back
Alex Miceli|
Presidents Cup organizers and analysts envisioned a boisterous atmosphere in which fans would cram into Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, N.J., like a crowded subway car, and scream as if they were attending a Springsteen concert. However, the vi
Steve Elling|
The USGA announced the 2019 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship move on Tuesday
Morning Read Staff|
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – There's only one thing for the International team to do after losing yet again – and in a blowout – at the Presidents Cup: form a task force.
Adam Schupak|
If you bought your latest driver solely because of what you read in a golf magazine or online, then there are about as many brains in its head as there are in yours.
John Gordon|
The southern Blue Ridge Mountains, filled with colorful, broad-leaved hardwoods and dense firs, roll on over soft peaks and breathtaking valleys.
Patrick Rhyne|
Thinking Outside the Tee Box: One in an occasional series about innovators who are making golf more attractive.
Gary Van Sickle|
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – Television likes sexy. The PGA Tour likes sexy. The print media love sexy.
Gary Van Sickle|
A few years back, when Hershey closed its chocolate factory in the tiny eastern Ontario town of Smiths Falls, a lot of sweetness disappeared along with about 600 jobs.
John Gordon|
Amid the outpouring of support for the flood-ravaged residents of Houston, nobody came through quite like Stacy Lewis.
Morning Read Staff|
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Painful. Irritable. Awkward.
Alex Miceli|
Second of two parts
Alex Miceli|
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – If you were off in the mountains or decided that televised golf was not your thing during the past weekend, you missed nothing and something.
Alex Miceli|
AVONDALE, La. – The team of World No. 3 Jason Day and No. 9 Rickie Fowler are revving to go in the inaugural year of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans as a two-man team event, though you wouldn't know from this exchange between the highly-touted tandem.
Adam Schupak|
He’s rehabbing from his fourth spinal surgery, conducted earlier this spring. Then he spent a month in treatment over the summer because of a reliance on prescription drugs.
Steve Elling|
You get the feeling that it’s not about money for Peter Uihlein. Or even about playing on the best golf tour in the world. Or about being home on a Sunday night after having made the cut. All right, maybe a little about that.
Mike Purkey|
ERIN, Wis. – Two years ago, Rickie Fowler traded his nice-guy demeanor for a little bit of a chip on his shoulder one week in May. He had just been voted “Most Overrated” by his PGA Tour peers in a poll conducted by a golf magazine.
Gary Van Sickle|
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – Somewhere, maybe in his native Denmark, European Ryder Cup captain Thomas Bjorn has flipped off his television set from watching the Presidents Cup and seen his next nightmare: the pairing of Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler next Septem
Adam Schupak|
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