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BEDMINSTER, N.J. – Golf is a fickle game. It teases with success and lulls into security, then torments with failure and regret.
Dan O'Neill|
Let me introduce you to Rhett Roberts. He’s 11. He wears braces on both legs and a very cool Ben Hogan-style cap.
Vartan Kupelian|
SOUTHPORT, England — Hesketh Golf Club’s history is both long and rich.
Dove Jones|
Arnold Palmer has been justly honored at nearly every golf stop on the calendar this year, from Bay Hill to Augusta to the U.S. Open and British Open. The past Sunday in Canada was Arnold Palmer Day – with grandson Sam Saunders in contention – to recall t
Ward Clayton|
LOS ANGELES – The 46th Walker Cup Match concluded Sunday on L.A. Country Club’s North Course, leaving one thought: Why not more?
Alex Miceli|
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – CBS’s Jim Nantz and NBC’s Dan Hicks rotate as the voices of golf that we welcome into our living room each week. Throw in Fox’s Joe Buck – during the U.S. Open, at least – and Golf Channel’s Rich Lerner and you have a distinguished fou
Adam Schupak|
Municipal golf -- the phrase conjures images of bare-dirt tee boxes, dandelions, unrepaired ball marks and a grumpy starter. Yet Torrey Pines is a municipal course. So are Chambers Bay and Bethpage Black. They’ve hosted U.S. Opens.
Gary Van Sickle|
Now that everyone has washed the champagne out of their hair and the singing has concluded from the recent Presidents Cup, it’s time to think about the next hurdle for the Americans in team golf: the Europeans.
Alex Miceli|
ERIN, Wis. – For several years, Steve Stricker has been the big cheese of Wisconsin golf. So, it goes without saying that the 50-year-old Stricker, a 12-time PGA Tour winner, wanted a chance to play in the first U.S. Open to be contested in his native sta
Adam Schupak|
With the flurry of activity Tuesday around the announced moves of the PGA Championship, Players Championship and BMW PGA, I thought it might be worthwhile to look back and see just exactly what prompted the Players to move to May initially.
Alex Miceli|
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa – By definition, a rookie on any cup team usually is a player who requires a lot of attention from the captain.
Alex Miceli|
PEABODY, Mass. – There are different degrees of hot. There is boiling water, steaming pipes, searing flames.
Dan O'Neill|
NORTON, Mass. – Justin Thomas struggled to close out tournaments early in his career, but by any measure that no longer is the case.
Alex Miceli|
GREENSBORO, N.C. – One of the first acts for Jay Monahan when he took over as PGA Tour commissioner in January was to institute a mission statement for his staff this year: “Make Mr. Palmer proud.”
Adam Schupak|
I’m pretty sure that Nike, Adidas, FootJoy, Under Armour and the other giants were hoping some small outfit with limited resources would try to take them on in the dog-eat-dog apparel business
Gary Van Sickle|
Professional golf has had a “world” tour for a while now, and it’s called the LPGA.
Bill Fields|
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The leaderboard was the bearer of bad news. By the time Jordan Spieth arrived at the first tee Friday afternoon for his 1:35 starting time in the 99th PGA Championship, Kevin Kisner had polished off a second straight 67 at Quail Hollow C
Gary Van Sickle|
Although Dustin Johnson missed last week’s Masters because of an injury, oddsmakers like his chances to repeat as US Open champion in two months.
Morning Read Staff|
ST. LOUIS – A little more than four years ago, Walker Cup captain Jim Holtgrieve lobbied for the inclusion of mid-amateurs in the event. Future USGA president Tom O’Toole Jr., who caddied for Holtgrieve when he won the inaugural U.S. Mid-Amateur Champions
Dan O'Neill|
ERIN, Wis. – Father's Day is always a theme at the U.S. Open, with the tournament's final round traditionally scheduled that day.
Adam Schupak|
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