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FARMINGTON, Pa. — The list of brave souls who continue to expand in the face of America’s golf recession / slump / downtick / depression (pick one) is short.
Gary Van Sickle|
Anybody who has worked in media, particularly the press corps at Augusta National, knows all too well how difficult it can be to produce consistently entertaining content before the Masters begins.
Steve Elling|
It should be clear to anyone that Jordan Spieth won the Travelers Championship two weeks ago with something less than his best stuff. But do you remember not so very long ago when a certain superstar would tell us on occasion that he won with his B or eve
Mike Purkey|
Remote-control devices across America got a workout on Sunday afternoon.
Steve Elling|
Jim Holtgrieve, a career amateur, won the inaugural U.S. Mid-Amateur in 1981 at Bellerive Country Club in his hometown of St. Louis. Holtgrieve, then 33, was one of the driving forces for creating the Mid-Am, which was designed as a USGA championship for
Mike Purkey|
NORTON, Mass. – All good things must come to an end, which is why Phil Mickelson should not be part of the U.S. Presidents Cup team.
Alex Miceli|
Few golf travelers likely would have thought of Wisconsin as a potential mecca for the game. Then again, Oregon was not a big part of golf’s lexicon until 1999, when Mike Keiser opened the first of five courses at Bandon Dunes.
Alex Miceli|
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – With the U.S. listed as a prohibitive 1-4 favorite among Las Vegas oddsmakers to win the Presidents Cup matches that begin today, the Americans seem highly likely to tighten their grip on this one-sided biennial series against the Inte
Alex Miceli|
Season-long dominance on the PGA Tour Champions didn’t translate into a season-ending coronation for Bernhard Langer at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship over the weekend. That’s not necessarily wrong, but it is odd.
Bill Fields|
Rory McIlroy clearly was nervous. He agreed to an on-camera interview conducted by a 9-year-old lad named Billy. And McIlroy had no idea what Billy might ask.
Mike Purkey|
QUEENS, N.Y. — Amid the shadows of the glittering light illuminating from Citi Field, home of the New York Mets, Zach Rosenblatt didn’t know what to expect as he entered the doors at Flushing Meadows Golf Center.
Ken Klavon|
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Phil Mickelson likely won’t be at Erin Hills next week for his 27th U.S. Open, but his bagman, Jim Mackay, plans on making the trip to Wisconsin, just in case.
Alex Miceli|
My experience with the media in my 30-year career generally has been fantastic, so when I saw the hatchet job by USA Today’s Christine Brennanon Thursday, I was more than dismayed. I was perplexed and angry.
Fred Funk|
Golf, at its very core, is more about the players than the people who are in charge of the game. But some overseers are bigger than others, and Billy Payne is one of those.
Mike Purkey|
IRVINE, Scotland – The leaderboard at the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open features two Americans near the top. Rickie Fowler, who shot a 5-under 67 on Thursday, is the better-known of the U.S. contenders although both have won on the European Tour
Alex Miceli|
LAKE FOREST, Ill. – Jordan Spieth is no Tiger Woods, but he continues to draw closer to the Woods mystique, which adds to the intrigue of this week’s Tour Championship.
Alex Miceli|
Location: Pinehurst, N.C.
David Droschak|
As all of you entered in Masters pools know, it is easy to single out the usual suspects and obvious choices for your list. The unpredictable is more difficult, the didn’t-see-that-coming golfer who comes out of nowhere to win a green jacket.
Dan O'Neill|
Congress needed 14 years to repeal one of the silliest laws enacted in the U.S.: Prohibition.
Alex Miceli|
Defining moments do not always involve triumph, as Roberto De Vicenzo would have attested.
Alex Miceli|
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