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ERIN, Wis. – After three-putting from 12 feet on the 72nd hole to lose the 2015 U.S. Open to Jordan Spieth, Dustin Johnson hopped into a courtesy car with his fiancée, Paulina Gretzky, her father, Wayne, and caddie/brother Austin Johnson. The person who h
Adam Schupak|
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Whatever nerves Stewart Hagestad might have felt in his Masters debut, he obviously has quieted them.
Morning Read Staff|
RIDGEDALE, Mo. – Last week's #SB2K17 at Baker's Bay in the Bahamas – the annual "bro-cation" of Jordan Spieth, Rickie Fowler, Justin Thomas and Smylie Kaufman documented on SnapChat and other social-media outlets – proved that just like in the movies, the
Adam Schupak|
SOUTHPORT, England – The merchandise tent at the British Open is not the experience that it once was.
Alex Miceli|
DUBLIN, Ohio – Dustin Johnson still remembers the one time he qualified for the U.S. Open through 36-hole sectional qualifying. The year was 2008 and Johnson, a PGA Tour rookie, was part of an 11-for-7 playoff in Columbus, Ohio, as darkness set in.
Adam Schupak|
Wasted time slows pace more than wasted shots
Morning Read Staff|
BELEK, Turkey – Is Justin Rose a Hall of Famer?
Alex Miceli|
First of two parts
Alex Miceli|
Tiger Woods has made a career of pulling the blinds on the window to his health and personal life. On Monday, he announced that in six weeks, he’s going to allow the world to watch, comment and criticize what has to be his fragile golf game.
Mike Purkey|
To the surprise of many, Jordan Spieth just joined the human race. The 23-year-old, with a putting stroke so sublime that he was a threat to make it from any distance at any time, has sidled up to the rest of us who think that a change in equipment, no ma
Mike Purkey|
Much has changed with the PGA of America’s approach to the Ryder Cup since the organization appointed a task force to create a winning formula. Not so long ago, the PGA’s public-relations department loved to play a cat-and-mouse game with the golf media r
Ted Bishop|
After Sergio Garcia plodded through a 20-minute ruling Sunday on the final hole of the BMW Championship, ultimately taking a drop onto a rock in a stream, the PGA Tour seemingly should have addressed the bizarre Rules of Golf on Monday.
Alex Miceli|
As destinations go, Florida is really hard to beat.
Patrick Rhyne|
ERIN, Wis. – The 117th United States Open came off exactly the way the U.S. Golf Association needed and wanted it to be: incident-free.
Gary Van Sickle|
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa – It’s over. The only thing in doubt is the final score of the 15th Solheim Cup.
Alex Miceli|
There are subplots and sublime sub-subplots.
Steve Elling|
There has been a lot of speculation during the past few months about the future of the PGA Championship. It seems only a matter of time before the PGA of America announces that the Wanamaker Trophy will be awarded every May instead of early August.
Ted Bishop|
Morning Read Staff|
Darla Hamblin sued then-general manager Henry Hickox and KemperSports, alleging sexual assault, harassment, discrimination, retaliation and negligence
Morning Read Staff|
Bernhard Langer is the king of the hill that is PGA Tour Champions. You know it, I know it, Langer knows it and his opponents know it.
Gary Van Sickle|
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