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SOUTHPORT, England – After a day when British Open competitors exacted their revenge on Royal Birkdale, the question stands: What to make of Branden Grace’s 62?
Alex Miceli|
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – For the longest time, Charlotte was a big small town. There were more churches than bars, and professional sports was little more than a fool’s dream.
Mike Purkey|
Dustin Johnson enters this week’s Memorial Tournament as a big favorite to accept the trophy from host Jack Nicklaus on Sunday.
Morning Read Staff|
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Phil Mickelson left Charlotte earlier in the PGA Championship than he would have liked. Although Mickelson, 47, hasn’t made a habit of missing cuts, his game no longer is in its prime.
Alex Miceli|
Everyone loves the long ball. Whether it is Bubba Watson or Rory McIlroy, watching the big boppers pound a golf ball a country mile is awe-inspiring.
Adam Schupak|
It took Rafael Cabrera-Bello nearly 5½ years, but he finally got his third victory on the European Tour.
Alex Miceli|
TROON, Scotland – Young and rich, Rory McIlroy seemingly has everything that he could have envisioned for himself as a golfer while growing up in Northern Ireland.
Alex Miceli|
AKRON, Ohio – Here’s the answer to today’s trivia question: Dustin Johnson.
Gary Van Sickle|
Most golfers are interested in mainly two things.
Gary Van Sickle|
ERIN, Wis. – Brooks Koepka wasn’t the only winner Sunday in the U.S. Open at Erin Hills, even though that’s what the scoreboard says.
Gary Van Sickle|
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – Will this be another week of what some detractors refer to as “Ryder Cup lite” or the birth of a rivalry at the Presidents Cup?
Adam Schupak|
When the USGA and R&A stated May 1 that golf’s governing bodies would be investigating green-reading guides, the announcement came as a surprise.
Alex Miceli|
At 15 or 16, most boys are, in the words of Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Famer Bob Seger, “trying to lose those awkward teenage blues.” Not so with the youngest of the 156 lads in the international field at last week’s prestigious Western Junior Championship at
Barry Cronin|
Location: Wilmington, N.C.
Ward Clayton|
Ho-hum. The latest click-bait obituary on golf, “Death watch: How much longer can golf survive?” (http://on.mktw.net/2oHJBnz) came out recently.
John Gordon|
There probably isn’t enough beer and pretzels on the planet to settle the argument in golf’s global sports bars, or enough virtual ink in chatrooms and hot-take portals such as Twitter.
Steve Elling|
Done any good reading lately? Like, say, on a green?
Gary Van Sickle|
Tiger Woods completed his second 72-hole tournament in 28 months over the weekend in the Bahamas, so you might have felt the breeze from the blowback, which at times roared like a summer hurricane out of the Caribbean.
Steve Elling|
Tim “Rock” Raines was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, but “America’s pastime” isn’t the only sport that he loves.
Barry Cronin|
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – When Phil Mickelson arrived at the first tee Thursday at Liberty National Golf Club, he couldn't resist. Seated above him in the VIP box were the three most recent U.S. commanders-in-chief: Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama
Adam Schupak|
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