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It took approximately 27 holes, roughly seven hours of broadcast time and enduring dozens of jaw-dropping, sloppy shots by many of the best players on the planet.
Steve Elling|
Tiger Woods claims that his DUI arrest early Monday resulted from “an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications” and was not alcohol-related.
Morning Read Staff|
It’s been an up-and-down season for Gene Sauers on the Champions Tour. He has had four top-10s, including a second at the Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic. He also has missed a cut and finished T-27 or worse five times.
Dan O'Neill|
Phil Mickelson and Jim “Bones” Mackay, who formed one of the longest-running player-caddie teams in PGA Tour history, have called it quits after 25 years.
Morning Read Staff|
One in a series of previews for the June 15-18 U.S. Open
Gary Van Sickle|
Last summer, when LPGA pro Laetitia Beck represented Israel in golf's return to the Olympics, she could've said, "Why all the fuss?"
Adam Schupak|
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Every Masters ticket is printed with the words “No Resale” right on the front, but try telling that to my man Butch, who is camped out all week on Washington Road, scalping the most sought-after ticket in sports.
Adam Schupak|
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – What started in 1985 as a tournament title sponsorship in FedEx’s hometown of Memphis, Tenn., has grown into the PGA Tour’s biggest deal in history.
Alex Miceli|
Fifty years ago, when Don January won an 18-hole playoff over fellow Texan Don Massengale for his only major championship, January was known as golf’s original "Bones," a reference to his 6-foot-1-inch, 150-pound frame. The Associated Press story detailin
Adam Schupak|
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – As the result of the worst-kept secret in golf, the PGA Championship just received a huge burst of energy. The PGA of America and the PGA Tour jointly announced Tuesday that the PGA Championship will move from its traditional August date
Mike Purkey|
Quick! Name the third-oldest continually running event on the PGA Tour, after the British Open and the U.S. Open.
John Gordon|
“Cyberloafing” at work has reached an all-time high, The Wall Street Journal noted last year. That isn’t particularly surprising, given that cellphone apps stream more live TV than ever and online portals offer more unique content.
Steve Elling|
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – They rolled in a cake for a celebration, and Ernie Els did the honors of cutting the first slices. On Thursday, Els and Phil Mickelson will make their 100th major championship starts at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club.
Adam Schupak|
It’s Masters week, and after getting humiliated in your office NCAA basketball tournament pool – yeah, you were the genius who had Villanova to win it all – you’d like to regain some face. And maybe some loose change.
Gary Van Sickle|
After 24 months of substituting figurative foxholes for sand-filled bunkers, Sangmoon Bae returned to the PGA Tour last week in northern California, the site of one of his two victories on the U.S. circuit.
Steve Elling|
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – In blowout losses, there is a lot of second-guessing and finger-pointing.
Alex Miceli|
WILMINGTON, N.C. — John Fought should have been wearing the signature fedora that Indiana Jones adorned during his famous movies. Or at least the oversized Newsboy-style lid that Donald Ross usually placed on his bald head.
Ward Clayton|
Sunday’s final round
Morning Read Staff|
For years now, the biggest, baddest word to those who lead golf’s governing bodies has been bifurcation. The USGA and R&A have long insisted that part of golf’s charm is that pros and amateurs play by the same set of rules.
Mike Purkey|
The stupefying symmetry wasn’t lost on anyone, especially the principal player in one of golf’s greatest, long-running accomplishments.
Steve Elling|
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