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As a Morning Read subscriber, you might hold a perception of a PGA of America professional that varies from other golfers’ views, depending on how you participate in the game. Many of you are members at private clubs or frequently play public-access golf
Ted Bishop|
Located just south of Savannah, Ga., pushed up against the banks of the Ogeechee River and spread out across 1,800 acres, The Ford Plantation has come to be known as one of the finest private sporting clubs and residential communities in the country.
Patrick Rhyne|
NORTON, Mass. – With missiles flying and nuclear-weapons testing underway in North Korea, the Korean peninsula would seem to be one of the world’s scariest places.
Alex Miceli|
About 20 years ago, Bill Yates was invited to make a presentation on pace of play at a golf business conference in Barrie, Ontario. When he saw the reaction from the audience of golf-course operators to his then-revolutionary suggestions, he thought, Hey,
John Gordon|
The tournament vacuum on the PGA Tour this week represents something of a rarity: a scheduled bye week during one of the busiest, most lucrative portions of the season.
Steve Elling|
Golfers in the United States are so accustomed to hearing about the Royal links that host the British Open — Birkdale (venue of this year’s 146th playing of the championship), Lytham & St. Annes, and Liverpool — along England’s northwest coast that they m
Dove Jones|
Thinking Outside the Tee Box: One in an occasional series about innovators who are making golf more attractive.
Gary Van Sickle|
Thomas Bjorn, who will captain the European team against the U.S. in the 2018 Ryder Cup matches in France, was interviewed Tuesday on Facebook Live from European Tour headquarters at Wentworth Club in Virginia Water, England. Here are excerpts from the di
Morning Read Staff|
The self-aggrandizement starts slowly, almost imperceptibly, at the Masters, the first major championship of the year.
Steve Elling|
AUGUSTA, Ga. – There was only one moment during a wild and blustery Thursdaywhen William McGirt wasn’t calm and at ease. It happened on the first tee of his first Masters.
Gary Van Sickle|
They hawk T-shirts bearing the famed Masters slogan in the bustling Augusta National Golf Club merchandise area, but of course, that’s yet another of the experiences that those watching from afar can’t begin to enjoy. It’s patrons-only territory.
Steve Elling|
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – It’s easy for U.S. residents to take for granted how our lives are so different from those in many other countries.
Alex Miceli|
The success story of the TaylorMade Spider Tour putter should be a case study on the curriculum at Harvard Business School this fall. How did a putter, give or take a few minor modifications and a paint job, that has been around for nearly 10 years sudden
Adam Schupak|
Tiger Woods finally has spoken about his past, his present and an uncertain future.
Alex Miceli|
More than ever, the U.S. Golf Association needs Pebble Beach. All those picturesque, breathtaking vistas. All those cool, memorable holes. All that rich, vivid history.
Ron Kroichick|
Zachary Politte served three tours of duty in Iraq. As a Marine staff sergeant, he was an electrical engineer and door gunner on a CH-46 helicopter.
Dan O'Neill|
AKRON, Ohio – Dustin Johnson walked over and stood next to the tented podium where Rory McIlroy was finishing his official post-round interview with reporters Thursday.
Gary Van Sickle|
Most sports are using high-definition TV to determine whether a call or ruling is correct, but golf would rather go in the opposite direction.
Alex Miceli|
Any golf course operator or professional in the U.S. would tell you that the Masters signals the advent of a new golf season. Just as spring itself heralds a renewal, the tournament, won Sunday by Sergio Garcia, brings optimism and hope for everyone assoc
Ted Bishop|
Course: Crail Golfing Society (Balcomie Links)
Morning Read Staff|
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