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ATLANTA – There is one thing missing from this week’s Tour Championship. (Well, three if you count Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson, who didn’t qualify.)
Gary Van Sickle|
SOUTHPORT, England – Frustration is part of any golfer’s life.
Alex Miceli|
The most memorable hole at Erin Hills won’t be as controversial during the U.S. Open next week as I thought it would.
Gary Van Sickle|
Erin Hills makes its major-championship debut next week when it becomes the third public-access course in four years to host the U.S. Open. If you wish, you can scare up a host of players who would be considered legitimate favorites.
Mike Purkey|
The forecast for this week's British Open calls for howling winds, quirky bounces, and a major where par again will be a desirable score.
Adam Schupak|
ERIN, Wis. – Brooks Koepka, the flatliner whose caddie never witnessed him make a fist pump until the 2016 Ryder Cup, buried his face in his hands Sunday evening as he was whisked from the 18th green to sign his scorecard and make it official that he was
Adam Schupak|
ORLANDO, Fla. – The Kirkland Signature golf ball craze at Costco that swept the golf world late last year seems to have cooled down as the supply has dwindled. But the concept of a tour-performance golf ball at an affordable price is the business model es
Adam Schupak|
There’s no question that three years in, the product has improved.
Steve Elling|
The emotion was obvious, audible and heartfelt.
Steve Elling|
Granddaughter Molly’s dance recital, a recent wedding, booming new golf business and pending knee-replacement surgery in November keep Nancy Lopez hopping. At age 60, she has little time to reflect on one of women’s golf’s most inspiring careers or the mi
Ward Clayton|
The eyeball test is valid. That’s why it was amusing early this year when the U.S. Golf Association and the R&A issued a report that effectively patted themselves on the back for getting golf’s distance crisis under control (http://bit.ly/2lP03ih).
Gary Van Sickle|
The two-year anniversary of Rule 14-1b, which banned the anchored stroke, will be Jan. 1. For the good of the game, 2018 should be the last year for the rule to be enforced.
Ted Bishop|
It’s become as much a part of the immutable Colin Montgomerie charm as the harrumphing, jowly scowl that he displays when he’s not playing well.
Steve Elling|
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Even at 77, Jack Nicklaus is capable of saying something new about Augusta National, the home of the Masters.
Gary Van Sickle|
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Two streets lined with brick industrial buildings don’t exactly say, “night out on the town.” And until a few years ago, most Charlotteans probably didn’t know where Yancey Road or Southside Drive were located.
Shannon Reichley|
SUGAR GROVE, Ill. – To old-timers, Cary Middlecoff set the standard for golf at Ole Miss. He earned All-America honors in 1939 before giving up a promising dental practice to win 40 times on the PGA Tour, ranking 10th all-time.
Alex Miceli|
Just before Justin Thomas was about to finish off his record-setting 63 in the third round of the U.S. Open, he sat on the edge of his golf bag and waited for Jonathan Randolph to finish batting his ball back and forth across the 18th green at Erin Hills.
Mike Purkey|
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – TPC Sawgrass, home of The Players Championship, has had more cosmetic surgery than Michael Jackson ever endured. When told of the latest changes to the course, Tom Kite cracked, "It would have been news if they hadn't changed any
Adam Schupak|
DUBLIN, Ohio – The circle feels complete.
Gary Van Sickle|
One in a series of previews for the April 6-9 Masters
Bill Fields|
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