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Every year, after crowning a new Masters champion, the PGA Tour shifts from the pressure cooker of making history at Augusta National to the cozy confines of the beautiful South Carolina Lowcountry setting at Harbour Town Golf Links on Hilton Head Island.
Adam Schupak|
Imagine the scene, just for laughs.
Steve Elling|
Not much could match the drama of Johnny Miller’s record 63 in the closing round to win the 1973 U.S. Open at Oakmont.
Gary Van Sickle|
Location: Goodyear, Ariz.
Alex Miceli|
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa – The future of the Ladies European Tour seems to be in the hands of Keith Pelley and Mike Whan.
Alex Miceli|
We’d characterize it as a point of frustration for Masters viewers, although infuriation might be closer to the truth.
Steve Elling|
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — I could hear the wind howling outside even before I opened my door at the cozy Mourelatos Lakeshore Resort.
Gary Van Sickle|
If the golf ball that Al Geiberger used to make history on June 10, 1977, ever resurfaces – it was on display at the World Golf Hall of Fame but went missing along with the scorecard – he’ll recognize it.
Bill Fields|
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – It’s not often in professional sports that a match or game becomes as one-sided as the 12th Presidents Cup.
Alex Miceli|
The main argument for ending the PGA Tour season in September is that golf on television can’t compete with college or pro football. That’s largely true for the casual fan, who goes away just after the first kickoff. But for the diehards who can’t get eno
Mike Purkey|
Location: Silloth, England
Alex Miceli|
The recent U.S. Open at Erin Hills confirmed a generational shift in golf: the game has become a bomb-and-gouge sport.
Alex Miceli|
Unless the Twitter universe is wrong, the PGA Championship is going to move to May beginning in 2019, making the PGA at Bethpage State Park on Long Island the first event in the new slot.
Alex Miceli|
ERIN, Wis. – For most of its previous 116 years of competition, the U.S. Open has been a test of endurance and patience, salvaging pars while sprinkling in the occasional birdie for sanity.
Alex Miceli|
The 1969 Ryder Cup.
Patrick Rhyne|
More than 100 years old, Waveland features one blind tee shot after another, which makes it an exception to the modern architecture rule
Alex Miceli|
Tiger Woods apologized, but he didn’t go nearly far enough. Not by a long shot. More than 12 hours after his arrest in the early hours of Monday, he said he was sorry “with all my heart” to “my family, friends and the fans.”
Mike Purkey|
You probably missed this at the recent Masters: Sergio Garcia became the first player to win a major championship using the “claw” putting grip. The claw would’ve been a winner even if Garcia had lost the playoff because his opponent, Justin Rose, also cl
Gary Van Sickle|
When the USGA and the R&A jointly decided to outlaw the anchored putting stroke in May 2013, the governing bodies gave the players until January 2016 – when Rule 14-1b took effect – to find another way to putt.
Mike Purkey|
NAPLES, Fla. – If the $1 million payout to the winner of the season-long Race to the CME Globe seems like a big deal to LPGA players, that’s because it is.
Bill Fields|
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