Sunny Fleetwood hopes ‘best is yet to come’

Tommy Fleetwood, he of the ever-present smile who just might be one of the most popular players on the PGA Tour, is eyeing...

Dentist’s dream springs to life at Oakmont

Part of the charm of the U.S. Open is the annual story of amateurs who play their way into the field, emerging from...

A Medici of golf design

Mike Keiser merits USGA’s Jones Award

What Mike Keiser has done in golf course development is but one reason he is so deserving of the Bob Jones Award, the...

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ShopRite strives to enhance longtime LPGA stop

The ShopRite LPGA Classic has been a successful sporting event in the Atlantic City, New Jersey, area since 1986. Mindful of evolving and...

Rory: Silence beat complaining about failed driver test

Rory McIlroy didn't speak to the media at the PGA Championship, creating controversy because he’s typically generous with the press. McIlroy explained his...

Obscurity no obstacle to glory on golf’s longest day

The USGA likes to boast that the U.S. Open is golf's ultimate meritocracy, and the stories that played out Monday in final qualifying...

Wood navigates road back from mental trauma

Englishman Chris Wood has known what it is like to enjoy the best that elite golf can offer, but he rediscovering form on...

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Darin Bevard a USGA turf titan

The first groups off the tee on the first two days of a typical USGA championship usually begin play around 7 a.m. By...

Tour Championship’s goodbye to scoring gimmick is welcome

The Tour Championship is abandoning the staggered scoring system it adopted in 2019, a change that won't transform the season-ending event but is...

Back-to-back majors punctate Cabrera’s comeback

With a pair of U.S. Opens on tap, it's time to sort through a shag bag of subjects, starting with Ángel Cabrera's back-to-back...