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Belief spurs Coody to strong ’26 start

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Koepka relishes comfort zone in Phoenix

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PGA names Clark its new CEO

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From Mauritius to Masters

Gerard primed for Augusta after long journey

Koepka’s fresh start awaits at Torrey Pines

It’s been less than three weeks since Brooks Koepka was allowed to rejoin the PGA Tour after his three years at LIV Golf,...

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Read GGP Jan. 26

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Technology, vintage sensibility collide at PGA Show

Golf’s business mecca, the PGA Show, once again roared to life this week in Orlando, Florida, hosting more than 30,000 attendees to mingle...

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A bridge too far

Why Nike Golf didn’t succeed in equipment

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Zero-torque putters set an uncommon trend

As the PGA Show takes place in Orlando, Florida, this week, almost all major putter manufacturers have their own zero-torque putters to capitalize...

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The spoils of youth

Promising youngsters carve PGA Tour, LIV Golf paths

The news that 2025 NCAA champion Michael La Sasso is joining LIV Golf does not diminish the fact that the PGA Tour is...

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Read GGP Jan. 19

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The gift of hope

Top Tennessee amateur donates kidney to a friend

Ryan Terry, a top amateur in Tennessee, recently gave the priceless gift of life to his friend and co-worker Will Bratton by donating...

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Year already filled with ups and downs

The 2026 professional golf season is already off to a rough start in so many ways, but there is hope ahead as the...

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PGA Tour’s days in Hawaii may be numbered

As the Sony Open in Hawaii begins Thursday at Waialae Country Club, there is the very real possibility that it will be the...

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Read GGP Jan. 12

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PGA CEO Sprague to step down

PGA of America CEO Derek Sprague will step down after just one year in the role, citing family reasons, the association announced Wednesday.

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