In Praise of Team Golf: Why the Zurich Classic Matters More Than You Think
Professional golf is, for fifty-one weeks of the year, a profoundly individual pursuit. A man stands over his ball, alone with his thoughts and his yardage, and …
Professional golf is, for fifty-one weeks of the year, a profoundly individual pursuit. A man stands over his ball, alone with his thoughts and his yardage, and …
There are days in golf when a player simply renders the rest of the field irrelevant. Sunday at The Concession Golf Club in Bradenton, Florida was one of those …
There are golfers who win tournaments and golfers who own them. Matt Fitzpatrick, walking off the 18th green at Harbour Town Golf Links on Sunday evening with …
Watch any professional golfer crouch behind a putt on television and you could be forgiven for thinking that green reading is a kind of divination — a gift …
There is a sign on the first tee of the Black Course at Bethpage State Park that reads, in essence, that the course is extremely difficult and that only highly …
If Thursday at the RBC Heritage belonged to Ludvig Aberg and his bogey-free 63, Friday belonged to the man who knows Harbour Town perhaps better than anyone …
There is a particular kind of anger that drives good golf. Not the club-throwing, expletive-laden sort that makes for awkward television, but the quieter kind — …
There was a time, not so long ago, when knowing the distance to the flag meant finding a sprinkler head, squinting at a yardage marker, or trusting the course …
The shotgun start at Club de Golf Chapultepec went off on Thursday afternoon without incident, which in the current climate counts as a significant achievement …
There is a shot in golf that the best players in the world use constantly and that the average amateur almost never considers. It does not require a lob wedge. …