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Opinion, analysis, and editorial commentary on the world of golf.
Austin's Breakthrough: When Equipment and Moment Align Perfectly
Another first-time winner emerges as the fall swing continues, proving that the right setup at the right moment can change everything.
When the Sky Becomes the Distraction: Drones at Golf's Sacred Ground
Robert MacIntyre's frustration with TV drones at Carnoustie raises a fascinating tension between golf's timeless appeal and modern broadcast demands.
From Ninja Warrior to U.S. Mid-Amateur: Nathaniel Spencer's Winding Road Home
After 15 years away from golf and a stint on 'American Ninja Warrior,' Nathaniel Spencer returns to competitive golf at Sand Valley's U.S. Mid-Amateur.
The Art of Layering: Fall Golf's Secret to All-Day Comfort
Fall golf demands strategic layering. Here's how to dress for those perfect mornings that shift from crisp to comfortable by the back nine.
The $100 Bet That Proved Tiger Woods Never Stops Competing
Peyton Manning's favorite pro-am story reveals everything you need to know about Tiger Woods' legendary competitive fire—even with nothing on the line.
Bernardus Redemption: Hull and Woad Deliver When Europe Needed Them Most
Anna Nordqvist's faith in Charley Hull and Lottie Woad through four difficult sessions paid off in stunning Sunday singles victories at Bernardus Golf.
Why September Golf Is the Best Golf You're Not Watching
The Tour Championship has wrapped, but the most atmospheric golf of the year is just beginning across Ireland, England, and beyond.
From Fairway to Tailgate: The Art of the Saturday Double-Header
Fall Saturdays offer golf's best weather and college football's biggest games. Here's how to honor both traditions in style.
The Spokane City Championship: Municipal Golf at Its Finest
The Spokane City Championship showcases everything magical about municipal golf—accessible courses, passionate players, and the raw drama of amateur competition.
Viktor Hovland's East Lake Heartbreak Reveals Golf's Most Human Struggle
After watching Scottie Scheffler slip past him at the Tour Championship, Viktor Hovland confronts the maddening gap between who he was and who he's becoming.
East Lake's Theater of Champions: Why the Tour Championship Still Matters
Scottie Scheffler's commanding finish at East Lake reminds us why golf's grandest stages still captivate, even in an era of LIV and major obsession.
Bluetooth Speakers and Bucket Lists: Tommy Morrison's Cypress Point Memory
A Walker Cup appearance at Cypress Point gave Tommy Morrison an experience few golfers will ever know — complete with a personal soundtrack on the back nine.