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Opinion, analysis, and editorial commentary on the world of golf.
Philosophy on the Links: Scheffler's Existential Approach to Royal Birkdale
The world No. 1 brings his trademark perspective to his Open defence, reminding us that legacy matters less than the journey itself.
First Steps on Royal Birkdale: Five Revelations from Open Championship Week
The 154th Open Championship venue reveals its true character — parched, demanding, and utterly magnificent in its austerity.
Long Island's South Shore: Where Summer Golf Becomes Memory
Between major championships, the village courses and salt air of Suffolk County offer something no trophy can match — a sense of home.
The Weight of Water: Ben Kohles and the Cruel Beauty of Golf's Final Moments
A mishit 8-iron, a splash of water, and another near-miss for Ben Kohles. Sometimes golf's most profound lessons come from its cruelest moments.
The Lonely Truth Scottie Scheffler Knows Better Than Anyone
Scheffler's 2026 has been a masterclass in near-misses, and it's teaching us something profound about excellence at golf's highest level.
The John Deere Classic: Where Heartland Golf Meets Major Dreams
TPC Deere Run offers a quintessential Midwestern golf experience where rising stars fine-tune their games before chasing Open glory.
How Becoming an Aunt Changed Brooke Henderson's Week at Hazeltine
Brooke Henderson's best major finish in a decade wasn't just about golf—it was about perspective, family, and a baby named after hallowed ground.
When the Gallery Became the Story: Reflections on Shinnecock's Troubled Sunday
The jeers that followed Wyndham Clark's final round at Shinnecock revealed something troubling about modern golf galleries—and ourselves.
The Rink Erupts: Wyndham Clark's Perfect Hockey Troll at the Canadian Open
Wyndham Clark donned a Team USA Jack Hughes jersey at TPC Toronto's infamous Rink hole, delivering the perfect Olympic hockey revenge to Canadian fans.
Where the Money Really Lives: Golf's Seven Wealthiest Players in 2026
Tiger Woods stands alone as golf's only billionaire, but the true revelation is how little of these fortunes came from tournament prize money.
The Airstream Philosopher: How Adam Schriber Became Golf's Most Unconventional Coach
Meet the 64-year-old surfer-turned-swing-coach who lives in an RV, chases waves at dawn, and helped J.J. Spaun win the U.S. Open.
The Beautiful Agony of U.S. Open Qualifying: Where Every Shot Writes History
At final qualifying for the U.S. Open, James Nicholas faced the cruelest test golf offers — and discovered why these 36-hole marathons create stories we never forget.