You can donate to Made and Felipe Calderon for the treatment of their infant Rafita, here.Continue Reading
Camilo Villegas plays on, just as his brave daughter did
Camilo Villegas posted the lowest 36-hole score of his career over the first two days at the RSM Classic, and his story this week is inseparable from the death of his 22-month-old daughter Mia, who passed away in July from cancer. Continue Reading
After Dustin Johnson’s Masters win, who deserves a second major championship the most?
Who deserves No.2?Continue Reading
There are stirring golf triumphs to celebrate, even when they fly under the radar
On Sunday afternoon, while most Americans were watching football, an American golfer was pulling off a stunning feat. The golfer, though, wasn’t Bryson DeChambeau or Phil Mickelson or Tiger Woods.Continue Reading
The Bryson DeChambeau Effect: Ready or not, the game is about to change
Let’s forget the weight and distance gain, the muscle activation fitness regimen, the protein shakes, the single iron length, the putting lasers, and a thousand other things that fall under the umbrella of “science.” Forget it all and think broadly.Continue Reading
The big letdown—Is winning majors before age 30 a predictor of future major success?
Here are a few things you already know: Tiger Woods won his first major, the 1997 Masters, at age 21. Then he kept winning, and kept winning, and kept winning.Continue Reading
An open letter to new golfers, from the rest of us
We are thrilled to hear you have taken up the sport. Our game is one of endless joy and incessant frustration. If that sentence doesn’t come off as a paradox, congrats, you’re in the right place.Continue Reading
A likeable tour pro’s win reminds us when political differences shouldn’t matter
Several years ago, I was standing on the practice range at a golf tournament talking to then-PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem, who worked for President Jimmy Carter and Vice President Walter Mondale, before he got involved in golf.Continue Reading
Was Collin Morikawa’s drive on 16 the greatest shot in PGA history?
In order to call it the greatest shot in PGA Championship history, we need to introduce that last critical element: History.Continue Reading
Brooks Koepka gets a karma check and some are happy to see it happen
Injustice to the two-time defending champion? Or just desserts for one of golf’s most quotable players who might have gone a quip too far?Continue Reading
Breaking down why Rory McIlroy’s PGA Tour restart has been so sluggish
It’s not easy for someone like Rory McIlroy to fly under the radar for any length of time, but since the PGA Tour resumed its 2020 season last month at the Charles Schwab Challenge, that’s kind of what’s happened. Continue Reading
Why the Memorial was praised for a setup that would have been ridiculed at the U.S. Open
It was supposed to be Open Championship week. Maybe that’s why Jack Nicklaus delivered a Memorial masquerading as a major.Continue Reading
The downside of the Bryson DeChambeau experiment
The golf artist will always win in this day of science and brute strength, right? Courtesy of Bryson DeChambeau’s recent physical transformation, concerns remain.Continue Reading
The Bryson Uprising, witnessed in the flesh
Like most men with oversized chests and arms, the New Bryson DeChambeau looks perpetually uncomfortable...Continue Reading
What U.S. Open week is like at Winged Foot with no U.S. Open
All four golf majors have been affected this year, but not equally. To consider the emotional pain of the host club...Continue Reading
Phil Mickelson at 50: A wonderful and wacky ride with one of golf’s great entertainers
In a life that never seems mundane or unexamined, this could have been another fascinating week for Phil Mickelson. In one way, it already is.Continue Reading
Finish be damned, Harold Varner III won the week
Varner’s ultimate standing did not and does not matter, his win secured long before teeing off Sunday. Continue Reading
What golf can do to embrace diversity
In the wake of widespread protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, GolfTV’s Henni Zuel has emerged as a leading voice on the role golf can play in the larger discussions of racial inequality. She expands on those thoughts below.Continue Reading
