Tiger Woods offers an idea on how to solve the distance debate
Tiger Woods took his most definitive stance on the distance debate, saying that he believes adding spin to the ball “would be advantageous for the game of golf.”
Newsmakers 2020: A superstar redefines his legacy
Not since 2001 has there been a year in which the golf world was so profoundly impacted by something...
Can Bryson DeChambeau break Augusta National?
It is not so much a question as it is an existential crisis for the Masters.
Bryson DeChambeau looks like he’s prepping for World Long Drive instead of Augusta National
When describing what Bryson DeChambeau did to Winged Foot in the U.S. Open, England's Matthew Fitzpatrick said he made a "bit of a mockery of the game." Well, Matt, it appears you ain't seen nothing yet.
Golf frontier reached: Bryson DeChambeau reports breaking 400-yard barrier
There are some who rolled their eyes and scoffed when Bryson DeChambeau boasted that he'd drive the ball 400 yards one day. The notion seemed as much a fantasy as someone shooting a perfect round of 54.
Tiger Woods: ‘Genie out of the bag’ when it comes to scaling back distance
Tiger Woods’ U.S. Open ended with a missed cut on Friday afternoon, but it was the events of that weekend that triggered a vehement debate in the golf world. And, for once, it had nothing to do with Tiger.
BMW PGA co-leader Matthew Fitzpatrick speaks out against the distance boom: ‘It just makes a bit of a mockery of the game’
It’s hard to imagine a bigger architectural and cultural contrast. The city of Las Vegas and the village of Virginia Water have virtually nothing in common, other than the fact that both are this week hosting professional golf tournaments.
Rory McIlroy hints—again—that he’s tinkering with the Bryson DeChambeau approach to distance
We wrote over the weekend about how the latest tour pro to be experimenting with the Bryson DeChambeau/swing-out-of-your-shoes method of driving was a pretty big surprise: Rory McIlroy.
Do the best players on tour have to be the longest hitters? New data suggests not necessarily
The argument golf’s ruling bodies have been not so subtly making in recent years is that distance has become a distortion of the game.
Following Bryson DeChambeau’s driver gains, R&A chief stresses need to curb distance
Bryson DeChambeau has staged quite the show in golf’s post-pandemic return. A show the R&A has been carefully watching.
Monty calls for a 20-percent rollback of the ball. Here’s what that actually would mean and why it doesn’t add up
Our man insists he's not calling for an end to the distance debate. But...
Vote: USGA, R&A offer online survey to gauge distance opinions
The USGA and R&A have announced the latest step in their Distance Insights project, and this one is asking for your participation.
USGA, R&A announce outside firm to lead global research project on distance
The USGA and R&A’s investigation into the distance topic, the so-named “Distance Insights” project, will now employ an outside market research firm to ask golfers and non-golfers alike around the world what they think about distance.
USGA/R&A announce distance research project, website
The distance debate will now have an official website.
The most important questions – and answers – on distance
Our equipment editors dissect the latest distance report from golf's governing bodies to help you understand what it really means
PGA of America ‘highly skeptical’ of need for distance rollback
The PGA of America doesn’t appear to be eager for any distance roll back.
