The Open 2019: What Tom Watson learned from Turnberry
Shortly after just missing out on a sixth Open Championship title in 2009, at age 59, Watson offered some lessons you can take from his experience.
Incredible graphic shows history of PGA Tour’s all-time money list (And yes, Tiger Woods’ dominance)
(Stan Badz) By Alex Myers Tiger Woods’ grasp on the PGA Tour’s all-time money list is nothing new, but a new graphic showing the history of said list is making the ...
The best way out of a slump could be by way of a mirror
As Jordan Spieth looks to regain his lost form, players who’ve experienced similar slumps say the road back starts with brutal honesty. By John Feinstein Greg Norman still remembers the day ...
Travel: Vietnam’s new KN Golf Links is an award winner already
Less than a fortnight after its official opening, Greg Norman’s latest Vietnam creation won a coveted gong at the 2018 Asian Golf Awards
Chris Thompson, a rookie at 42, recalls 20-hour car ride to U.S. Open qualifier at which Greg Norman arrived via helicopter
Chris Thompson, the 42-year-old rookie from Lawrence, Kan., had some travel troubles getting to Oahu for his debut in the Sony Open in Hawaii. He was supposed to arrive a day earlier, on Sunday. But after 19 years trying to reach the PGA Tour, a slight delay wasn’t a big deal.
TopGolf Dubai breaks ground, gigantic Saudi trophy threatens to do likewise and we get into the Desert Swing of things. All (somehow) wrapped up in our guilty Sir Nick Faldo obsession
Your guide to the very best golf, on the course and across social media, in the Middle East.
Tiger Woods fondly recalls requesting to play — and beating — Greg Norman at the 1998 Presidents Cup
As part of the lone American team to lose in the Presidents Cup, Tiger Woods' top priority as captain is to make sure the U.S. doesn't suffer the same fate when it returns to Royal Melbourne in 2019. But that's not to say he doesn't have at least one fond memory from that week.
Brooks Koepka’s rise to No. 1 creates another first in the history of the Official World Golf Ranking
Brooks Koepka’s four-shot win at the CJ Cup propelled him to No. 1 in the Official World Golf Ranking for the first time. It also created a different kind of first in OWGR history.
Patrick Reed’s story crumbles, Greg Norman’s absurd Tiger take, and the Year of the Celebrity Golfer continues
'The Grind'. Golf coverage with spice.
Greg Norman hopes golf isn’t going to put ‘all their eggs in one basket again and be all Tiger’
What should we continue to expect from Tiger Woods in 2019? At least one World Golf Hall of Famer worries it might go too far.
Real Estate: The ‘Signature’ at Jumeirah Golf Estates is the stuff of golfing fantasies
The Signature at Wild Flower is the stuff of golfing fantasies
Fond Farewell to Firestone
As they say goodbye to Firestone, PGA Tour players and fans recall good times, great winners and iconic moments.
Greg Norman captures video of Colorado wildfire near Aspen ranch
Greg Norman, who owns an 11,600-acre ranch near Aspen, captured video of the wildfire, as well as the efforts of those trying to tame it.
The Open 2018: Nick Faldo throws Greg Norman “under the bus” with tale of claret jug shenanigans
Nick Faldo and Greg Norman will forever be intertwined in golf history, most notably for the 1996 Masters.
The Open 2018: 13 pictures of Carnoustie in all its nastiness
This year’s Open venue has a reputation for a reason.
Open 2018: Why you should be binge-watching ‘Chronicles of a Champion Golfer’
A recent addition to the platform is “Chronicles of a Champion Golfer,” and if you haven’t already, you should definitely start binge-watching ahead of the Open Championship later this month.
Corey Pavin on a 4-wood for posterity and the club some might use to reach the 18th at Shinnecock Hills now
Corey Pavin is a relic of sorts, a welterweight once capable of holding his own against heavyweights, guile and grit his one-two punch.
Justin Thomas’ time as World No. 1 could be short-lived if Jordan Spieth has anything to do with it
New world No.1 Justin Thomas has a tough act to follow in Dustin Johnson, especially with pal Jordan Spieth nipping at his heels.
