‘Nothing short of amazing’: An oral history of Phil Mickelson’s improbable 2021 PGA Championship win
A look back at Phil Mickelson's PGA triumph, by those who witnessed it first-hand
Maybe Stewart Cink is getting old, but he keeps proving that winning doesn’t
“He’s old and he’s kicking everyone’s a**.”
Stewart Cink finishes the job, HV3’s career-first and Maverick McNealy keeps getting closer
For the last four days at the RBC Heritage, the game of golf was very easy for 47-year-old Stewart Cink.
This Oldie is a Goodie
Stewart Cink, 47, wins the RBC Heritage by four strokes for his eighth career PGA Tour win.
This huge lead feels different to Stewart Cink heading into Sunday
This coming week, after the RBC Heritage is over, Stewart Cink will undergo one of the least fun processes in life: moving from one place to another.
‘Old guys’ uprising is proof that PGA Tour’s talent pool is deeper than ever
Brian Gay is keenly aware of the fact that he’s 48.
On his home course, Bermuda native seeing dream come true in his first PGA Tour start
Camiko Smith grew up next to the fourth hole on the Port Royal Golf Course.
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.
What made Stewart Cink’s unlikely Safeway Open win special is who was there to share it
This day, this win, like his last one more than 11 years ago, didn’t belong solely and totally to Stewart Cink.
Stewart Cink’s most special victory yet and three other Sunday takeaways from Napa
Heading into the weekend at the Safeway Open, the tournament seemed primed for a young breakthrough winner. Stewart Cink, 47, had other ideas.
The clubs Stewart Cink used to win the 2020 Safeway Open
Cink shot back-to-back rounds of 65 to hold off Harry Higgs and a plethora of others for his first PGA Tour win in 4,074 days.
Ten years later, Tom Watson reflects—but doesn’t dwell—on what could have been
Ten years later, Tom Watson remembers the days following the 2009 Open Championship more vividly than the four remarkable days that came before.
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.
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 ...
U.S. Open 2018: Nobody wants to see the USGA cross ‘the line’ at Shinnecock. But where is ‘the line’ anyway?
There’s one thing absolutely not in doubt—that there is a line that has been crossed. Multiple times, too, as those who have witnessed any, some or all of what the British...
Jim Furyk’s balancing act
The U.S. Ryder Cup captain is learning it’s no easy feat to prepare for this September’s match in France and stay competitive as a player
How would modern tour pros do hitting Ben Hogan’s old clubs? We had them try, and it wasn’t pretty
By Curt Sampson Ben Hogan died 20 years ago, but for a few hours on Tuesday he lived again on the practice tee at Colonial. The Hawk won what’s now called ...
