The Handicap System's Real Flaw Isn't Sandbagging
Walk into any club bar after a Saturday medal and you will eventually hear it: someone accusing someone else, usually with a laugh that does not quite reach the …
Walk into any club bar after a Saturday medal and you will eventually hear it: someone accusing someone else, usually with a laugh that does not quite reach the …
Every golfer has a favourite month, and most of them will tell you it is May or June, when the course is fully in, the light lasts until nine, and the whole …
Turn on a PGA Tour broadcast on a Sunday afternoon and within the first few groups someone in the booth will mention that a player has gained 1.8 strokes on the …
There is a nine-hole course a short drive from most towns of any size, the kind of place with a pro shop the size of a garden shed, a cart barn that has not …
By the time this week’s BMW Championship finishes at Bellerive, the field will have shrunk from 70 to 50 to 30, and the survivors will head to East Lake …
Every so often a tournament ends the way this week’s did in Memphis, with the leaderboard settled by Friday teatime and Sunday reduced to a procession. …
Picture almost any other sport and imagine asking the competitors to referee themselves. A footballer waving away a penalty because the contact was actually …
Nobody outside Greensboro gets especially excited about the Wyndham Championship on the merits of the golf course. Sedgefield is a good, honest Donald Ross …
Ask most golfers what they remember about a round played three years ago and the scorecard rarely comes up first. What comes up is the conversation afterwards, …
There is a particular Friday afternoon feeling that only exists in professional golf, the one where a player standing over a six-footer on the 18th green is not …