Shinnecock Looms, and Scheffler Has a Date With History
One week from today, the 126th US Open begins at Shinnecock Hills, and the championship arrives carrying a storyline so neat that a screenwriter would have been …
One week from today, the 126th US Open begins at Shinnecock Hills, and the championship arrives carrying a storyline so neat that a screenwriter would have been …
The Canadian Open has spent much of its long life as the championship that deserved better. It is the third-oldest national open in golf, behind only the Open …
Walk into a pro shop this season and the price tags will do the talking. A new driver from any of the major manufacturers now sits comfortably north of what a …
There is no day quite like it in golf. Final qualifying for the US Open, the thing the game has long called Golf’s Longest Day, asks players to walk …
Watch a US Open at a links-style course and you will see the best players in the world reduced, for a few hours at least, to something close to mortal. The …
There are wins that arrive cleanly and wins that have to be wrestled to the ground, and Nelly Korda’s first US Women’s Open belonged firmly to the …
Somewhere on the first tee this weekend, someone will hook one into the trees, sigh, and reach into their pocket for another ball without a word being said. The …
There is a reason the players call it Carnasty, and it is not affection. Carnoustie sits on a flat, exposed strip of the Angus coast north of the Tay, and on …
For two days the Memorial looked like J.T. Poston’s to lose, and then for most of the weekend it looked like he might do exactly that. That he ended up …
Muirfield Village does not give much away, and that is rather the point of the place. Jack Nicklaus built it to test the things that decide tournaments rather …