Personalities

Inkster returns to the scene of the “crime”

David Barrett

The U.S. Women’s Open returned to Oakmont this year for the first time since 1992, a championship noteworthy for one... Read more »

A blooming Rose

David Barrett

A few weeks ago, Justin Rose said he felt like the forgotten Englishman in golf. That’s when Lee Westwood, Ian... Read more »

Getting His Kicks in South Africa

Brad King

Atlanta-based tour operator Richard Pace was never a soccer enthusiast — until the World Cup was awarded to his home away from home. Now, he's promoting the event as a springboard for American fans wishing to experience the wonders of a faraway paradise.

Nicklaus and Doak at Sebonack

David Gould

I  spent the 1990s as a full-time freelancer, drifting from assignment to assignment. Top golf getaways of Central Delaware. Choosing... Read more »

The Pinehurst Cop Who Made Jim McLean a Famous Teaching Pro

David Gould

Tens of thousands of golfers have improved their skills and technique via the teaching and writings of the world-renowned instructor,... Read more »

Ochoa: College First, LPGA Second

James A. Frank

During the press conference last week announcing her retirement, LPGA star Lorena Ochoa was asked if she thought other young... Read more »

Phil Mickelson With a Glazed (Donut) Look in His Eye

Tom Bedell

[Apr. 13, 2010]–An unattributed photo has been flying around the Twitterverse today, reportedly showing Phil Mickelson motoring through a Krispy... Read more »

Masters Redux: Mickelson Pulls Off the Great Shot

Tom Bedell

The shot heard round the world yesterday was Phil Mickelson’s second on the thirteen hole at Augusta National. Mickelson stuck... Read more »

Signature Hole

Jeff Wallach

  If you were anything like me in high school, you spent a lot of time during history class drawing... Read more »

Tiger and Friends: Working the Media at Augusta

James A. Frank

In case you missed my report, which originally ran on Mediaite.com, on last Monday’s press conference that Tiger Woods held... Read more »

Review of “What We Are,” Peter Nathaniel Malae

John Strawn

A writer as good as Russell Banks wouldn’t blurb a novel unless he believed in its author’s talent, so when... Read more »

Hank Haney’s Growing To-Do List

Jason Kerkmans

Hank Haney has a new project. This time it’s funnyman Ray Romano. The former star of the sitcom, Everybody Loves... Read more »

Casper Closes Them Out in ’59

David Gould

[ Part  III of a three-part series ] Billy Casper, whose previous best Open finish was 14th place at Oak... Read more »

Canadian Sean Foley a rising star among PGA Tour coaches

Tim O'Connor

With a mind that rarely stops whirring and a jam-packed schedule, Sean Foley doesn’t have many quiet moments. But every... Read more »

Billy Casper Holed Them in the Pitch Dark

David Gould

Billy Casper, who 40 years ago won his only Masters, was a putter for the ages—rolling his ball so prodigiously... Read more »