Personalities

Terms of Estrangement: Patrick Reed and Family

Terry Moore

The back story on Patrick Reed is worthy of a soap opera or an ESPN 30 for 30. His collegiate... Read more »

The Masterful Game Plan of Patrick Reed

Terry Moore

(Augusta, GA)  Game plan. That’s what Patrick Reed focused on and it became his week long mantra in winning the... Read more »

Five Takeaways from the Masters

Ed Travis

Ah, the rite of spring called the Masters. Each April for much of the nation it marks the beginning of... Read more »

Reed takes the heat and Masters it

Herb Gould

Don’t know about you. But I didn’t have a lot of thoughts about Patrick Reed before this Masters. He had... Read more »

Jack Nicklaus: Equipment companies don’t make the rules

Steve Pike

Jack Nicklaus believes rolling back distance on golf balls is getting close to reality. The Golden Bear talked golf ball... Read more »

“Going to Take a Little Time”

Ed Travis

A five-over 76 in the second round put Tiger Woods comfortably outside the cutline Friday at the Genesis Open by... Read more »

Nicklaus stepping away from day-to-day operations of the Nicklaus Companies

Steve Pike

Jack Nicklaus is stepping away from his day-to-day role with the Nicklaus Companies, the company announced today. The legendary Golden... Read more »

History Near and Far

Tom Bedell

A few years ago I suggested it might be time for a timeout on books that focused on one particular... Read more »

Architect Interview-Pete Dye

Derek Duncan

[NOTE: In honor of Pete Dye’s recent 92 birthday, we re-run this interview from several years ago.] You could excuse... Read more »

Amateurs must overcome hurdles to succeed on PGA TOUR Champions

Terry Moore

As a follow up to last week’s Q & A with Tom Werkmeister, it got me thinking about the hurdles... Read more »

The Tiger of Old?

Ed Travis

Having a few days pass since Tiger Woods’ competitive comeback at the Hero World Challenge, a few comments seem appropriate.... Read more »

D.C.’s African American Museum: a people’s journey, a nation’s story

Terry Moore

A few weeks ago I visited the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington DC. In the... Read more »

James Dodson and Tom Callahan Tee It Up at Brattleboro Literary Festival

Tom Bedell

It’s been said that the smaller the ball, the better the writing, and two of the best in the business... Read more »

Learn More About President Bush Off the Course in Latest Book

Michael Patrick Shiels

You cannot schedule a weekend getaway to Camp David – the Presidential Retreat in the mountains of Maryland – or book airfare... Read more »

New rules decision saves penalty for Rahm

James McAfee

Can a golf ball be replaced on the exact position where it was before it was moved? I don’t really... Read more »