Personalities

What We’d Change About Golf!

How can golf be better? In one of our classic “A List” roundups our resident experts at The A Position–plus... Read more »

Wounded Warriors at Scottsdale

Jamie McWilliams

Real warriors tackle golf in Scottsdale. Part of our latest issue of The Grain: 2014 PGA Championship Issue.

Game plan for the Meijer LPGA Classic

Terry Moore

Besides the PGA Championship at Valhalla GC in Louisville, another major tournament will hold my interest next week and it’s... Read more »

MWGA LEGACY CELEBRATION NETS $28,000 FOR WOMEN’S AND GIRLS’ GOLF IN MICHIGAN

Susan Bairley

It was amazing, delightful and a labor of love for the Michigan Women’s Golf Association when the group held its... Read more »

John Daly wins British Open week with SpongeBob SquarePants trousers

Emily Kay

John Daly cares not too much about the stick-up-the-butt traditions that some in the game of golf hold in higher... Read more »

Boston golf buddies busted for insider trading

Emily Kay

Phil Mickelson may have so far escaped charges of insider trading but a band of Boston golfing pals and Lefty wannabes... Read more »

Remember…Snead’s Open Championship

Ed Travis

Sam Snead had a legendary career. With 82 wins on the PGA Tour, still not equaled by Tiger Woods, and... Read more »

Remember…Henry Cotton

Ed Travis

“The best is always good enough for me” — Henry Cotton Between the wars, that is between World War I... Read more »

Jason Dufner, Keegan Bradley eye Ryder Cup redemption

Emily Kay

Jason Dufner and Keegan Bradley are ranked eighth and 18th, respectively in the Ryder Cup points race and both PGA... Read more »

Megan Khang-only 16 and already a Women’s Open vet

Emily Kay

With Lucy Li the youngest player, at 11 (11!) to qualify for a U.S. Women’s Open, and 17-year-old Lydia Ko... Read more »

Book Review: “A Difficult Par” (Robert Trent Jones Sr.) by James R. Hansen

Bob Fagan

As a fellow writer, I tend to be increasingly critical of the quality of literature currently now being offered in... Read more »

Remember…Hogan’s “Fifth” Open

Ed Travis

In 1942 Ben Hogan was one of the top players on the PGA Tour competing against other future Hall of... Read more »

Monty quenches major thirst at Senior PGA

Herb Gould

BENTON HARBOR, Mich.—He has been the leading money winner on the European tour a record eight times. Only Nick Faldo... Read more »

Watson, Monty & Langer: 3 For All

Herb Gould

BENTON HARBOR, Mich.—Colin Montgomerie was in a playful mood. Asked his thoughts about Tom Watson returning as Team USA’s Ryder... Read more »

Jason Dufner to criss-cross New England in June

Emily Kay

Jason Dufner will be making the rounds across New England next month. Somehow, in the midst of teeing it up... Read more »