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The member-guest was made in America

Is there anything more distinctly American than a member-guest tournament? But for minor variations, you know the drill. Multiple days, multiple flights, cash pools, tee gifts, beverage stations galore, skills challenges, red meat for the stag dinner and more varied fare when the spouses come to dance under the moonlight, maybe a shootout to decide Read more…

A Complete Player: Scottie Scheffler’s model for greatness

Lee Trevino’s one-liners tend to last. Quick and pleasingly structured, they ring the bell with sharp wit and hard truth. For example: “You can talk to a fade, but a hook won’t listen.” Sometime in the 1970s, when Trevino mused that “nobody gets everything,” golf got a new aphorism. The six-time major winner had likely Read more…

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Editor’s letter: Turn for the worse

Is Turnberry on the R&A’s radar for The Open at all? Australian golfers rightfully have a soft spot for Turnberry and the Scottish resort’s tremendous Ailsa course. It was there on Scotland’s west coast that Greg Norman raised the claret jug 40 Julys ago, while nationality and patriotism evaporated as the world cheered on Tom Read more…

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Top 100 spotlight: Huntingdale Golf Club

The impact turned out to be immediate. Storied Huntingdale – arguably the most visible of Melbourne’s Sandbelt courses, thanks to its years of hosting the Australian Masters – is back. A widely praised renovation of the vaunted layout by OCM Golf has revived a Sandbelt favourite and brought the course to its highest position on Read more…