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So Yeon Ryu: You Only Live Once
So Yeon Ryu wants to win The Grand Slam, but there’s also music, ballet, being a foodie and much more.
Inside ‘Camp Cam’
Surrounding himself with friends and family on the Gold Coast has proven to be a winning formula for two-time defending Australian PGA champion Cameron Smith.
Bombs Away
How Royal Melbourne Golf Club’s beguiling design will defend itself against the onslaught of the US team’s bomb squad.
The Open 2019: Shane Lowry, the talented ‘little fat lad with glasses’, is now Champion Golfer of the Year.
No one else was within six shots of the new “Champion Golfer of the Year”.
The Open 2019: Xander Schauffele still angry at R&A and now at players jokingly calling him ‘a cheater’
A night of reflection and a third-round two-under 69 Saturday at Royal Portrush did nothing to assuage Xander Schauffele’s displeasure with the R&A over the matter of his driver being found non-conforming prior to the start of the 148th Open Championship.
The Open 2019: Everyone loves Royal Portrush now, but their affection will be severely tested
Royal Portrush will ask a lot of questions over the next few days. And none of the answers will be easy to figure out.
The Open 2019: Apparently, this storm shelter is very much in play at Royal Portrush
It’s one way to avoid standing out in the rain.
US Open 2019: The shot that won Gary Woodland the title might get you suspended at your club
Woodland pointed out it’s a shot he was specifically working on earlier in the week with coach Pete Cowen, giving him conviction to pull it off.
USGA Confidential
Phil’s fiasco (and others) have exposed a deepening rift between the ruling body and the game’s best players, who once even considered a boycott of the US Open.
Here’s what’s separating Brooks Koepka from his peers (and why his Major run isn’t over yet)
How long will the Koepka edge last? In some respects, it depends as much on his rivals as it does on him.
The Golfers Of Bethpage
Members of ‘the people’s country club’ share a special bond with each other and the site of the 2019 US PGA Championship.
Tiger Woods went old school with his driver and it won him the Masters
When Tiger Woods won his first green jacket, in 1997, he overwhelmed Augusta National with his driver.
Caddie Confidential: 11 questions on the secrets to the Masters
When it comes to predicting who’s going to play well and who isn’t, caddies are the ultimate source.
AUS PGA: Cam Smith goes back-to-back on Gold Coast
Cameron Smith has become the first player to win successive Australian PGA Championships since Robert Allenby in 2001 after launching a stunning late comeback in the final round at RACV Royal Pines Resort.
AUS OPEN: Abraham Ancer etches his name with the legends
It was always going to be Abraham Ancer’s to win or lose, and Mexico’s newest golf sensation was in no mood to give it away at The Lakes Golf Club.
What’s that patch on Rory McIlroy’s arm at Bellerive?
We’re all pretty used to seeing golfers with athletic tape on their overused, injured bodies. But the flesh-coloured patch of tape that Rory McIlroy had on his right forearm at the PGA Championship is a bit different.
Even this Tiger Woods sceptic admits the player deserves some credit
He has come a very long way this year and deserves credit for doing so. But is he back? Nope, not yet, no matter what the media cheerleaders tell you.
Paul Azinger on US Open telecast deconstructs Tiger Woods’ issues
The one-time Major winner turned his acute dissection tools on Tiger Woods during the second round of the US Open.
The 2004 US Open and a Sunday to forget
Fourteen years after debacle of the seventh hole at Shinnecock Hills, Tom Meeks, the man who holds himself responsible, discusses what went wrong.
My Shot: Raymond Floyd
Raymond Floyd on winning the 1986 US Open at Shinnecock, the art of tipping, and dealing with a cheat on the golf course (plus Bernie Madoff).
C’mon Aussie!
A trio of Aussies – including one who had a ‘front-row seat’ – reflects on our nation’s greatest Masters moment.
