Though golf calls its crowds “galleries”, implying culture and sophistication, it isn’t always the case at New York-area Majors. And yet there’s one golfer that New York fans love unconditionally.
This year, the Open returns to Shinnecock Hills, a course many consider among the best in the United States. For the USGA, it also marks the beginning of a run of timeless venues hosting its biggest championship.
Despite its tranquil nature, golf can be a contact sport. Here we present stories from readers on the latent dangers of the game – from the self-inflicted to the unforeseen – and advice for playing it safe.
Australian Golf Digest
