Moving Day at Hoylake
Jon Rahm and Cameron Young charged up the leaderboard, but this British Open remains Brian Harman’s to lose
Tiger’s Long and Winding Road
A return to Hoylake is a chance to reflect on Woods’s greatness—and his absence
The Rory Whisperer
Putting at the British Open is a different animal, and nobody had a better feel for it than Brad Faxon
Public Opinion
As Royal Liverpool prepares to host the British* Open, we are reminded of what makes the championship so grand
Heir Apparent
Rory McIlroy won at Hoylake in 2014, just as Tiger Woods did in 2006. Could Scottie Scheffler be next?
A Worthy Champion
Wyndham Clark willed his way to victory at the U.S. Open, giving the game the respite it sorely needed
What’s in a Song?
Through its lyrics and rhythm, music will forever be inextricably linked to golf
Paddy Unplugged
Three-time major champion Padraig Harrington played his way into the weekend at the U.S. Open, then shared his thoughts on the PGA Tour and the future of golf.
The Summer of 62s
A day of record scoring was but one reason the first day of the U.S. Open was special
US Open: The Distractor Factor
LOS ANGELES—Brooks Koepka’s strength-of-field analysis has never looked more insightful. The next paragraph is four years old—that makes it 32 in golf years!—but it is aging well and I have an update for it:
