The Old-School Pro: Dow Finsterwald
Close friend to Arnold Palmer and a stickler for the rules, Dow Finsterwald embodied American golf’s Greatest Generation
The Magic of Bandon Dunes
An inspiring trip to the Oregon coast for the Uncle Tony Invitational evoked the very essence of the game
When Golf and Baseball Converge
The start of the World Series gives pause to consider the striking similarities between the two sports
When 54 Holes Is Just Right
The Champions Tour works because the players have to earn the right to be there—just ask Steve Alker…and Freddy
Shipnuck v. Mickelson: Setting the Record Straight
By saying he never “did an interview” with Alan Shipnuck, Phil Mickelson is creatively trying to rewrite history
LIV Golf’s Crude Reality
A Saudi and Russian decision to slash oil production is the latest black mark on LIV golfers
A Week Unlike Any Other
Davis Love III reflects on a scintillating Presidents Cup and the essence of team competition
An Elegy for the Presidents Cup
So much has changed since Royal Melbourne, and not for the better—just ask Ernie Els, the last International captain
All Politics Is Local
Scottie Scheffler was named Player of the Year by Tour players in a vote compromised by the defection of his only competition
The Day That LIV Golf Arrived?
For all of its flaws, the upstart league got the jolt it needed when Dustin Johnson holed an eagle bomb for the YouTube world to see
