Fantasy, Pick-Ems, and the New Way We Follow Sport
Not so long ago, following sport meant watching, cheering, and arguing about it in the pub afterwards. Today, for millions […]
The Beautiful Chaos of a Golf Major
Sunday afternoon, back nine, a major on the line. A player who has looked untouchable for three days suddenly cannot
Golf and the Great American Sporting Summer
Golf has always belonged to the American summer. The US Open, the long swing of the PGA Tour season, and
Beyond the 18th: The Quiet Art of the Golfer’s Wind-Down
Ask any regular what golf is really about and few will start with the swing. They will talk about the
This $200 Device Could Prove Invaluable To Lowering Your Handicap
Conor Keenan tests a new entry to the cheaper end of the portable launch monitor market to if it is
How Data Quietly Rewired Professional Golf
For a game that treasures its traditions, golf has taken to the analytics age with startling ease. The sport that
Why was this caddie allowed to use a rangefinder at The Open Championship?
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Record-breaking Aussie shoots to top at British Open
Bendigo golfer Lucas Herbert leads the British Open after a second-round 62 at Royal Birkdale, equalling the lowest round in
Why Royal Birkdale’s 18th is such a brutal finishing hole
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What is the lowest round in a golf major?
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