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Written by M. James Ward

A GWAA and MGWA member, the 66-year-old from the USA has covered golf in all facets since 1980, notably the major championships and other high level events. He has played over 2,000 courses globally and has competed in USGA Championships.

Tiger, Tiger His life, as it's never been told before - Book cover

Tiger, Tiger - His life, as it's never been told before

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James Patterson book review
Tour Championship R2 - Koepka holds one-shot lead

Fantastic Finish? Not Exactly.

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Can a convoluted system truly bring a satisfactory conclusion to the PGA Tour season?
The par-3 18th at Boston Golf Club

Grade "A" Architecture - Boston Golf Club

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Hingham, Massachusetts, USA
Metedeconk National Golf Club

Looking to escape the shadows and emerge

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M. James Ward examines the quest to reach golf's promised land and the heartache for those failing to do so.
Nelly Korda plays a tee shot on the third hole during the first round of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games at Le Golf National

Whoa Nelly! Can Korda regain form in Paris with repeat gold?

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M. James Ward examines how the top-ranked female golfer is attempting to resurrect early season form with a return to Olympic stardom.
A view from behind the green on the 469 yards par 4, 18th hole (L) with the 404 yards par 4, 15th hole (R) on the Albatross Course at Le Golf National, host of the 2024 Paris Olympics

Grade "A" Architecture - Le Golf National

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2024 Paris Summer Olympics, Men's golf competition
Tee marker signal on course prior to the 2024 Paris Olympics at Le Golf National

Is golf a gold medal Olympic fit?

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The Paris Games features a 3rd edition golf competition on both the men's and women's side. M. James Ward examines if the inclusion in the Olympics can serve as the crucial springboard for a wider and deeper growth for the sport.
The Claret Jug is displayed during previews for The 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon Golf Club

The 152nd Open - memories made, lasting leaves

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M. James Ward outlines the central storylines from this year's final major championship and the ripples cast going forward.
Top 10 performances in golf’s major championships

The five best modern Open championship players

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M. James Ward outlines the greatest champions of links golf since World War II
Xander Schauffele of the United States kisses the Claret Jug on the 18th green in celebration of victory on day four of The 152nd Open championship at Royal Troon on July 21, 2024

"X" marks the spot – again

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M. James Ward reviews the progression of Xander Schauffele and how his second major win at The Open Championship could be the crucial lift-off for others to come.

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