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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.

Inaugural World Champions Cup set

Inaugural World Champions Cup set

Posted 6 days ago
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Els, Furyk and Clarke lead respective teams
Grade "A" Architecture - Sentosa

Grade "A" Architecture - Sentosa

Posted 3 weeks ago
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Serapong Course, Singapore

Alan Victor interview

Posted 3 weeks ago
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CEO & President of Jack Victor, a men’s fashion business headquartered in Montreal.
PGA REACH at the New York Marathon

PGA REACH at the New York Marathon

Posted 1 month ago
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Supporting youth, veterans and diverse populations in golf
Grade "A" Architecture - The Concession Golf Club

Grade "A" Architecture - The Concession Golf Club

Posted 1 month ago
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The emergence of the short par-4 in modern golf design has been a fascinating addition.
Michael J. Benkusky interview

Michael J. Benkusky interview

Posted 1 month ago
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Owner, Michael J. Benkusky, Inc. – Golf Course Architecture, President, American Society of Golf Course Architects
Why Europe won and U.S. lost?

Why Europe won and U.S. lost?

Posted 2 months ago
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The possession of the Ryder Cup returns to the side that has won the bi-annual event for the 13th time since 1985. M. James Ward probes the key elements that made the victory in Rome so sweeping.

Who will captain at Bethpage in 2025?

Posted 2 months ago
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The Rome Ryder Cup matches are now in the rear-view mirror. The next gathering shifts to New York in two years. M. James Ward reviews the possibilities on who will captain each side at Bethpage.

Justin Bryant interview

Posted 2 months ago
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Community Manager for Rapsodo, launch monitors and golf simulators designed for complete visibility.
Euro euphoria and USA's fizzling finish

Euro euphoria and USA's fizzling finish

Posted 2 months ago
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The USA squad sought to right the ship in the afternoon four-balls but endured several closing hole jolts. M. James Ward reviews the critical meltdowns now placing the American team in a near desperate position.

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