Why Europe won and U.S. lost?
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?
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.
Euro euphoria and USA's fizzling finish
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.
The Langer legacy
The German's U.S. Senior Open win elevates him to top position as the all-time winner on the Champions Tour. M. James Ward explains the magical journey Bernhard Langer has experienced and how his rise to the top may remain in place for quite some time.
Is courtship with LIV in LPGA's future?
The recent announcement of the PGA TOUR and LIV aligning together has caused a major upheaval in men's professional golf. M. James Ward reviews the glaring contradictions if Commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan entertains dialoguing with the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF).
Can Zhang's sequel surpass original?
Winning in her debut performance just two weeks ago, Rose Zhang demonstrated a clear superstar persona for women's professional golf. M. James Ward examines the impact already created and how the expectations ahead will only grow with each tournament played.
Hooray for Hollywood, not at LACC!
Membership at private clubs in the USA are renowned for their exclusivity and privacy. M. James Ward delves into LACC and the dark veil on privacy, while hosting the 123rd U.S. Open championship.
Golf's "other" ticking time bomb
The staging of this week's U.S. Open at LACC pushed aside momentarily the pending marriage of the PGA TOUR and LIV. M. James Ward examines an equally divisive issue potentially causing even more gaping fissures for golf.
Monahan's mindless miscalculation
Tuesday's stunning announcement by PGA TOUR Commissioner Jay Monahan abandoned a clear and longstanding position against LIV. M. James Ward examines the subjugation of morals and how once the pursuit of money remains the foremost consideration.
