LIV limping on – but for how long?
Jon Rahm is out, the DP World Tour has shut the door and LIV 2.0’s roster stays secret until after this weekend.
When in Rome… take a cart!
Three years after the Ryder Cup came to Marco Simone, Rome has adopted the golf cart, if not quite the golf.
Can LIV Golf Survive With BC Partners’ Backing?
A conditional $300 million financing plan and player ownership could support a smaller league. The harder test is keeping its leading golfers while building a…
If the DP World Tour needs a Sotogrande Plan B, La Reserva deserves a look
Often overshadowed by its famous neighbour, La Reserva Club has the space, setting and tournament pedigree to make a serious case for the DP World…
A near fall for the Presidents Men
The USA won the Presidents Cup but struggled in foursomes.
The game between the pages
Chris Bohjalian’s The Amateur turns a freak practice-ground death into a layered mystery, while Gordon Simpson brings murder and professional rivalry to Wentworth in Four…
Euphoria for Europe – because or despite?
Anna Nordqvist kept faith with Charley Hull and Lottie Woad through four difficult sessions. Their singles victories helped turn a contentious gamble into a winning…
Scheffler has his hands full again
Prize money and the Tour Championship.
The crazy calendar
Royal Lytham & St Annes will stage a later Open to accommodate Olympic golf. The adjustment strengthens the case for spreading the men’s majors across…
The LIV Experiment
A new investor agreement is in place but the future is still unclear.
The Behavior Bomb in Golf
Overdue remedial actions needed, escalating implications and concerns only widening
Is the Open getting too big for its booze?
The R&A has emphasized that it wants to take the Open to venues where it can best maximize revenue.
Fox produces cunning, stunning finale
It is hard to think anyone has ever won a major championship by playing the final six holes in more memorable fashion.
Jordan’s Journey
Former world number one struggling to stay relevant
Seve & the summer of ‘76
50 years on from Seve’s remarkable performance, the Open returns to Royal Birkdale this week.
Justin Rose Chases the Ultimate Storybook Ending at Royal Birkdale
Rose returns to the course where he burst onto the world stage as a 17-year-old amateur in 1998. At 45, with five major runner-up finishes…
Equipment control
Distance is a growing concern in golf, as the distance debate escalates can the major players agree on a solution?
Clark on the mark – again
Clark displayed terrific mental fortitude in spite of the crowd’s heckling.
Why Does Wyndham Clark Divide Opinion Among Golf Fans?
A locker-room outburst at Oakmont, rules scrutiny, and a visible temper have made Clark divisive. But the former U.S. Open champion’s story also includes grief,…
Enough is enough — move on
The Oakmont incident. Why it lingers for Wyndham?