Bill Fields turns back the clock to 1971, his childhood and the U.S. Professional Match Play Championship in this excerpt from his upcoming memoir, "A Quick Nine Before Dark: A Life In Golf.”
The 15-time major champion continues to make headlines one way or another; Gary Woodland trumps Anthony Kim for best comeback story of the year; Asterisk ... need we say more?
Chris Gotterup ascends to No. 10 in the world; A fortysomething makes noise at the Texas Children's Houston Open; Matt Fitzpatrick's chipping grip raises some eyebrows.
In a world where the implications of artificial intelligence are constantly being explored, it is refreshing to celebrate the reality of mentorship, and why it is at the very heart of greenkeeping.
Matthew Fitzpatrick may not have won The Players Championship, but he handled hecklers and heartbreak was endearing; Name-dropping for TGL Finals; Masters is one week closer.
Through Audubon International's Monarchs in the Rough program, participating courses across the United States and Canada have designated acreage to aid the migrating butterfly species.
Zero torque putters are all the rage these days — and SeeMore Putter Co. has its own with the new SKx and SBx models — but the brand was manufacturing blade putters that essentially featured the spec as far back as when Payne Stewart won the 1999 U.S. Open.
