Features & Opinions
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Paul MahoneyEye On Medinah Brandt Snedeker improved his Ryder Cup resume by pummeling Thomas Bjorn at the World Match Play. -
Whole World In His Yard With his over-the-top backyard golf laboratory, Dave Pelz is still changing the world of golf.
Can He Make It Back-to-Back?
Kevin Jairaj / US PRESSWIREMatt Kuchar is on the course at the Byron Nelson, trying to improve on his first-round 66 and take another step toward back-to-back victories. Ryan Palmer and Keegan Bradley are trying to prevent that from happening. Follow all the second round action here. Go to Article
ClubTest 2012: Putters
Schecter LeeForty ClubTesters stroked thousands of putts on the practice green with the latest blade, midsize mallet and high-moi mallet putters. Which test models rose above the rest? Read the reviews, see exclusive videos and more. Go to Article
Watch Your Step
Jon Nazca / ReutersIan Poulter fell down after he hit a shot on the eighth hole during the final match of the 2011 Volvo World Match Play. Despite the tumble, Poulter went on to defeat Luke Donald, 2 and 1. See more entertaining golf photos in our Tumblr blog. Go to Article
Photos & Videos
EquipmentMore
In My Bag: Mark Wilson
Mark Wilson talks with Golf.com's David Dusek about the clubs he is currently
using, including his new i20 irons and his Anser putter.
ClubTest 2012: Wedges
We asked golfers just like you to try 10 new wedges and tell us which they
liked best. See each club close-up, the read the reviews, watch exclusive
videos and more.
InstructionMore
New Way To Choose Your Line
As seen in the June issue of Golf Magazine, Top 100 Teacher Marius Filmalter
says to think “track” not “line” and you’ll roll smoother putts.
Get On Plane At The Start
As seen in the June issue of Golf Magazine, Top 100 Teacher Joe Hallet offers
a grip trick that teaches a one-piece and slice-free takeaway.
Courses and TravelMore
Seven Heaven
Behold, a victory for the 99 percent. Arizona's spectacular, once-private
Seven Canyons is open to the masses, and can be played for as little as $50.
Joe's Wedding Courses
Golf Magazine's Travelin' Joe Passov reveals his picks for the three best
courses to get married at, including the one where he held his own wedding.
In progress: Kuchar, Bradley aiming for Nelson lead
Kuchar fires 66, trails Palmer by two at Byron Nelson
In progress: Snedeker battling Grace at Match Play
Rumors: Woods top athlete on Forbes 100 list
MAHONEY: Snedeker pads Ryder resume in Spain
Last slow play penalty on Tour? Glen Day in '95
Video: Dusek, Deitsch, Szczerbiak discuss 'the yips'