Features & Opinions
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Paul MahoneyWeirdness At Wentworth On Thursday golf's ever-vigilant Couch Potato Police cost Graeme McDowell two shots. -
Connell BarrettThe Oldest Champion Jack Fleck, the oldest living U.S. Open champ, has learned a few things in his 90 years.
There's No Stopping Him
LM Otero / APThere he goes again. Jason Dufner, who won last week for the second time in a month, is one shot behind Zach Johnson after the opening round at Colonial. Sergio Garcia and rookie Harris English are among seven other players within two shots of the lead. Go to Article
Tour Customs: Colonial Clubs
David DusekGolf.com's David Dusek takes you inside the ropes to see Rickie Fowler and Ryo Ishikawa's unique headcovers, vintage TaylorMade woods, Phil Mickelson's equipment locker and more customized clubs at Colonial Country Club. Go to Article
A Nice View at Wentworth
David Cannon/Getty ImagesMartin Laird escaped from a deep bunker on the second hole during the opening round at the BMW PGA. A graduated color filter was used to capture this image. See more entertaining golf photos in our Tumblr blog. Go to Article
Photos & Videos
EquipmentMore
Rose switches to Ashworth
Justin Rose becomes one of the new faces of Ashworth while golfers and fans
support breast cancer awareness by wearing pink.
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
Strike Your Irons Pure
As seen in the June issue of Golf Magazine, Top 100 Teacher Mike Perpich
offers a “go get it” drill to teach you how to turn through the ball.
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.
Courses and TravelMore
10 U.S. Open-Worthy Courses
With Chambers Bay and Erin Hills Landing U.S. Opens, here are 10 more that
have what it takes -- but won't get the call.
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.
Dufner one back after first-round 65 at Colonial
MAHONEY: McDowell gets bizarre penalty at BMW
McIlroy tosses club en route to 74 at Wentworth
Chapman leads Senior PGA at Jack's Mich. course
Rumors: Tiger says he can win events in his 50s
Facebook Poll: How often do you play match play?
Photos: Pros' custom clubs at Crowne Plaza