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Since the earliest days of golf, this question has recurred, “What are my responsibilities as a golfer to maintain the […]

It’s still winter, but spring is right around the corner and spring is when we get the most questions and

Trees are an integral part of any golf course or residential landscape. Trees provide many benefits such as oxygen, erosion

One of the best things about being a golf course superintendent is being surrounded by acres of healthy emerald green

Jon Drago has been the Tournament Director of the AT&T Byron Nelson going on 17 years. In that time, he

Tony Finau plays fast because of mosquitoes.  On the modest public course where the tall Utahn learned the game, he

On the final tee in the final round of The Open Championship quite a few years ago, someone told Golf’s

By: Curt Sampson Weighing in on Rick Reilly’s new book – Commander in Cheat (Hachette Books 2019) is to skate

Cue the calliope, the circus is coming to town–in golf tournament form! Sorry. Comparing the AT&T Byron Nelson Classic to

Someone once said of Arnold Palmer that he didn’t play our game, we played his. That’s the way a lot