Arnold Palmer and the Presidents Cup
Arnold Palmer was Presidents Cup captain for the United States in 1996 and his final tilt at the helm was memorable indeed
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Nick Price: The Players’ choice
The Internationals are desperate to start building towards equality in the Presidents Cup win-loss column, and Nick Price is the man they want to pull it all together in 2017
American Icon: Liberty National GC
Liberty National GC, the site of the 2017 Presidents Cup, represents one of the most dramatic transformations of regenerated land in the United States
Steve Stricker: Smiling authority
Steve Stricker, mild-mannered Midwesterner, is captain of the United States team that will take on the Internationals in the 12th Presidents Cup. Dave Shedloski spoke to him
Top Performance
Ever the touchstone for excellence in golf, TPC Sawgrass adds to its arsenal with one of the top performance centers in the game.
Arnold Palmer: Hero of Western PA
Arnold Palmer: Hero of Western PA. Doc Giffin charts Palmer’s lifelong attachment to many of the golf courses of Western Pennsylvania
Breaking into Birkdale: The 1961 Open
It was July 1961 and a carefree, 18-year-old Richard Wax was at the Open, although the final day of the championship did not go exactly to plan
In the Dunes: the great links of Southport
For a concentrated cluster of vintage links golf, you can’t beat the Lancashire trio of Royal Birkdale, Hillside and Southport and Ainsdale
Whitewash & Windows: the Royal Birkdale clubhouse
Like much of the world’s finest architecture, the clubhouse at Royal Birkdale splits opinion.
Renaissance at The Greenbrier
Life was good at The Greenbrier at the beginning of June 2016, but then West Virginia was struck with the heaviest rainfall in memory and the flooding was devastating. What happened next is a remarkable story of recovery
Sergio Garcia: Worth the wait
At one point in the recent past there was so little hope of Sergio Garcia claiming a major title that he gave up on himself. Then in his 74th major appearance the Spaniard finally broke through
Across the drawbridge: castles & golf
There is no better way to get a real sense of medieval history than to visit a great British castle, and a journey based on educational merits could lend itself beautifully to the odd game of golf
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