Tom Watson: Legend of the links
The Majors interviewed 5-time Champion Tom Watson before what might be his final Open curtain call.
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Faldo to make final bow
Sir Nick Faldo will play in the Open for the last time this year, 25 years after he won his second Open title at St Andrews.
Fowler closing in on major success
Fellow PGA professionals voted Rickie Fowler over-rated, and then he won the Players Championship. Could the U.S. Open be next?
Kaymer refreshed by home comforts
Martin Kaymer is preparing to defend his U.S. Open title, and looking for a change of fortune after suffering disappointment in the Masters.
Major mission: Martin Kaymer
Martin Kaymer won the 2010 PGA Championship before disappearing into the shadows. Robin Barwick reports that it was part of a bigger process
Will Woods make it to the Masters?
Tiger Woods has recorded a missed cut, a withdrawal and a no-show so far in 2015, and the Masters is looming fast. Robin Barwick reports
A life in color: Paula Creamer
Despite having a rookie's energy, Paula Creamer has been on tour for over a decade. She tells Dave Shedloski what it takes to be a driving force in golf
Payne Stewart: A Champion remembered
Four months after winning the 1999 U.S. Open, the flamboyant Payne Stewart was killed in an aircraft accident. Bob Harig salutes Stewart's immortal legacy
Reaching Number One: Adam Scott
Adam Scott reached No.1 in the world in May, 2014 and did his best to stick to instructions from Greg Norman to “run with it.” Scott spoke to Robin Barwick
Great Scot – Martin Laird
Martin Laird is now in his seventh full season on the PGA TOUR and already he has a string of titles and high finishes to his name, not least his victory at the 2011 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard. Three years on, he reflects on a satisfying but slightly up-and-down career with Paul Trow.
Masters Class
Arnold Palmer chalked up his seven Major victories between 1958 and 1964. Both his first and his last Major triumphs took place at the Masters, but they were very different wins: One was a dogfight by a relative unknown, the other a beloved champion’s afternoon stroll through destiny. Today, looking back, it seems they encapsulate the King’s entire career
Cheyenne Woods
Sometimes a name can open every conceivable door to success, sometimes it can be a millstone round the bearer’s neck. Tiger Woods’ delightful niece, now 18 months into her career as a tournament golfer and still grinning from ear to ear, tells Paul Trow how she is taking the positives out of her life in golf’s ultimate goldfish bowl
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