As we head to Royal Birkdale for the 154th Open Champiosnhip, let’s take a look at the prize on offer for this year’s ...

View post: The Monday Mowdown (On Tuesday): Royal Birkdale’s Work Starts at 3:30 A.M. Welcome to the second installment of “This Day in Golf History,” a new weekly series running every Saturday on the ...

Since the beginning of time, man has preoccupied himself with a stick and a rock, making his drudgery into a game. In the earliest of times he swung the stick at the rock, propelling it towards some ...

There is a phrase I hear more often than almost anything else in golf: “That’s the way we’ve always done it.” Sometimes it is spoken with pride. Sometimes it is used as a reason not to change.

Golf, being a Scottish game, is steeped in Calvinist notions of sin and salvation. At most championship courses, a graceful swing from the tee will find the fairway, but when golfers err from the ...

The U.S. Open is back at The Country Club because of Fred Waterman. Sort of. In reality, the national open is back in Brookline, Massachusetts, because of the 1913 championship and the most ...

Discover why the Golf Heritage Society is where golf’s most important stories live. Read Elliott’s latest piece on Arnold Palmer’s untold legacy. Yesterday, the Golf Heritage Society published my ...