The Biggest Storylines in Golf as the British Open Approaches

The 2015 British Open Championship at St. Andrews is just over a week away starting on July 16, which means months’ and (in some cases) even decades’ worth of storylines are finally coming to a head for the year’s third major.  For some, this will mean one final walk across historic Swilcan Bridge at the Home of Golf. For players like Jordan Spieth at the opposite end of the... 

PGA Golfers Who Have Been Dominant in Specific Tournaments

We all understand the value of personal comforts: home-cooked meals, sleeping in our own bed after a long business trip, stopping whatever we’re doing to watch Caddyshack if it’s on TV. For most of us, those familiar activities relieve stress and make life more enjoyable. For PGA Tour golfers, though, finding their comfort zone at a particular event could mean millions of dollars in winnings... 

Golfers in Need of a Bounceback in 2015

The 2015 PGA Tour season has already seen the emergence of 21-year-old phenom Jordan Spieth and the resurgence of world No. 1 Rory McIlroy after a shaky winter start. But the year hasn’t been so kind to everyone on tour. Whether it’s the result of swing changes, the natural advance of Father Time or just a prolonged funk, some tour players have been struggling to reach their best form recently.... 

Final Grades for Tiger Woods at the 2015 U.S. Open

We’re running out of adjectives to describe Tiger Woods—and that’s his fault as much as it is ours. For the first decade, PGA Tour analysts struggled to find fresh superlatives to characterize his greatness. Now, after he missed the cut at the 2015 U.S. Open at Chambers Bay, they’re scrambling to find adjectives to describe his play at the other end of the spectrum. Tiger... 

Ranking the 10 Best Shots in US Open History

With the 115th U.S. Open just days away, it is the perfect time to look back at the greatest shots from over a century of legendary golf at the year’s second major. Whether it is Jack Nicklaus’ classy return to the top in 1980, Tiger Woods’ one-legged win at Torrey Pines in 2008 or Arnold Palmer’s incredible 1960 comeback at Cherry Hill, the tournament is not short on great... 

Ranking Golf’s Biggest Surprises So Far in 2015

The 2015 PGA Tour season is only about a third complete, but there have already been enough surprising storylines to fill a whole year. Whether it’s Jordan Spieth’s meteoric rise, the roller coaster that is Tiger Woods or Ryo Ishikawa’s penchant for octopus-print pants, there’s been a little something to capture the imagination of even the most unflappable golf fan. All sports... 

1st Impression from Tiger Woods’ Return at the Masters

Tiger Woods returned to the 2015 Masters with a bang, finishing tied for 17th place at five strokes under par to befuddle skeptical fans and critics alike. Those four rounds at Augusta National showed glimpses of the old Tiger, both good and bad, suggesting he still has a ways to go before returning to full vintage form—but he’s getting there, and that’s a good sign. Many thought... 

Masters 2015: Jordan Spieth Is the Golfer to Watch at Augusta

Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy may be stealing all the headlines heading into the 2015 Masters at Augusta National, but it’s Jordan Spieth you should be watching. The world No. 4 golfer finished 2014 with a first-place finish at the Hero World Challenge and then proceeded to pick up play this year right where he left off last. Though it’s still far too early in the season for such talk, Spieth’s... 

Biggest Questions Remaining 1 Week Before the Masters

The 2015 Masters will tee off on April 9 at Augusta National, but there’s still so much we don’t know about the year’s first major. Does Bubba Watson have what it takes to repeat as champion? Can Rory McIlroy get his first green jacket and complete a career Grand Slam? Will Tiger Woods even be in the field? As it stands, the Masters field is full of pros in blistering form from Jason... 

2015 Masters: Who’s in the Best Position Heading to Augusta?

The 2015 Masters is just three weeks away on April 6, and it looks like last year’s champion Bubba Watson is building all the right momentum to repeat at the first major of the year. His impressive start to this calendar year makes him a good bet to capture a third green jacket at Augusta National—but then again he’s not the only one in the PGA Tour field with the skills, experience... 

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