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 Dropping (Out) Like Flies at Quail Hollow Just like in the woods, one deer gets spooked and a bunch of them start running. 2 comments more... Deer (Antler Spray) In The Headlights Unlike the Tiger Drop-Gate kerfuffle at Augusta, Singh walks because of an interpretation outside of the PGA Tour policy book. 4 comments more... BREAKING NEWS: Vijay Singh Off The Hook Per Golf Channel: "Use of deer antler spray will no longer be treated as a violation of [PGA] Tour's anti-doping program." 8 comments more... A Horsch Race, Down To The Wire Billy Horschel dodges crocodiles, swarms of bees, and a lightning storm to capture his first PGA Tour victory in New Orleans. 2 comments more... Making Tracks: Greg Norman To Design In Dubrovnik The picturesque city in former Communist territory will enter the European Union - and the golf tourism industry. 1 comments more... Historic Donald Ross Course To Be Replaced By... a Cemetery? Describing this as "sacrilege" is even more ironic when you consider that a church owns this course. 4 comments more... Scottish Golfer Drowns In Spanish Water Hazard A dream golf getaway turns tragic for want of a ball in the water. 11 comments more... A Hotter Ticket Than A Master's Badge? In preparation for the 77th Masters, Augusta National Golf Club solved two problems in one fell swoop. 0 comments more... A bumpy week for Quail Hollow It's bad enough that Tiger's not playing, but PGA Tour agronomists may have shot themselves in the proverbial foot. 1 comments more... Rory McIlroy Required To Play For Ireland In Rio? Rule 41 of the Olympic Charter could save Rory McIlroy the pain of having to choose between playing for Ireland or Great Britain in 2016. 4 comments more... "There is nothing wrong under UK legislation with a single-sex club" Royal & Ancient boss Peter Dawson said Monday he will not bully the all-male clubs in the Open Championship rotation to admit female members. 6 comments more... Making Tracks: Construction Finally Starts In Rio After all this time, it begins... 0 comments more... A Little Bit Is Better Than Nada Another approach to legitimizing the 9-hole round, this time from a major golf periodical. 16 comments more... Jack Nicklaus Makes Rare Appearance The last time The Golden Bear teed it up in competition was over a decade ago. 5 comments more... Nine To Get Four French golfer Raphaël Jacquelin does his best "Mud Bruneteau" to get his fourth European Tour victory. 5 comments more... As The Field Turns (Away) Episode Two of this Korean Peninsula soap opera is brought to you by Johnson and Johnson. 5 comments more... The Road Less Traveled Despite being dealt a rare slow play penalty, Tianlang Guan became the youngest player ever to make the cut at The Masters two weeks ago. 2 comments more... The Hangover Is Over As Brian Wacker noted in his RBC Heritage wrap-up, Graeme McDowell finally captured his second PGA Tour victory Sunday. 2 comments more... Let It Snow... NOT! Another blast of wintry weather is playing havoc all across the Midwest - and not just for golfers. 10 comments more... The Last Word On The 77th Masters Steve Williams gives a fascinating interview and reflects on Adam Scott and on Tiger's drop at 15. 5 comments more... Back To The Broomstick The Big Easy is going back to the long putter - probably until it's banned. 3 comments more... Major Security Issues The terrorist bombing at the Boston Marathon has security experts re-examining their procedures at golf tournaments. 1 comments more... An Unnecessary Shortage of Rules Officials? Shocking but true, The Masters has not been sending out a rules official with each group - unlike at every other major championship. 22 comments more... The "other" Decisions On The Rules of Golf In the wake of Tiger at the 15th on Friday, sardonic ESPN writer D.J. Gallo offers a short alternative to the interminable "Decisions..." 7 comments more... Adam Scott, Soothsayer You cannot say that he didn't know what he wanted to do. 3 comments more... |
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