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The Masters: The Legacy of the Black Caddies at Augusta National
They would often form special bonds with the golfers that lasted decades. Carl Jackson caddied for Ben Crenshaw dozens of times, including for his two wins at Augusta.
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The Masters: Bernhard Langer Returns to Say Goodbye
A pickleball injury sidelined him last year, but he is returning to a course he loves.
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The Masters Helped Turn Ely Callaway Into a Golf Club Maker
He invented the Big Bertha driver, which changed the game of golf. Bobby Jones, a creator of the tournament, was a Callaway cousin.
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Dave Pelz, Scientist Turned Golf Guru of the Short Game, Dies at 85
After working at NASA, he became an expert on putting and shots close to the green through his coaching, books, television appearances and training aids.
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PGA Tour and LIV Golf Look for Merger Deal Under Trump
A tie-up involving the tour and LIV Golf was stalled under President Biden. They’re aiming to forge a new agreement under President Trump.
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Golf’s Highs and Lows in 2024
There were a lot of exciting tournaments, but LIV still looms over the sport.
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How Did a Golf Course in Dubai Get So Lush? Let Us Explain.
For the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, it took planning and water. “The desert golf courses are actually the most efficient users of water out of necessity,” a U.S.G.A. official said.
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DP World Tour Championship: Five Players to Watch
The tournament will also determine the winner of the Race to Dubai.
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DP World Tour: Five Events That Stood Out
Here are five tournaments that stood out in 2024.
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Susie Maxwell Berning, Hall of Fame Golfer, Is Dead at 83
She often took time away from the tour for her family. But she tallied 11 championships, including three in the U.S. Women’s Open.
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At the Brooklyn Open, All Golfers Are Welcome
The Brooklyn Open golf tournament attracts players whose backgrounds are as varied as their swings.
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BMW PGA Championship Evolved Into a Top International Event
The tournament, long a staple for European players, has become an international event for the world’s top golfers.
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BMW PGA Championship: Tommy Fleetwood Still Seeking American Success
Heading into the BMW PGA Championship in his home country, the English golfer talked about the Olympics and playing in the United States.
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Under Wentworth, Remnants of World War II
The BMW PGA Championship will be played at the club, where a bunker was built by the British military to be a site more secure from bombing than central London.
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PGA Tour Meets With Saudi Fund in New York to Discuss LIV Golf Deal
More than a year has passed since the tour agreed to a deal with LIV Golf, but there is some hope an in-person gathering in New York could create momentum.
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Supporting the Next Wave of Female Golfers
Playing the sport is expensive, but several organizations are reaching out to help smooth the way in golf — and life.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez, the Golf World’s Swashbuckling Champion, Dies at 88
He won eight PGA Tour tournaments and two senior majors — but it was his flair on the greens that made him one of the sport’s most popular players.
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Golf Course Atop Ancient Native American Earthworks to Be Removed
After reaching a settlement with an Ohio country club to acquire its lease on the Octagon Earthworks, the state historical society intends to open the site as a public park.
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British Open: It’s the Short Holes That Often Befuddle Golfers
At the British Open at Royal Troon, a short hole called the Postage Stamp has ended many title runs.
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British Open: Brian Harman Reflects on Last Year’s Title
He won by six strokes last year, an accomplishment that showed him that he was capable of really big things.
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