Category: Golf

At the U.S. Women’s Amateur, a century-old match-play tradition welcomes the world by giving every golfer the same clear terms and every hole a fresh test of nerve.

Shiho Kuwaki won her first major by accepting the oldest lesson in links golf: the honest route is drawn one committed shot at a time.

At the 50th AIG Women’s Open, an old English links course welcomes the world by keeping its standards exact and its test honest.

As the final Rocket Classic begins, Detroit shows why a recurring tournament can become civic memory – and why cities lose something when the calendar moves on.

At the 50th AIG Women’s Open, an old links course offers the world’s best players a hard, honest, and welcoming measure.

Ryan Fox won the Open on the final green, where a hard standard and one true stroke made room for a champion.

The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale reminds Americans that inherited forms do not restrain excellence. They give skill, weather, memory, and welcome a place to meet.