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Reader agrees that 3-minute time limit to look for a lost ball is not long enough, but tapping down spike marks? It’s a smooth change

Bryson DeChambeau, like Bo Jackson and LeBron James, is such a ‘freak of nature’ that he has become the top draw on the PGA Tour

USGA could take a cue from the long-drive events and draw a line to help halt the bomb-and-gouge brigade, reader contends

Reader questions Reed’s conduct at the U.S. Open and wonders why other competitors and the USGA aren’t paying closer attention

The PGA Tour and the USGA should focus on the U.S. Open winner's long rounds rather than his long drives, reader contends

In winning the U.S. Open, DeChambeau beats his rivals in body and mind while playing a game that is inaccessible to most others

Those folks who attend the Masters come with a gallery of appropriate monikers, whether they be fans, guests or patrons

Augusta National’s semantics lack fanfare, reader contends

Article on Ralph Guldahl gives reader insight into a former major champion and his era