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Entering what would have been Masters week, John Hawkins and Mike Purkey sift through a long list of lovable losers to determine the most surprising non-winner in Augusta National history
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Longtime PGA Tour rivals would do wonders to promote social distancing, but ‘The Match II’ could be so much more. Play it at Augusta National, with David Feherty calling the action, and raise money for the coronavirus fight. Who wouldn’t watch that? -
If you’ve got the downtime these days, make an effort to study the Rules of Golf. If you do, you’ll likely be able to beat the average touring pro in at least one area of the game
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As the coronavirus pandemic suspends our lives, golfers can be assured of one thing: big changes in the game are coming
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If you’re missing your regular game during the coronavirus shutdown, take dead aim at some of golf publishing’s best works, and maybe you’ll soon be able to take a good walk spoiled again
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NBC Sports chief Pete Bevacqua stands behind his outspoken Golf Channel analyst, which is a change from how he handled the Ted Bishop dustup 5½ years ago as the PGA of America’s boss
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Sure, that ’97 edition, with all of its social significance and hints at the decades to come from Tiger Woods, was big, but nothing can compare with the charge from an aging Jack Nicklaus in 1986
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As coronavirus pandemic divides golfers regarding sport's relative safety, John Hawkins and Mike Purkey tee up opposing arguments
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Coronavirus has been a tough opponent in 2020, but highlighting the season’s top feats might prove to be just the right antidote
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Northern Irishman, riding a resurgent golf career on the PGA Tour, faces economic downturn with tough decisions as a restaurateur
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The game can ‘thread the needle’ effectively on Americans’ need to socially distance themselves while maintaining healthy habits, the head of the National Golf Course Owners Association contends
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