Improving Posture to Prevent Back Problems
Some have commented on the “youth” at which players such as Tiger have won major titles. Young Tom Morris was the youngest British Open ch...
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The Slam
The hallmark of Bob Jones’s accomplishments on the golf course will always be that he played as a gentleman. The Grand Slam came second. I...
The Desperate Business of Superlatives
Dealing in superlatives is a desperate business for all writers whether they traffic in golf or tiddledywinks. That is precisely why the s...
Emperor of the Game Robert Tyre Jones, Jr. Sidney L. Matthew
When the eighteen knights of golf’s eternal roundtable have taken their chairs on history’s ultimate green, it is inevitable that one of t...
THE MIND, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS
It would be his last U.S. Open title, but he won another PGA Tour event that year, and then six years later, in 1992, at the age of forty-...
Perfect Balance Raymond Floyd
On the Sunday that he would win the 1976 Masters championship, Raymond Floyd walked into the locker room, sorted through some telegrams fr...
The Frequent Flyer Knight Gary Player
Gary Player has made a monumental contribution to the history of golf, but perhaps the most significant aspect may be overlooked in the pa...
Jus’ a Simple Country Boy • Sam Snead
“I’ve seen you play only seventeen holes,” he began. “That’s not nearly enough. You play pretty well, I’ll grant you, and figure you’re pr...
Golf’s Greatest Eighteen
Maybe the funniest—and most astute—thing anybody ever said about Samuel Jackson Snead was that he would probably be considered the greates...
Byron Nelson Dave Hackenberg
Byron Nelson had befriended Bing Crosby during World War II, when the pair would often team up at Red Cross and other war effort benefits,...
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