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Sports Illustrated
May 16, 2000
Jaime Diaz |
Notebook: The * Open Hot Drivers at St. Andrews: This year's British Open might wind up as the one with the asterisk because the winner used a driver subsequently found to be in violation of the Rules of Golf.   |
Sports Illustrated
October 24, 2000
Frank Thomas |
My Shot: Frank Thomas I hope golfers do the right thing and abide by the rules, no matter what Callaway says... |
Sports Illustrated
April 11, 2000
Jaime Diaz |
Notebook: Rough and Tough Alterations to Augusta |
Sports Illustrated
November 21, 2000
Gary Van Sickle |
On its way Induction ceremony shows World Golf Hall of Fame's potential |
Sports Illustrated
January 30, 2001
Gary Van Sickle |
Users speak on Palmer/Callaway The reaction to last week's column about United States Golf Association honorary membership chairman Arnold Palmer supporting the use of the nonconforming Callaway driver sparked a lot of heated reaction... |
Sports Illustrated
October 24, 2000
Jaime Diaz |
Notebook: Arnie's Shocker It was jarring to see Arnold Palmer, amid blaring rock music and a glitzy light show, stand up at a Callaway press conference on Oct. 18 in Carlsbad, Calif., and endorse the company's new driver, even though the USGA has banned the club, the ERC II... |
AskMen.com
April 23, 2013 |
Why Belly Putters May Soon Be Banned From Golf When Adam Scott birdied the second playoff hole Sunday at the Masters, he became the fourth winner of the past six major championships to use a belly putter. |
Sports Illustrated
July 20, 2000
Gary Van Sickle |
Much to Monty's chagrin It appears that Colin Montgomerie is not a candidate to someday take over as host of this erstwhile Mailbag. Monty was as beleaguered as ever in his pre-tournament British Open press interview here, going off on a rant the first time an American reporter asked a question with Tiger Woods in the sentence.... |
Sports Illustrated
November 14, 2000
Jaime Diaz |
Notebook: Tour Casualties It happens every fall. A longtime fixture on the Tour drops out of the top 125 on the money list and loses his card. Dan Forsman was a casualty this year... |
Sports Illustrated
November 16, 2000
Gary Van Sickle |
No more real golf Let's all just scratch Valderrama off our scorecards, shall we? As the recent WGC American Express Championship proved, it's not a great golf course. The 17th hole, where balls keep rolling off the green into the lake, is a travesty. That green really does belong on a miniature-golf course... |
Sports Central
August 2, 2007
Jeff Levers |
LPGA Homecoming: Ricoh's British Open St. Andrews, over 500-years-old and considered to be the birthplace of golf, hosts its first professional tournament for women. |
Sports Illustrated
August 8, 2000
Jaime Diaz |
Teeing Off: Suck It Up Colin Montgomerie must play in the U.S. if he's to become one of the greats |
Sports Illustrated
January 23, 2001
Jaime Diaz |
Notebook: Fame or Shame? LPGA Must Decide on Blalock... USGA officials retaliated by removing Palmer's name from the association's 2001 yearbook... |
BusinessWeek
December 13, 2004
Dean Foust |
How to Keep Duffers on the Fairway Unless golf changes its rules and marketing, it risks a steady drain of players. The number of rounds played by all golfers has declined, and equipment makers are struggling. Snazzy new clubs are just part of the only answer. |
Sports Illustrated
April 20, 2000
Gary Van Sickle |
Taking it easy Dead Zone means vacation time on PGA Tour |
Sports Illustrated
February 1, 2001
Gary Van Sickle |
Too many signs Autographs are meaningless and pointless -- and now, sadly, all about the money. A celebrity signs a card or a program, and 10 minutes later that item is up for bid on eBay or for sale in some collector's shop in the mall. If I was a celebrity -- say, Woods -- I'd simply say, No autographs... |
Sports Illustrated
September 21, 2000
Gary Van Sickle |
No golf at the Olympics As we're all in the grips of Olympic fever -- yeah, right -- now may be the time to point out that golf doesn't need to be included as an event in the near future... Plus letters from readers, mostly about Tiger Woods... |
Sports Illustrated
January 22, 2001
Gary Van Sickle |
No two ways about it Using the banned Callaway driver is just plain cheating... |
Sports Illustrated
May 17, 2000
Alan Shipnuck |
Answering a few questions Golf Q&A: How important is it to have the same brand of clubs in the bag rather than a collection of misfit clubs?... good golf books... Is anyone having second thoughts about the Tiger-Sergio TV match?... etc. |
Sports Illustrated
June 18, 2001 |
Underdog keeps moving forward Cart Boy qualified to play in the 101st U.S. Open. He made the cut in the 101st U.S. Open. And he finished dead last. That shouldn't diminish his out-of-left-freaking-field accomplishment... |
Sports Illustrated
May 13, 2002
Gary Van Sickle |
Hack or highly skilled? An easy guide to golf's two sets of rules... |
Sports Illustrated
December 18, 2000
Gary Van Sickle |
Wackier moments of 2000 Looking back at Golf Year 2000, we still can't decide whether to call it very predictable or totally unpredictable. Actually, it was both... |
Sports Illustrated
May 31, 2000
Alan Shipnuck |
The Hot List: May 30 who's hot and who's not in the golf world: Kathy Ireland... Tiger... Kelli Kuehne... Tom Watson etc. |
Sports Illustrated
March 7, 2000
Jaime Diaz |
Easy Money: Weekly Bonus Programs Golf pros have to choose between cash for using certain equipment brands and having freedom to choose the best equipment for their game. |
Sports Illustrated
July 19, 2001
Alan Shipnuck |
Monty opens up on and off the course Colin Montgomerie is not a golfer, he's a tortured artist. It's a wonder that after all these years he hasn't yet sliced off his ear with a 1-iron... |
Sports Illustrated
May 11, 2000
Gary Van Sickle |
Keep an eye on Franco golf Q&A: thin-skin-faced drivers that have not been approved by the USGA?... Tiger Woods supporting the actors' boycott?... Zero Tour... etc. |
Sports Illustrated
June 29, 2000
Gary Van Sickle |
Still more Tiger Despite Tiger Woods' dominance of the U.S. Open, Pebble Beach proved itself again as a totally worthy site. The Open should go back there as soon as possible. "We could play the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach every year and everybody would be ecstatic," Justin Leonard said.... |
Inc.
April 1, 2010
J.J. McCorvey |
A New Way to Join the PGA Tour The PGA Tour Club gives members and their guests access to premier golf courses, tournaments, and events. |
Sports Illustrated
February 14, 2001
Gary Van Sickle |
My favorite swings We all have golfers we love to watch. I enjoy seeing the swings of Nick Price, Andrew Magee and Lee Trevino. Whom do you like? |
Sports Illustrated
October 7, 2002
Gary Van Sickle |
Overlooking Annika Here's a suggestion sure to grab headlines for Sorenstam. |
Sports Illustrated
June 22, 2000
Gary Van Sickle |
Digging into Open leftovers Did anyone talk about a subject other than Tiger Woods last week? Didn't think so.... |
Sports Illustrated
January 16, 2001
Jaime Diaz |
Arnie Answers The King Comes Clean about his preference for nonconforming drivers... |
Sports Illustrated
January 18, 2001
Gary Van Sickle |
Martin case could go either way Now that the Supreme Court is hearing the Casey Martin case, you can look for some fine, informed national reporting on golf. Or maybe not... |
Sports Illustrated
July 9, 2001
Gary Van Sickle |
USGA flubs another ruling I swear the guys at the United States Golf Association who come up with the rules on amateur status are a bunch of, um, amateurs... |
Sports Illustrated
June 13, 2000
Jaime Diaz |
Notebook: U.S. Open Exemptions Not So Special |
Sports Illustrated
February 29, 2000
Jaime Diaz |
Clear Sailing Webb takes off |
Sports Central
April 18, 2006
Ryan Ballengee |
Golf Technology: Myths, Reality, and Answers What is valued more in golf - technological advancement or the grand tradition that makes this game special? |
Sports Illustrated
March 29, 2000
Gary Van Sickle |
Augusta favorites not named Tiger Golf Q&A: The Stadium Course... Who, other than Tiger, would be your pick to win the Masters?... Karrie Webb... Most talent yet fewest victories... |
Sports Illustrated
February 29, 2000 |
The Trouble with Tigermania Don't tell the LPGA that Tiger Woods has been great for golf |
Sports Illustrated
July 15, 2002
Gary Van Sickle |
10 things to think about This week's Big Ten, a collection of random thoughts, observations and road rage about golf. |
Sports Illustrated
June 4, 2001
Gary Van Sickle |
Missing the Hall mark Stewart induction underscores emphasis on 'Fame'... |
Sports Illustrated
February 13, 2001
Jaime Diaz |
The Tour's Mr. Right Almost overnight the game has changed on the PGA Tour because an ever-expanding number of players are driving the ball huge distances, which allows them to attack every pin with shorter irons... |
Sports Central
February 27, 2008
Ryan Ballengee |
Golf's Version of Pros vs. Joes The supposed difference between players on the professional tours and Sunday hackers is talent. But that is not the reality of the game of golf today. |
BusinessWeek
November 13, 2006 |
No Gimmes A passion for the game is no guarantee of success in the golf industry. |
Sports Illustrated
February 4, 2002
Gary Van Sickle |
Merchandise Show highlights A list of the 18 most intriguing new products spotted at the PGA's merchandise show... |
Sports Illustrated
April 25, 2000
Jaime Diaz |
Notebook: Life in the Dead Zone PGA Tour Lull Offers Opportunity |
Sports Central
March 3, 2005
Kevin Beane |
The Triumphant Return of Jaidee Why the European Tour runs as good a golf organization as the PGA, and for far less money. |
Sports Central
February 21, 2007
Ryan Ballengee |
Golf's Identity Crisis The game of golf is exhibiting signs that it is clearly struggling with the same problems of someone in a midlife crisis. |
Sports Illustrated
January 22, 2001
Tom Hanson |
2001 LPGA Fearless Forecast After two weeks of searching, I have finally found my crystal ball. The forecast for the 2001 season may be as surprising as the first two weeks just transpired on tour. Here is what I foresee... |
Sports Illustrated
March 29, 2000 |
The green jacket goes to ... Who will win the Masters? |
