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Max Fawcett: Golf, for all of its sins, is a low-risk activity. It may well be the perfect sport for an environment where social distancing remains a necessity.
Keep your head up, golfers. There’s a better way to putt.
A Nova Scotia academic has found that looking at the cup, not the ball, can save as much as a stroke per round. Will the sport tolerate such heresy?
Golf’s woes continue despite Olympic return
Yes, they’ll be playing golf in Rio, but away from the Olympics there are mounting signs that golf is in trouble
Under par: Why a men-only club culture still persists in the U.K.
Prestigious golf courses and many of London’s ‘gentlemen’s clubs’ alike continue to reject gender equality
Why Canadian golf is dying
The culprits: greed, hubris and the demise of free time
Video: An aerial tour of Toronto’s golf course glut
Chris Sorensen on why your local course might vanish
Golf industry renews call for tax break
Should executives be able to claim golf as a business expense for tax purposes? The industry thinks so.
Gretzky’s cover girl
Paulina Gretzky is on the cover of Golf Digest—and some golfers aren’t impressed
The Tiger Woods redemption story
Tiger Woods is crafting a new image as a changed man. Just one thing is missing …
Adam Scott wins Masters (and hearts)
Twitter on Aussie’s victory: ‘Oi, Oi, Oi!’
Randumbness? The new NHL is less predictable than you think
Colby Cosh on how the shootout has changed the NHL’s regular season — for the crazier
Good news … bad news
Mercury has ice and golf is riding itself of belly putters