Michael Bamberger

Golf.com

Michael Bamberger writes for GOLF Magazine and contributes to GOLF.com. He also participates in podcasts, primarily in tandem with Alan Shipnuck. Earlier in his career, he was a senior writer for Sports Illustrated for 23 years and a reporter on The Philadelphia Inquirer for nine years before that. He has written a half-dozen books about golf and other subjects. His magazine work has been featured in multiple editions of The Best American Sports Writing. He holds a U.S. patent on a utility golf club called the E-Club. In 2016, he was given the Donald Ross Award by the American Society of Golf Course Architects, the organization’s highest honor.

bryson dechambeau wins u.s. open — Victory & Validation: Bryson DeChambeau won the U.S. Open on his own terms
By: Michael Bamberger

bryson dechambeau on range — Inside Bryson DeChambeau’s Saturday-night range session at the U.S. Open
By: Michael Bamberger

Winged Foot — U.S. Open Sunday is a holy day. But this year that comes with different meaning
By: Michael Bamberger

phil mickelson at winged foot — Fourteen years later, Phil Mickelson's return to Winged Foot did not go well
By: Michael Bamberger

billy harmon — The Wizard of Winged Foot: Why Billy Harmon is a useful resource at the U.S. Open
By: Michael Bamberger

Michael Bamberger

Victory & Validation: Bryson DeChambeau won the U.S. Open on his own terms

Inside Bryson DeChambeau’s Saturday-night range session at the U.S. Open

U.S. Open Sunday is a holy day. But this year that comes with different meaning

On Day 2 at Winged Foot, the U.S. Open started to feel a lot more like a U.S. Open

Fourteen years later, Phil Mickelson's return to Winged Foot did not go well

The Wizard of Winged Foot: Why Billy Harmon is a useful resource at the U.S. Open