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Babe Ruth Was Once America's Most Famous Golfer

By: Kevin Cook
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Brandel Chamblee at age 6, as an NBC Sports analyst and as a PGA Tour pro.

Brandel Chamblee tells all: LIV tension, Phil drama, how Brandel became Brandel

By: Dylan Dethier
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Celia Barquín Arozamena competed in the U.S. Women's Open in June.

The murder of Celia BarquÍn Arozamena was unbearable, but the deeper you dig, the more tragic it gets

By: Alan Shipnuck
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Phil Mickelson, Céline Boutier, Alex Cejka, Lee Hodges and J.T. Poston (clockwise from top left).

Phil's spicy take, one pro's million-dollar dilemma, another pro's costly 8 | Monday Finish

By: Dylan Dethier
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Gabriela Ruffels hits a shot to the 4th hole at Baltusrol Golf Club during a practice round for the KPMG Women's PGA Championship on June 21, 2023.

Gabi Ruffels forgot to sign up for Q-School. Now she's rebounding in a major way

By: Jack Hirsh
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U.S. Ryder Cup team

Tour Confidential: How did the U.S. finally capitalize on its potential?

By: GOLF Editors
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How golf is covered and consumed in Japan is a window into the country's insatiable appetite for the game

By: Ethan Bunzel
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Match play madness led an action-packed week in golf.

Monday Finish: Why Rory McIlroy changed coaches and what the DJ-Na video shows us

By: Dylan Dethier
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PGA of America chief Pete Bevacqua has a new role: golf sidekick to President Trump

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Winged Foot golf club.

The Meaning of Winged Foot: The club’s exceptional courses aren’t the only thing that set it apart

By: Michael Bamberger
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Lessons from Paris: Why there's (some) fun in being wrong, Rory's breathtaking arena, the Augusta of France and more

By: GOLF Editors
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At the Iberostar Paraíso Del Mar, in Cancun, a killer sand game is key for Latinoamérica tour players (from left) Harrison Endycott, Rafael Becker, Tyson Alexander, Santiago Gomez, Santiago Gaviño, Michael Buttacavoli and Ignacio Marino.

Borderline Crazy: The challenges are unusual, but golfers on the Latinoamérica tour are having a wilder time than you are

By: Alan Shipnuck