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Is Golfers’ Resistance To Change Hampering The Growth Of The Sport?

Fergus Bisset wonders if we golfers like the status quo a little too much, and if our yearning for it puts off potential newcomers to golf

Golf Monthly

What Is Meant By Preferred Lies?

It's a term that most golfers are aware of but when, where and how can you take preferred lie relief out on the golf course?

Golf Monthly

Some Golf Club Green Fees Are Astronomically High. We’re Asking For Trouble If Things Don't Change

Since the arrival of Covid-19, there’s been a spike in the popularity of golf around the world. But we can’t take it for granted or we’ll be back to square one

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Photos: LPGA players allowed use of iconic R&A Clubhouse, upgraded services at Women’s British Open

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‘The toughest conditions I’ve ever played’: Women’s Open and wild weather make for ‘raw golf’

Storm Lilian continues to have an impact on the country but the prize of one of golf’s majors is a huge enticement to keep on finding a way

The Independent UK

How Fast Are The Greens At St Andrews For The AIG Women's Open?

R&A chief executive Martin Slumbers has explained why the greens have been slowed down at St Andrews for the AIG Women's Open

Golf Monthly

LPGA players come back to the Old Course for the first time in 11 years. How long until they return again?

An 11-year gap between stagings means many players will only get one crack at the iconic venue, if that.

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R&A Plans To Use Same Courses On Both Open Rotas With 'One Exception' For Women's Championship

Martin Slumbers said that both the men's and women's Open Championship will move towards being played at the same courses - but "with one exception" for the AIG Women's Open

Golf Monthly

Revealed: The Mind-Blowing Difference In PGA Tour Prize Pools From 1994 To 2024

Season-long prize pools on the PGA Tour have increased dramatically over the last 30 years, as this comparison with the 1994 golfing season demonstrates

Golf Monthly

Brutal AIG Women's Open Weather Forecast Set To Bring 45mph Gusts

The world's best players are set to be tested to the extreme this week, with R&A chief executive Martin Slumbers hoping for no delays

Golf Monthly

AIG Women's Open Announces Prize Money Increase For 2024 With Champion Earning Record Figure

This year's champion is to take home the highest figure in Women's Open history at almost $1.5 million

Golf Monthly

Stacy Lewis Suggests New Solheim Cup Playoff Format

The USA captain thinks a playoff should be introduced in the event of a tie, as seen in last year's match at Finca Cortesin

Golf Monthly

An In-Depth Preview To The AIG Women's Open, The Major Everyone Wants To Win....

Who will lift the coveted AIG Women's Open trophy? Reflection and predictions for the final women's Major of the year

Golf Monthly

Nick Rodger: Women’s Open is rising up but needs big crowds to be big-time sport

I tell you what, The R&A are a funky old lot these days. This week’s AIG Women’s Open at St Andrews, for instance, will be so infused with…

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Evacuated artworks exhibit details attempts to wipe out Ukrainian culture – and shows what survives

Art and culture, along with language and history, are battlegrounds in Russia’s war in Ukraine. Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s towns and cities not only cost lives and livelihoods but destroy museums, libraries and sites of enormous historical and cultural significance.

Golf Monthly

Lottie Woad Wins Mark H McCormack Medal For Leading The World Amateur Golf Ranking

England's Lottie Woad tops the 2024 World Amateur Golf Ranking

Golf Monthly

Let's Not Kid Ourselves... Data On Participation Numbers Doesn't Seem To Match The Reality

Women's golf is in the best place it's ever been, but we consider why many golf clubs have the right to question this

Golf Monthly

How Many Golfers Are There In The World?

The number differs based on how exactly you define the term 'golfers', but either way, it's heartening to see millions upon millions of people engaging with the game around the world

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Why Golf Courses Move Holes During Tournaments

Most golf tournaments take place across multiple days but on the same course - here is why the hole locations switch around

The Guardian - UK

Who’s on the 2024 RA Dorfman prize shortlist? A lingerie factory turned weekend home, Ukrainian volunteer roofers – and more

The four disparate projects shortlisted for the annual prize add up to a heartening display of style, beauty, collaboration and force-for-good ambition

Golf Monthly

Listen To The Official Anthem Of The AIG Women’s Open

'Rising Up' has been crafted to drive new energy to the sport and give the AIG Women's Open a memorable sound for years to come

Golf Monthly

Should Golf's World Handicap System Be Scrapped? The Arguments For And Against…

The World Handicap System is an emotive topic. Here, we consider whether it’s fit for purpose or if it should be abolished...

Golf Monthly

Irish Venue Moves One Step Closer To Debut Open After Government Agrees To Explore Bid

Portmarnock could become the first course in the Republic of Ireland to host The Open Championship if the Irish government submits an official bid

Sports Illustrated

The British Open May Soon Return to One of Its Most Iconic Venues

British Open venues are set for the next two years, but one of its most revered host sites looks ready to return to the mix, writes Bob Harig.

Reason

Graduate Students for Academic Freedom v. Graduate Students United at UChicago

A few years ago, the graduate students at the University of Chicago, where I teach, formed a legally recognized labor union. Last year, that union expanded to include the law school, at least to the extent that law students engage in paid work such as providing research assistance. Law students…

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