Stories
Commentary: 2005: Perspective - One stick from a Slam
If we began 2005 figuring no one can win the single-season Grand Slam, now we should adjust our thinking. Eight months have dramatically altered the forecast, from cloudy to ample shades of sunny.
Commentary: 2005: Our Opinion - An overshadowed splendor
How unfortunate that the 40th Walker Cup, the epic battle at Chicago Golf Club, was overshadowed by the PGA Championship, running concurrently at Baltusrol Golf Club in New Jersey.
2005: Features - Core work brings strength, stability
Golfers everywhere are talking about core fitness, core training and core muscles. Many don’t know exactly what they are talking about.
2005: Features - Hardcore
If you ask me, the future of golf is the side-by-side combination of swing training and body training.
2005: Business - Program mines data on course operations
Golf Datatech, better known for its monthly reports on retail sales of golf equipment, recently has begun gathering operational data from about 200 courses.
2005: Business - Carlsbad OK’s $57.3M layout
Carlsbad, Calif., has long been to golf what Silicon Valley is to the computer world – the capital of its industry - and will soon be home to America’s most expensive municipal course.
2005: Competition - Tseng knocks Pressel off perch at Pinehurst
One week after winning the U.S. Women’s Amateur, Morgan Pressel got taken down by Ya-Ni Tseng.
