- Where Do They Go From Here?
- A bumpy week at Bethpage Black raises questions about future U.S. Open venues. Geoff Shackelford breaks down the favorites, the outside contenders, and the sites on the outside looking in
- Shackelford: Part Of The Solution
- Golf courses were among FDR's public works projects in the '30s, and President Obama should include them in the mix when the country embarks on an economic stimulus program
- Newsmakers of the Year: #14 Majors Setups
- The strategy of course setup was an enduring story line at the game's major championships in 2008, none more so than at the U.S. Open in June at Torrey Pines.
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- Shackelford: Kentucky Wild Card
- As host captains have done in years past, Azinger is keeping his course setup options at Valhalla open
- Shackelford: Risky Business
- The USGA's Sunday decision to play the par-4 14th at 267 yards had players talking to themselves
- Shackelford: Risky Business
- The USGA's Sunday decision to play the par-4 14th at 267 yards had players talking to themselves
- Shackelford: Multiple Choices
- The USGA has risk-reward twists up its sleeve to spice up Torrey Pines and make players think
- Shackelford: Second-Guessing
- Ten years after Augusta National introduced its 'second cut,' the strategy gets mixed reviews
- Shackelford: The Game Before The Game
- Setting up courses on the PGA Tour is more complicated -- and more scrutinized -- than ever
- Shackelford: Drivable Par 4s
- Combine the power surge in modern golf with television's love of the dramatic and what do you get? The new darlings of tournament golf
- Newsmakers 2007: End Game
- One observer's bold proposal to punch up the PGA Tour's punchline event
