Christian Iooss
Golf purists won't agree with taking liberties with the game's rules, and if you actually lay a club on the ground and mark the spot with a tee before taking a drop during your usual friendly foursome, this list probably isn't for you. But while we believe the rules of golf to be sacred and essential, sometimes bending them just a little, provided you aren't doing it in an official competition or without consent or knowledge of your playing partners, can make your round more fun. And isn't that what playing recreational golf is all about? Keep these ideas in mind the next time you're not teeing it up at the U.S. Open. —Alex Myers
Women's golf shoes came come a long way in both technology and style. Our 2017 women's shoe guide is full of options that can improve comfort, traction and maybe even your swing. Read on to find a pair that fits your game.
Golf shoes are evolving fast: from spikeless to no laces to forms that evoke running styles. Our 2017 men's shoe guide is full of options that can improve comfort, traction and maybe even your swing. Read on to find a pair that fits your game.
People who work at golf magazines are a particular bunch when it comes to the contents of their golf bags. We asked editors from Golf Digest and Golf World to identify one noteworthy item in their bag, whether it's functional, sentimental, or a combination of the two.
Christian Iooss, Golf Digest and Golf World's Director of Photography, picks his favorite staff images from this year's PGA Championship
Christian Iooss, Golf Digest and Golf World's Director of Photography, picks his staff favorites images from this year's British Open, and explains what makes them stand out
Keegan Bradley's belly-putter win at the PGA was no aberration. Tour usage has almost tripled, and manufacturers are scrambling to meet retailer, consumer demand.
Equipped with the Instagram app on their iPhones, our editors provide a candid look at Congressional CC
