The Best Of Golf Digest
A rough ride with Charlie Sifford
From the archive: An unsettling car trip through the Deep South in the ’60s
Editor’s Letter
Greatness in Pajamas
Aside from Bobby Jones, who gave us the Masters, and Arnold Palmer, who taught us how to love the game, the guy in the pajamas gav …
From the Archives
The 1964 International Golf Show In Photos
A look back at what it was like visiting the aisles of the New York Coliseum for golf gear.
The Month To Honor Sam Snead
The Slammer deserves his due in May, and this is the way to do it.
My Shot: Ken Venturi
Ken Venturi On Rewind
Listening to tapes of conversations with the late Hall of Famer, we learn lessons on how to play golf and how to play life.
U.S. Open
Slow Play's Darkest Day
Thirty-two years after the USGA refused to uphold penalties imposed by rules legend P.J. Boatwright, the game's pace of play remai …
The Masters
Fun At The Summit... Still
If distance hasn't been maxed out, it will be felt first at Augusta.
Jim Flick & Jack Nicklaus
Tee The Ball Higher On A Par 3
Give yourself the biggest margin for error as possible.
10 Rules
On Being An Athlete
10 rules from the legendary Gary Player on being an athlete. He'll join Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus as an honorary starter at …
Health & Fitness
Jack's Timeless Workout
How Jack LaLanne's 1974 fitness tips for Golf Digest hold up decades later.
Lesson Tee
Snail's Pace: For extra distance, swing back extra slow
For extra distance, swing back extra slow
Golden Girls!
Delving into Golf Digest's archives turns up a curious relic: A beauty contest
Book bonus
Jack's Putting Basics
The unique Nicklaus stroke was arguably the best we've ever seen. Here's how to make it work for you
"Wristy Christy"
Christy O'Connor selected for World Golf Hall of Fame
Think of address at impact
Follow Sam Snead's advice to get your swing in sync: visualize one key image: Return the club to its address position at impact.
In It For The Long Haul
The USGA's full-bore (some say boring) method to break ties isn't entirely popular, but don't expect it to change anytime soon
Swamp Thing
Sawgrass CC, 'monster' host of the Players from 1977-81, was an equal opportunity destroyer. It messed with the minds--and swings- …
ARNOLD PALMER](/magazine/arnoldpalmer) Career Timeline: Arnold Through The Years
Follow Arnold Palmer's extensive golf career beginning at Wake Forest where he won, among other things, the Southern Conference in …
Troubled Genius
Dick Wilson was one of the best course architects of the post-World War II era, but alcoholism kept him from greater achievements
Is There Hope For The Hope?
Master teacher Hank Haney has two very famous clients, one he wishes he could help more and one who's got his own plan no matter w …
Golf's Wisest Man
Pete Dye evolves, and his Hall of Fame career rolls on
Citizen Jones
50 years ago, the people of St. Andrews honored "Our Bobby" in an emotional ceremony that lives on
Jack's Rules
The 8 basics Nicklaus played by, and why they'll work for you
The First Stack & Tilt?
In Golf Digest's April 1958 issue, Barber's 'Shiftless' Swing was featured as a dynamically different approach to the golf swing. …
The Great Pretender
Recalling the British Open gatecrasher Maurice Flitcroft
Golf World's U.S. Open Covers
Inside our archives: Golf World's covers of the U.S. Open from the 70's to present day
Golf World's U.S. Open Covers
Inside our archives: Golf World's first issue features the 1947 U.S. Open