Jaime Diaz

We spoke with five players who know about going from good to transcendent in golf—Nicklaus, Player, Trevino, Miller and Faldo—to assess Woods' game

Golf World's Newsmaker of the Year showcases a paradigm shift in professional golf, where you're never too young to dominate

Well, do a lot of things. But most importantly he has to tap back into his former, creative-genius, self

The tug of war between the USGA and PGA of America over historic San Francisco course shows just how fierce the competition for major-championship venues is getting

Wendell Haskins is here to make the game look like America

The 65-year-old becomes Masters chairman aware of his strengths—and how he's different from the man he's replacing

The Cradle at Pinehurst is the latest example of the game embracing par-3 courses as fast, cheap and fun alternatives for golfers of all skills

The temptation after another U.S. rout is to say the Presidents Cup is broken beyond repair, but there's reason to believe the Internationals can grow into a force

The clash between modern tour pros and modern architects over course design can, as was the case at TPC Boston, become heated

As players bulk up and swing speeds increase, golf debates what's causing injuries to top players.

With his many accomplishments as chairman of Augusta National, Billy Payne helped the club and the Masters grow in stature and import

Whether this crop of twentysomething pros is better than earlier incarnations is open to debate. But put it this way: the gap is closing

Critics have been quick to pan this PGA as lacking in drama, but this type of test provides its own intrigue