John Barton
It's the small acts of kindness we remember and that make us feel human.
The Ryder Cup goes to France, a country with a long golf history but few champion golfers.
In words and pictures, John Barton unpacks the elements that made the Wee Ice Man such a fascinating figure
A longtime Golf Digest editor returns to the golf course where he fell in love with the game to say goodbye
All you need are your clubs and an open heart.
A devilish plan to infiltrate the former Soviet Union and steal the Russian Amateur Championship is hampered by jet lag, slow play and barbecued sturgeon.
There's no fame and fortune for the champion, but for the putting professionals gathered in Augusta, this is no trivial pursuit.
Projecting who could be included in the R&A's inaugural class of women members
Mixing it up with one-man brand Donald Trump, who has emerged as a leading player in golf.
What qualities do the best Ryder Cup captains possess?
9 questions for this year's Open
For the 16th time, the Open comes to Muirfield, where the golf is great. Just don't forget the food
The Open returns to a reupholstered Royal Lytham & St. Annes, where prospective winners will be looking to invoke the spirit of the champion