John Feinstein
Why the Ryder Cup must be postponed
John Feinstein
The First Tee: ‘There’s an opportunity here right now’
The Best Of Golf Digest
Payne Stewart's widow holds tight to his memory
From the archive (June 2005): ‘I still miss him every single day’
John Feinstein
Beers with Doug Sanders: Remembering my first golf interview
Doug Sanders, who died on Sunday at age 86, was the first pro golfer our writer, John Feinstein, ever interviewed. And what an int …
John Feinstein
Remembering Bruce Edwards—together
After a postponed Masters, friends and family find a way to celebrate an iconic caddie, mentor and good pal gone too soon after a …
John Feinstein
Missing another tradition unlike any other: The Masters' honorary starters
Under ordinary circumstances, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player would signal the beginning of the Masters with ceremonial tee shots. I …
John Feinstein
Davis Love III talks about the fire that destroyed his family home: ‘Normal things mean so much right now’
An emotional Davis Love III describes the morning of the fire, getting out of the house safely with his wife, and how the family i …
John Feinstein
Majors, PGA Tour struggle to grasp future with so much uncertainty about state of coronavirus
Golf organizations have tough decisions to make about future dates as they try to coordinate with each other and navigate the unce …
John Feinstein
Bay Hill wrestles with schedule changes and a crowded PGA Tour calendar
The lure of The King used to make the Arnold Palmer Invitational a must-play. But a host of elevated-status tournaments makes gett …
John Feinstein
Bernhard Langer doesn't know when to quit—literally
Another year, another PGA Tour Champions win as Bernhard Langer's legacy on the 50-and-older circuit continues to grow
John Feinstein
Despite a bad miss, Harold Varner III is still good at golf—and good for golf
An inexplicable chucked tee shot that cost him dearly on Sunday at the Genesis Invitational won't keep Harold Varner III from stay …
John Feinstein
Like Count Dracula, Phil Mickelson rises again
He didn't win at Pebble Beach, but Phil Mickelson left the Monterey Peninsula believing he's still got game left, even if others a …
John Feinstein
Chasing GOATs: How Tiger’s major pursuit of Nicklaus differs from what's going on in tennis
Unlike what tennis' big three currently face, Tiger Woods doesn't have a moving target when it comes to trying to become golf's al …
Furyk at 50
How Jim Furyk carved his unique path to a Hall of Fame career
Looking back and looking ahead: Golf great Jim Furyk contemplates turning 50 and his impressive golf career
Kobe Bryant 1978-2020
Like Arnie and Tiger, Kobe Bryant transcended his sport
A global superstar's tragic death elicits an outpouring of emotion from the sports world and beyond.
John Feinstein
With age, Jack Nicklaus' legacy becomes less defined by his record and more by his character
As Jack Nicklaus turns 80, the impact he had on the world of golf becomes less tied to what he did on the course and more connecte …
John Feinstein
As 50 approaches, don’t give up on Phil Mickelson
Lefty's 2020 season could play out in any number of ways, but the safe—and smart—bet would be not to underestimate the five-time m …
Public Enemy No. 1
Patrick Reed needs to rethink his approach, because the bad days aren’t going away
Patrick Reed's reputation is tarnished, for which he is largely responsible, and controversy hounds him, suggesting PR counseling …
Tribute
‘She’s my hero’: Hilary Watson dies at 63
Hilary Watson fought cancer, never complaining about the constant pain or the emotional roller coaster she, Tom and their friends …
John Feinstein
Why Tiger shouldn’t pick Tiger for the Presidents Cup
Tiger Woods as a playing captain sounds great. But it's in the best interests of the Presidents Cup (and the Ryder Cup) not to tak …
The Golf Life | Majors
The future of U.S. Open venues
What goes into deciding if your favorite course is among the USGA's core four (or five)? Here's where the USGA is heading with its …
John Feinstein
The side of Danny Willett more golf fans should get to know
The 2016 Masters champion remains unassuming and funny despite a difficult few years trying to find his game and win over fans who …
John Feinstein
You might not like hearing what Brandel Chamblee has to say, but you're a smarter golf fan for listening
Golf Channel commentator Brandel Chamblee does a great job at doing his job: telling it like he sees it in the world of golf, no m …
John Feinstein
A budding 'Brooks vs. Rory' rivalry is the best thing to come out of the Tour Championship
Not since Jack Nicklaus vs. Tom Watson has golf witnessed a truly great rivalry, but Koepka and McIlroy has the makings of a good …
John Feinstein
Stricter rules and a little public shaming will go a long way to address slow play
Maybe pro golf can't ever entirely fix the problem of slow play. But making the situation better shouldn’t be that difficult
Magazine
There's something about Gary Woodland
Winning the U.S. Open was just one of many life-changing moments for Kansas native, his family and a special friend
Less is More
Some friendly advice for Tiger Woods on how to handle the rest of 2019
Our writer's suggestion: Play hard at the BMW Championship, defend your title at the Tour Championship, then disappear until 2020