How Far Did Walter Hagen Drive The Golf Ball? Walter Hagen was a golfing legend: an athlete, a playboy and a pioneering professional. How far could he hit the ball at the peak of his powers? Golf Monthly · Aug 6
Phrase of the day, 'You're only here for a short visit. Don't hurry, don't worry. And be sure to smell the flowers along the way' - Walter Hagen's timeless life advice reveals secret to happiness, helps discover positive life lessons, motivation, self-growth by slowing down and enjoying life's simple moments Quote of the day by Walter Hagen offers timeless words of wisdom for living a balanced and meaningful life. It reminds us that life is precious because it is temporary, that excessive worry steals today's happiness, and that true fulfillment often comes from appreciating simple moments rather than endlessly chasing… The Economic Times · Jul 14
US Open golf 2026: final round – as it happened Hole-by-hole report: Wyndham Clark survived a wobble to win his second US Open by one shot. Scott Murray was watching The Guardian - UK · Jun 21
How Hard Is A PGA Tour Three-Peat? Scottie Scheffler Looks To Join Golfing Greats With Memorial Hat-Trick With Scottie Scheffler chasing a third straight Memorial victory we look at how tough it's been to earn a PGA Tour three-peat, with some great names on the list of those to achieve it Golf Monthly · Jun 4
Nike's PGA Championship Shoes Are Here, And They Have Divided The Golf Monthly Office With the special edition Nike shoes coming out for the PGA Championship, they have certainly divided opinion in the Golf Monthly team. Golf Monthly · May 14
Who Are The Least Heralded Men’s Major Winners Of All Time? We look at players who have claimed one of golf’s biggest prizes, but whose names were not exactly at the top of people’s likely winner lists... Golf Monthly · Jan 23
A Tiger Woods Ryder Cup Captaincy Is Complicated Woods's stalling in 2024 led to Keegan Bradley getting the job at Bethpage. Bob Harig explores whether a different outcome could be in the works for the 2027 Ryder Cup in Ireland. Sports Illustrated · Oct 6, 2025
A Ryder Cup Primer for the Massive Week at Bethpage Black Perhaps only rivaled by the Masters, the Ryder Cup captivates golf every two years and the anticipation for the 45th edition has been sky-high. Bob Harig sets the table. Sports Illustrated · Sep 21, 2025
Who Are The Best Golfers Of All Time? We look at some of the very best players ever to swing a golf club. These are the best men and women to have played the game over the last 150 years. Golf Monthly · Aug 28, 2025
Who Was The Last Back-To-Back PGA Championship Winner? There have been seven back-to-back PGA Championship winners in golf history, but who was the last consecutive Wanamaker Trophy winner? Sports Lens · May 15, 2025
Every Player to Win Back-to-Back PGA Championships The 2025 PGA Championship begins on Thursday. Sports Illustrated · May 14, 2025
Who Are All Of The Back-To-Back PGA Championship Winners? Join us as we outline all back-to-back PGA Championship winners in history as Xander Schauffele aims to add his name to this elite list. Sports Lens · May 13, 2025
Here's Everything the PGA Championship Winner Gets Besides Prize Money The PGA Championship winner gets more than just prize money. Here's everything the winning golfer receives, including the incredible Wanamaker Trophy. Sports Illustrated · May 12, 2025
How Many Ryder Cup Playing Captains Have There Been? And What Is Their Record? Arnold Palmer was the last playing captain in the Ryder Cup but he was far from the first - check out who else has done the role and how they performed Golf Monthly · Oct 10, 2024
The Independent UK · Jun 28, 2024 Frank Bensel makes hole-in-one on back-to-back shots at the U.S. Senior Open Frank Bensel turned up a pair of aces on back-to-back holes in the second round of the U.S. Senior Open
USA Today Sports Media Group · May 16, 2024 12 golfers have won three legs of the career Grand Slam in men’s pro golf Only five men have ever claimed a career Grand Slam.
Golf Monthly · Nov 9, 2023 Five Moments That Changed The Course Of Golfing History From Old Tom to Tiger, Fergus Bisset takes a look at some pivotal moments in our game that changed the course of golfing history.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2023 Froth and hysteria add to myth of the dreaded opening shot at Ryder Cup The circus of the 1st tee on the first morning offers great theatre but modern players are capable of taking it all in their stride
Golf Monthly · Aug 17, 2023 12 Things You Didn't Know About The Ryder Cup Everything you need to know about golf's greatest show, between the best male players from the USA and Europe
Golf Monthly · Aug 7, 2023 ‘The Shoe That’s Different…’ The Incredible Story Of FootJoy’s 100 Years In Golf Neil Tappin travels to Brockton, MA to tell the story of one of golf's most ubiquitous brands from its' birth, 100 years ago
Golf Monthly · Jul 27, 2023 10 Best Trophies In Golf We explore the history behind the best trophies in golf and explain why some trophies are not quite what they seem
Golf Monthly · Jul 19, 2023 "What, For Goodness Sake, Is The Matter With Them?" 110 Years Of Golf Monthly At Hoylake For The Open Golf Monthly has been covering Open Championships at Royal Liverpool Since 1913, here we look at some of the best snippets from 110 years of great journalism
The Guardian - UK · Jul 17, 2023 Open champion Arthur Havers had an ugly swing but left a gracious legacy Triumph at Troon a century ago was an anomaly but a bursary in Havers’ name has introduced over 1,000 children to golf
Golf Monthly · Jun 29, 2023 How Walter Hagen Changed Professional Golf To be recognised as the best golfer in the world, Walter Hagen had to become the first American-born winner of The Open Championship. This is the story of how he achieved that ambition.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 20, 2023 Since its inception, the PGA Tour has always had its share of battles and in-fighting The PGA tournament division withheld all purse winnings from a new pro for his first six months. An internship, of sorts.