TPC Sawgrass Hole 17: How to Play the Island Green
The Island Green at TPC Sawgrass is golf’s most photographed par-3. Here’s how to play hole 17 like a pro — club, wind, target, and nerve all in one.
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Scheffler Chases Tiger’s Memorial Three-Peat At Muirfield
Scottie Scheffler heads to Muirfield Village seeking a third straight Memorial Tournament title — a feat only Tiger Woods has achieved at Jack Nicklaus’s signature event.
The Penick Magic Move: Harvey Penick’s Downswing Trigger
Harvey Penick’s Magic Move — a pressure shift and trail-elbow drop at the start of the downswing — is the simplest way to fix sequence, shallow the shaft and create lag. Here’s how to feel it, drill it, and use it on the course.
Phil Mickelson 2021 PGA: Oldest Major Winner Ever
At 50 years and 11 months old, Phil Mickelson became the oldest major champion in history when he held off Brooks Koepka and Louis Oosthuizen at the 2021 PGA Championship on the Kiawah Ocean Course.
YE Yang 2009 PGA: Tiger’s First Major Loss
How Y.E. Yang erased a two-shot deficit at Hazeltine, ended Tiger Woods’s 14-0 record with a Sunday major lead, and became the first Asian-born man to win a men’s major championship.
Winged Foot Hole 18: How to Play the Closing Par 4
A shot-by-shot strategy guide to Winged Foot West Course’s legendary 18th — the par 4 that broke Mickelson, crowned Bryson, and decided six US Opens.
Royal Portrush Hole 16: How to Play Calamity Corner
Royal Portrush’s 16th hole, Calamity Corner, is golf’s most intimidating par 3. Here’s how to play the chasm, Bobby Locke’s Hollow, and the green.
Augusta National Hole 13: How to Play Azalea
How to play Augusta National’s 13th hole, Azalea — the lengthened par 5 that closes Amen Corner and decides Masters Sundays.
Whistling Straits Hole 17: How to Play the Pinched Nerve
A complete strategy guide to Whistling Straits hole 17, the Pete Dye par 3 nicknamed Pinched Nerve. Wind, clubbing, aim lines, and recovery play.
Miracle at Medinah: The 2012 Ryder Cup Comeback
How José María Olazábal’s Europe came back from 10-6 down at Medinah to win the 2012 Ryder Cup 14½-13½ — match-by-match, the tactics, and the legacy.
