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Pace of play issue a ‘multidimensional thing’ - Global Golf Post
When the PGA Tour went public earlier this year with steps being implemented to improve the pace of play, it was careful not to suggest round times were suddenly going to drop by 20 minutes. Think slow but steady progress. Read Green In Regulation for more.
Byrds of a feather stick together - Global Golf Post
Jackson Byrd, the son of five-time PGA Tour winner Jonathan Byrd, is carrying on his family's name in the game. He'll soon tee off as a freshman at Clemson University, his father's alma mater, where he will play for head coach Jordan Byrd, who happens to be his uncle.
Baltusrol Upper’s restoration a revelation - Global Golf Post
Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, New Jersey, has endeavored to maintain its rather exalted position in golf by taking good care of its A.W. Tillinghast courses. The most recent example of that has been the restoration of the Upper Course by architect Gil Hanse, using the original design – and design intent – as his primary guide.
When will Tommy Fleetwood win? - Global Golf Post
For all the understandable celebration that came with Keegan Bradley’s storybook victory at the Travelers Championship, there stood Tommy Fleetwood, left to shake the hand of another player who did what he could not. Read Green In Regulation for more.
Spirit imbues Junior World Cup - Global Golf Post
Next week, 63 of the best junior golfers in the world representing 14 countries will tee it up at the Toyota Junior World Cup in Japan. Over its 33-year history, the tournament has hosted several players who have become household names and acquired a reputation as one of the world's top junior events.
PGA Tour brings outsider into fold as CEO - Global Golf Post
In hiring Brian Rolapp to oversee the continuing evolution of the PGA Tour as its chief executive officer, the tour has taken the bold step of going outside its orbit to find its new leader who will be charged with navigating professional golf’s changing landscape. Read Green In Regulation for more.
PGA Tour brings outsider into fold as CEO - Global Golf Post
In hiring Brian Rolapp to oversee the continuing evolution of the PGA Tour as its chief executive officer, the tour has taken the bold step of going outside its orbit to find its new leader who will be charged with navigating professional golf’s changing landscape. Read Green In Regulation for more.
How a fateful encounter spurred Ben Griffin to golf’s heights - Global Golf Post
Ben Griffin will tee off in the U.S. Open as the 15th-ranked player in the world, a far cry from where he was after quitting the game in 2021. Read Green In Regulation to learn how a chance meeting at a Georgia resort changed his career trajectory.
Dentist’s dream springs to life at Oakmont - Global Golf Post
Part of the charm of the U.S. Open is the annual story of amateurs who play their way into the field, emerging from more than 10,000 aspirants who are like the proverbial dog chasing the car. Matt Vogt caught the car and now he’s in the U.S. Open with a story that reaches beyond golf.
ShopRite strives to enhance longtime LPGA stop - Global Golf Post
The ShopRite LPGA Classic has been a successful sporting event in the Atlantic City, New Jersey, area since 1986. Mindful of evolving and improving, the tournament’s grocery chain title sponsor is touting enhancements to the 2025 event to be played today through Sunday on the Bay Course at the Seaview resort.
Obscurity no obstacle to glory on golf’s longest day - Global Golf Post
The USGA likes to boast that the U.S. Open is golf's ultimate meritocracy, and the stories that played out Monday in final qualifying for this year's championship at Oakmont lend credence to that notion. Read Green In Regulation for more.