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Coming full circle - Global Golf Post
Nearly forty years after founding what would become one of the most successful golf apparel brands of all time, John Ashworth has returned to the fold as Ashworth Golf tries to recapture its glory days in the burgeoning post-COVID apparel market. Our Lisa Goulian Twiste has the story.
All Carry - Global Golf Post
Donnie Dotson is troubled that promising professional golf careers often get cut short, simply because the players didn't have the financial means to train and compete properly, so he created Carry, an organization that enables golf fans to support deserving up-and-coming golfers. Our Chris Lewis has the story.
He ‘would have won majors’ - Global Golf Post
Lewis Chitengwa of Zimbabwe once beat Tiger Woods, and one of his achievements struck a blow for the anti-apartheid movement. But he died suddenly during the Canadian Tour's 2001 Edmonton Open, making those who had seen him play wonder what might have been.
Season heats up in Florida sun - Global Golf Post
This week, Arnold Palmer’s bag will be parked at the right corner of the Bay Hill practice range, one more reminder of the great man at the tournament that bears his name and, in many ways, lights the fuse on the most meaty and meaningful part of the PGA Tour season.
Compelling themes emerge as Masters approaches - Global Golf Post
While the PGA Tour makes its way from the West Coast to Florida with a stop for some at the Mexico Open this week, it’s a good moment to look at what has happened so far and what may lie ahead as both the Players Championship and the Masters creep ever closer.
Reunification beckons despite few details - Global Golf Post
More than at any time in the nearly four years since LIV Golf crashed the party with its money and moxie there is reason to believe that the men’s professional game is close to shaking hands and starting, if not over, at least starting fresh.
Injury won’t ruin Scheffler’s winning recipe - Global Golf Post
Grinding away late on a Tuesday afternoon, surrounded by the splendor of the Monterey Peninsula, Scottie Scheffler was intent on leaving as little as possible to chance as he returned from injury at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Read more in Green in Regulation.