Alan Shipnuck

When the Covid crisis forced Bandon Dunes to close, the golfing public’s considerable goodwill led to the creation of the Bandon Caddie Relief Fund.

For a lucky few families, father-son connections have been brought inside the ropes on one of the grandest stages in golf, the U.S. Open.

On a conference call with players, the commissioner outlined the Tour’s safety procedures, then asked, “Are you guys comfortable playing in this arena?”

On May 1, an era ended at MPCC when Bob Zoller retired. But his successor is a star in his own right: Chris Dalhamer, formerly of Pebble Beach.

I’m a Pebble Beach honk, but Australia’s Cape Wickham is the most visually spectacular course I’ve seen. It has endless spectacular holes.

Of all the things Golf in the Kingdom author Michael Murphy has done in golf, watching Tiger Woods in person was not among them. That changed on Thursday.

Alan Shipnuck answers questons about rowdy New York golf fans at the Bethpage PGA Championship, Brooks Koepka’s likeability and more.

On Thursday afternoon Jack Nicklaus sat in a small room in the Augusta National press building. He was sucked into the Masters telecast like the rest of us.

Every week, GOLF senior writer Alan Shipnuck fields questions from the masses about hot topics in the golf world. This week, Shipnuck takes on Bryson DeChambeau’s unique talents, the controversial caddie ruling involving Haotong Li, and the new rules’ effect on the pro game.

With a two-shot win in the 100th PGA Championship, Koepka has emerged as the most dominant player of his generation.