We're sure to see plenty of memorable shots hit at Merion this month, but will any go down in golfing lore? Charlie Schroeder highlights some of the most famous moments in US Open...
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Dale Concannon recounts the remarkable history of Ben Hogan's 1950 US Open win, arguably the most courageous comeback the game has ever seen.
It has taken over two decades for the US Open to return to the East Course at Merion, one of the most historic clubs in America. But as Paul Prendergast explains, the wait will be more than worth...
Roger McStravick profiles Willie Park, Sr – winner of the very first Open Championship, but a player who never enjoyed the adulation that his rivals – men like "Old" Tom Morris and Allan Robertson...
The play of Guan Tian-lang, the Chinese 14-year-old amateur, at The Masters was truly sensational, but here's hoping he follows the advice of his mentors and focuses on his long term goals
Lewine Mair talks to two-time Women's British Open champion Jiyai Shin about the different approaches players from Asia and their counterparts in Europe and the US take to the game
From customizable balls to adjustable drivers and funky grips, Charlie Schroeder picks 10 of his favourite new releases
Reigning Hong Kong Open champion Miguel Angel Jiménez is back in action on the European Tour after recovering from breaking his leg in a skiing accident in December, although the popular Spaniard...
With the launch of the 2013 version of the wildly successful Pro V1 and Pro V1x, Titleist's stranglehold on the premium ball market shows no sign of slowing
The Hong Kong-based CEO of the Faldo Series, Sir Nick Faldo's industry-leading youth development programme, tells us about a solid showing at Chung Shan, his thrill for watching the likes of Rory...