Jaime Diaz
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What made Tiger Woods great?
Five players who know about going from good to transcendent—Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Lee Trevino, Johnny Miller & Nick Faldo—access Woods' game → Read More
Tiger Woods' latest comeback comes with more than a small dose of optimism
There's actually reason to think this time as Tiger Woods attempts to make a comeback to competitive golf things will be different → Read More
Fred Ridley takes the lead at Augusta
Fred Ridley becomes Masters chairman aware of his strengths—and how he's different from the man he's replacing → Read More
The long view on golf's new fascination with short courses
The Cradle at Pinehurst is the latest example of the game embracing par-3 short courses as fast, cheap and fun alternatives for golfers of all skills → Read More
The PGA Tour’s player-of-the-year race is over
Justin Thomas seems to have PGA Tour's Player of the Year honors wrapped up after having five wins, including a major. But Jordan Spieth might say otherwise → Read More
Billy Payne: The man with the plan
With his many accomplishments as chairman of Augusta National, Billy Payne helped the club and the Masters grow in stature and import → Read More
PGA Championship 2017: Jordan Spieth falls flat, spelling likely end to Grand Slam bid
PGA Championship 2017: Jordan Spieth falls flat, spelling likely end to Grand Slam bid → Read More
PGA Championship 2017: A rebuilt swing has Kevin Kisner ready for his major moment
Kevin Kisner knew he needed a fix to get into contention at majors. So he and instructor John Tillery have rebuilt a swing that's got him on top at Quail Hollow → Read More
PGA Championship 2017: Why Quail Hollow is shaping up to be the year's toughest test
Here's why Quail Hollow is shaping up to be the year's toughest test → Read More
PGA Championship 2017: Jimmy Walker's title defense isn't playing out at all like he imagined
Jimmy Walker could never have predicted the year he would have after winning the 2016 PGA Championship → Read More
PGA Championship 2017: Jordan Spieth chases golf immortality
Jordan Spieth is a PGA away from the career Grand Slam at age 24. What are his chances at Quail Hollow and where would his Slam rank in golf history? → Read More
Why is Bernhard Langer guilty until proven innocent?
The Hall of Fame golfer says he's not anchoring. So does the USGA, the R&A and the PGA Tour Champions. Isn't it time, then, for the controversy to stop? → Read More
What Now, Tiger?
In the wake of his latest back injury and his very public arrest for DUI, here are six questions for a player who once had all the answers. → Read More
Where Jordan Spieth is showing true greatness
En route to victory at the British Open, the now three-time major winner displayed a short-game that is currently without peer. → Read More
Assessing Brandon Grace's 62: He got some help, but still managed what no one could before
Assessing Brandon Grace's 62: He got some help, but still managed what no one could → Read More
British Open 2017: Hideki Matsuyama might be golf's most underrated player
Japan's Hideki Matsuyama, a talented and dedicated golfer, might be the game's most underrated player → Read More
What golf will miss the most about Sandy Tatum
There have been few golf people better to listen to than Sandy Tatum, the former USGA president who sadly died Thursday at age 96. → Read More
Where does Justin Thomas' round rank among the 63s in majors?
Justin Thomas' 63 on Saturday at Erin Hills during the third round of the U.S. Open was memorable but where does it rank among the 63s shot in majors? → Read More
U.S. Open 2017: Everybody loses when players don't come to the interview room
When Rickie Fowler decided not to go to the interview room after his record-tying opening round 65 at the U.S. Open, he hurt himself and hurt the game. → Read More
Don't call Erin Hills a pushover just yet
There were red numbers shot during the first round of the U.S. Open. But Erin Hills presented a challenge that's only going to get tougher in the days ahead → Read More