Golf is not an obsession. It is much more than that.

Golf books. Golf videos. Golf magazines and golf social media. We read them all, but none of them rhyme.

The numbers don’t lie. Let’s talk about this one: 9%.

Golf etiquette is still worth talking about. Here’s why.

A win for women’s golf? Maybe.

Those golf socks you bought as a gift may mean more than you think.

The world became more virtual overnight. Where does that leave golf?

“Please” and “thank you” are just the beginning. Let’s see how being polite may be a reason for golf’s slow moving progression to equality.

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