Lorne Rubenstein

Slow play a creeping plague on the game

Slow play is a virus that has been hurting the game for years, and it’s getting worse

Ames absence explained

Calgary golfer's absence at TPC Sawgrass is all about status

Staying the course

There’s a lot to be said for keeping a tournament at the same, exceptional course

Watson doing what's best for Bubba

Watson could decide not to ever play again, and that would be just fine

Containing costs an ongoing challenge

Given the financial constraints, it remains to be seen whether all the team events will continue

Golf Canada's growing pains

President Diane Dunlop-Hébert is not tone-deaf to the issues organization faces

DeLaet makes giant leap in PGA rankings

Weyburn, Sask., golfer has big weekend at Zurich Classic

Tiger's fascination with Moe Norman

Said Woods, 'It’s frightening how straight he hits it. The ball doesn’t move.'

Is Bubba really the 'next one'

Planet golf salivating over the prospect Watson could take the game to new heights of popularity

For many players, handicaps heading higher

New system adopted in Canada allows posting of higher scores

Hearn makes strong showing in Texas

32-year-old from Brantford, Ont. finishes 11th in weekend PGA tournament

Calcavecchia continues to entertain

Former Open champion talks about his much-anticipated return to Canada

Former 'it girl' turns full attention to golf

With university in rear-view mirror, Michelle Wie seeks to live up to long-awaited potential

Don't look for Bubba at the Canadian Open

Sponsorship commitment has Masters champion playing in Europe that week

Golf’s underrated players

It’s interesting to watch what happens to players who win their first majors

The Wow Factor

It has to have been a difficult shot, almost impossible to imagine, never mind pull off

Happy 95th birthday, Gord de Laat

de Laat has both lived and witnessed a very large part of Canadian golf history

Golf the Bubba way

Bubba has fun shaping shots, hitting what's in his mind’s eye, reminiscent of Seve Ballesteros

The Masters endures, as do my memories

Thirty years have passed since I covered my first Masters

My memories of playing Augusta

If you can think your way around Augusta, you should be able to play to your handicap

The nomadic golf life of Andrew Parr

He’s fighting the good fight and he’s showing plenty of promise without any security

Champions Tour succeeding in Montreal

Montreal-based Synchro Sports have made strong strides with fledgling event

Giving women's golf its due

Women's golf overshadowed despite some sensational play from Yani Tseng and others

Tiger shows he can still master the game

Woods simply plays the game like nobody else when he’s on

Pipeline Moe always put on a show

He looked unlike any other golfer I’d seen ...He looked like a lion awakening from slumber

Palmer strengthens his Canadian ties

The Quagmire fellows are having fun while growing their business with one of golf’s icons

Back to TPC Sawgrass Stadium course

Twenty-eight years had passed since I last played the Pete Dye creation

JC Deacon helping lead Rebel revival

Former Canadian amateur standout giving back to the game that game him so much

When reaction supersedes common sense

In a world of reality TV, the interview with Ernie Els is ultimate reality TV for golf

Weir looks to ease his pain in Spain

Masters champion continues to try to find his game and confidence

Golfing with... Nick Price, David Hearn & Olin Browne

Canadians hold their own against major champions in friendly match

Owning the swing by changing the grip

Golf is in the details, and, as Ben Hogan used to say, "Good golf begins with a good grip"

Rose ready to bloom in golf majors

Four years ago, Rose was 'making noise with a well-rounded golf game'

Why Bubba has Tiger and Lefty beat

Watson, a true savant at slapping shots, the one to follow on the PGA Tour

Legends retain their quality

Marlene Streit and JoAnne Carner’s talent, competitiveness continue to shine

Golf rivalries nothing but a trumped-up notion

People are all a-flutter about the supposed rivalry between McIlroy and Woods. Let's get real.

McIlroy, Woods get what they came for

McIlroy's ascension comes just as Woods appears to be finding his stride

Time to feel, not to think, or overthink

Is it possible golfers with swing troubles can learn from how they perform hitting trouble shots

Tiger grinds it out to make the cut at Honda Classic

It’s amazing what happens in a few holes around Tiger

Lunch with Nick Price and Mike Weir

Three-time major winner Price says focus should be on scoring, less on swinging

Zokol resurfaces at Predator Ridge

The 53-year-old two-time PGA Tour winner will help guide and lead the resort’s long-term plan

Palm Beach a hot bed for golfers, courses

A quick look at some of the private clubs within a short drive of this week’s Honda Classic

You've lost that putting feeling

The answer is simple, and obvious. The route to the answer isn’t

Keegan Bradley's 'Norton' routine

His stutter-stop, back and forth, when will it stop, pre-shot routine

Zokol expanded golf’s scope at Sagebrush

Sagebrush will always be associated with Zokol, no matter what happens there

Golf stares into belly of the beast

Proliferation of long putters in pro game generates debate, prompts re-examination of rules

Honda Classic gets Tiger treatment

Forget his recent struggles, every tournament director on the PGA Tour wants Woods

Thinking about 'cool shots'

Players hit many cool shots and over the weekend, Mickelson and Pavin hit two of the coolest

Tiger seeks 'unconscious competence'

While he’s made progress, Tiger hasn’t looked anything like his old, winning, blow them all away golfing self

Pebble’s the star as Woods, Weir make 2012 PGA debuts

A look back at some of the iconic course’s most memorable moments