Too hot for the game's good

Article Abstract:

Legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus is on a crusade to ban hot balls from the professional tour and replace them with shorter-distance balls in order to make the game interesting and challenging. Many top golfers are in support of this idea, though others are against the notion of limiting technology.

Innovations, History, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Golfers, Golf, Golf balls, Professional Golfers' Association, Golf rules

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Fit grips to your shot pattern

Article Abstract:

Experimenting with different sizes of golf grips can improve a golfer's game. Thin golf grips are best for a right-to-left flight pattern, while thicker grips will provide an opposite line of flight.

Design and construction, Golf clubs (Sporting goods)

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In praise of the PGA

Article Abstract:

A professional golfer explains why the PGA Championship is the best of all four major golf tournaments. It is more inclusive to golfers and it changes from new to old golf courses for variety.

Appreciation, Professional Golfers' Association Championship

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