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A 15-year streak comes to an end for Zach Johnson, highlighting his remarkable consistency over time

The two-time major champion fell outside of the top 100 in the Official World Golf Ranking for the first time in a very long time on Monday.

Our favorite golf dogs who rule the courses near you

Golf has a history with dogs that dates back to the origins of the game in Scotland.

“Don’t Ask What I Shot”: The story behind the vintage slogan

Be like Ike this July with Golf Digest SELECT's “Don't Ask What I Shot” Collection

Kawhi Leonard, don’t go to the Lakers

Ezra ShawKawhi, please don't do it. Don't go to L.A. and ruin the NBA. Here are six very good reasons.
1. You rule. You are the board man…the board man who gets paid. You're the dude who turned working-man humility into superstardom. The Lakers, on the other hand, suck. They are about glitz and glamour and wouldn't know a lunch pail if it starred in an overrated Oscar-winning movie. You are the antithesis of the Lakers.
2. Their coaching situation is an unmitigated disaster, and LeBron is going to make it worse because the only thing he loves than being extremely good at basketball is sabotaging his coaches. Their management is also hot garbage, and on the verge of mortgaging the future for nothing. That would be ideal! You shouldn't bail them out on their series of very bad decisions by letting them form a super-team. Speaking of….
3. You are the super team killer. You killed the Miami Heat in the NBA finals. You killed the Warriors in the NBA finals. You ..

Lashley overcomes tragedy, rising star overcomes rat poisoning and questionable drug ban for breakthrough, and a former prodigy’s ominous future: What you missed

An emotional weekend in golf featured the triumph of Nate Lashley, redemption of Christiaan Bezuidenhout and a temporary goodbye to Michelle Wie.

Here’s the prize money payout for each golfer at the 2019 U.S. Senior Open

The overall purse at the Warren Golf Course at Notre Dame was $4 million with winner Steve Sticker taking home $700,000 for his victory

An emotional Steve Stricker talks about his dominant win at the U.S. Senior Open

newly crowned Champion Steve Stricker accepts his trophy and medal. Steve talks with Joel Klatt about his play and becomes emotional as his big win sets in.