The president of Global Golf Management would ordinarily be helping organize dozens of pro tournaments, but now bides his time until competitive golf resumes
Peter Weiss: A California mayor defends golf as an essential outdoor activity
Peter Weiss oversees Oceanside, Calif., a coastal city of 176,000, and resisted closing his public courses until forced to by state mandate
Roland Merullo: Giving up golf after contracting the virus is a lesson in perspective
Roland Merullo, a novelist and Golf Digest contributor, had an all too personal experience with the coronavirus after contracting it in March
Sam Humphreys: Coronavirus just another hurdle in an unusual college golf career
Sam Humphrey's college experience involved six years, two schools and one cancer diagnosis before ending with his last semester wiped out by the coronavirus
Randall Wood: A course owner fights to save his business in an area ravaged by COVID-19
As owner of Haliburton Highlands Golf Course in Canada, Randall Wood must weigh the well-being of his business against the well-being of his customers
Nick Novak: A golf instructor finds purpose in helping veterans with PTSD during the lockdown
Nick Novak has been giving online lessons and instructions to veterans who need golf as an outlet now more than ever during this time of isolation
James Hong: Golf instructor looks for alternatives in the era of social distancing
James Hong, who specializes in teaching juniors, says golf instructors are going to be so much better at communicating remotely and in person moving forward
‘World’s Biggest Golf Lesson’ bringing more than 500 coaches together at a time when instructors are hurting for business
'World's Biggest Golf Lesson' is idea of teaching pros who wanted to motivate and encourage their colleagues at a difficult time in their business
The secret behind Ben Hogan’s “secret”
In an adaptation from a new book, how one of golf's most mystical figures straddled the line between art and science
Don Shula was a Hall of Fame coach and an avid golfer who had a Florida golf course named after him
Don Shula, who died on Monday, was a Hall of Fame coach and an avid golfer, who owned a condo at Pebble Beach and had a Florida golf course named after him