Golf is a game of tradition, skill, and patience. As any experienced golfer knows, the game doesn’t always reward perfection.

Here's the scenario: You are just off the green and in a perfect spot to play a little bump-and-run shot. Although it's about 10 yards away, you notice there's a divot hole that hasn't been repaired.

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Taking a divot is a scary proposition for many amateurs — but should it be? Anyone who has watched superb golfers play (whether it be in person or on TV) often sees their divots flying gracefully ...

Tomo Golf's Ninja Kit divot tool made what can often feel like an obligatory chore - fixing ball marks - into something kind of fun. The post I Tried It: Tomo Golf's Ninja Kit divot tool is striking ...

Goodbye intimidation. That could be the New Jersey Academy of Golf's rallying theme for beginners and veterans looking to refine their game. Acclaimed golf instructor Bruce Chelucci - whose clients ...

GRAND FORKS — An array of starter clubs lined the putting green at King’s Walk Golf Course on a recent Tuesday. Each new golfer steps up to use Grand Forks Central graduate Jim Hackenberg’s latest ...

GAYLORD, MI – Even Mother Nature knows its U.S. Open week. Groundskeepers have been getting Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania ready for the top golfers in the world, crafting challenges on the ...