By Andrew P. Napolitano
The president's men trash the Constitution to pursue antagonists
Zach Johnson always feels good when he gets to Colonial.
Tiger Woods is the overwhelming favorite when the Masters begins on Thursday. Trouble is, Augusta National doesn't play favorites.
The youngest of the four majors has among the richest history, a product of the Masters returning to the same course every year.
A hole-by-hole look at Augusta National, site of the 77th Masters to be played April 11-14, with famous shots played at each one, and where each hole ranks in difficulty since 1934:
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Arnold Palmer reached for a black pen and a blank piece of paper, and for a moment, he went back in time to the first grade.
The latest entry into a popular video game franchise not only stars Mr. Woods in all of his motion-captured glory, but also features a slew of superstars from the past and present ready to attack the fairways.
Tiger Woods was on the ballot when the PGA Tour began voting on its annual awards, but only in one category.
This has been the year of the comeback on the PGA Tour, with 11 players coming from at least four shots behind to win in the final round.
Mark Calcavecchia won the British Open in 1989 at Royal Troon and asked a question that surely was on everyone's mind.
Picking the best five from the oldest championship in golf isn't easy, not with 150 years of history.
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Merion Golf Club's rich history is undeniable. Now, the club that boasts Jones, Hogan and Nicklaus among its past champions is prepared to add to its honor roll.
Graeme McDowell joined an exclusive club Sunday.
Graeme McDowell knows how quickly it all can change on Sunday at the U.S. Open.
"We're not worried about the score. ... I think the pros will enjoy playing here, playing where Hogan walked," he said.
It's where Ben Hogan claimed the 1950 Open a little more than a year after surviving a horrible car crash.
