Author Gene Wojciechowski, known for his writing chops in Los Angeles and Chicago and TV work at ESPN, takes readers on an enjoyable — albeit far-fetched — journey that any golfer would like to take.

Rory McIlroy may not have played his best golf to win a second successive Masters, but he showed again why he's a cut above anyone not named Scottie Scheffler — and even that is debatable.

Former tour pro Steve Wheatcroft bares his darkest moments and sees a light of hope in his memoir, “Cocktails and Range Balls: One’s Too Many, Ten’s Not Enough.”

How a simple slogan for this year's Players Championship reignited the debate over whether the PGA Tour's signature event should be elevated to golf's fifth major.

Say what you will about the five-time major champion, but the jump he made to LIV Golf in 2022 was right for him. And so is his PGA Tour return.

The time for Square Line Golf's new putter grip may be now.

The league continues to evolve with the move to 72-hole tournaments and larger fields, but it still has an awkward feel about its existence.

There is a beef to be had with the USGA. Missing from its robust schedule is the U.S. Parent-Child Championship, which would be immensely popular if it weren't for the logistical nightmares.

Best known as a player and analyst — and, yes, leader singer for Jake Trout and The Flounders — the 71-year-old believes he's on to something with the Skechers World Championship Cup ... and more.

The eight-time U.S. Ryder Cup team member and 1995 captain earned his right to voice an opinion, and the Hall of Famer didn't mince words about the recent edition — from chemistry to crowds.

Winning matters, but there is more that impacts this United States-Europe rivalry that reaches a crescendo every few years. Gary Van Sickle looks beyond the Ws to find the biggest difference makers.

Author Hank Gola's new book, “Ryder Cup Rivals: The Fiercest Battles for Golf's Holy Grail,” explains, through the lens of 13 Ryder Cups, how controversies and rivalries have shaped the matches.

Gary Van Sickle went the extra mile to compile the ultimate review of golf's entire 2025 major schedule — along with one that might require as asterisk.

Do you care that Jake Knapp finished outside the top 50 in the playoffs' first round? If the answer is no, then it's likely a sign that the current system is not generating enough excitement.

Jay Delsing was more than a PGA Tour journeyman. He was a collector of insider golf stories and now he's sharing them in his new book, "You Wouldn’t Believe Me If I Told You.”

Though the 21st century is barely a quarter old, the British major has already produced a dozen worthy outcomes. TFC contributor Gary Van Sickle ranks the finest.

The rough-hewn brute of a course just outside of Pittsburgh has a way of identifying true major champions and it is a select company.

Oakmont Country Club is rich with U.S. Open memories, having hosted nine prior to this year's, but one stands out for its particular uniqueness.

New book, “The Golf 100,” seeks to answer that question and ranks 98 other notable men and women players — but not Scottie Scheffler.

While a lot of pre-tourney talk concerns the newest member of the career Grand Slam club, there remain plenty of unanswered questions about this week. Don't worry, though, the Answer Man is here.