Sometimes, winning a golf tournament is as much about persistence as it is about playing well.

There was no shortage of tournament golf being played around the Sandhills this past week.

Every now and then, a number comes along in golf that makes you stop and do a little math.

Well, after nearly five years of uncertainty, golf fans finally got something they've been waiting for: a clearer picture of where professional golf may be headed.

One of the things I love most about the history of the game in and around Moore County is its rich legacy of amateur golf. Up and down the East

The Union Pines Vikings left no doubt Friday night as they delivered a statement victory in their homecoming game, dismantling the Triton Hawks 56-0 in a one-sided matchup that showcased

The old-school formula of a bruising ground attack backed by a stout defense proved successful again Friday night at John Williams Stadium.

In head coach Tramaine Pride’s maiden voyage leading the Pinecrest boys basketball program Friday night, the Patriots showed grit and toughness against a T.W. Andrews squad boasting impressive speed, size,

Pinehurst resident Savera Sandhu wrapped up an impressive two-week stretch in her own backyard with another strong showing at the 124th North & South Women's Amateur Championship at Pinehurst Resort,

Emilia Doran's return to the North & South Women's Amateur Championship couldn't have gone much better.

Where did the summer golf season go? It’s mid-August, and we’re launching into what I refer to as “Cup Season” in golf. The FedEx Cup playoffs kicked off this past

Call me old school. Call me nostalgic for a bygone era. Call me a traditionalist. But I still love the printed word. Always have.

For all the noise surrounding the news coming out about LIV Golf this past week or so, two things have come into sharper focus in this writer’s mind — one

One of the things that makes golf in the Carolinas — and particularly here in Moore County — so special is the deep sense of history behind many of the

With most of our local golf courses temporarily quiet after winter’s visit to the Sandhills the past two weekends, there’s a bit more room than usual in this week’s column.

It may be cold outside this week as we all peer out at covered greens and empty fairways, but the turn of the calendar page to February this morning brings

Is it just me, or has the game’s ongoing civil war between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf reached a point where it feels less like a fresh feud and

Golf. It’s a storied game, and a game of stories. And nowhere are those stories richer, deeper or more revered than right here in Moore County, proudly recognized as home

With the Memorial Day holiday now in the rear-view mirror, it is unofficially summer. And here in Moore County, summer means many things — longer days, warmer mornings, and golf

Summer golf is in full swing across the Sandhills as our area clubs and golf associations fill the calendar with tournaments, championships and member events.