It’s hard to discuss the history of golf without mentioning Baltusrol Golf Club. Founded in 1895 and named after Baltus Roll, a farmer who was murdered by thieves outside his house on nearby Watchung ...

Golfers with a 12th-century monastery in Italy are calling out contemporaries.

Discreetly tucked into the Pittsburgh suburbs lies a 122-year-old brute that has become synonymous with the toughest test in the game: the United States Open. Founded by Henry Fownes as a Darwinian ...

Founding members of Seminole Golf Club included E.F. “Ned” Hutton, who wintered on the island with his cereal-heiress wife, Marjorie Merriweather Post, in their 1927-completed estate, Mar-a-Lago.

Royal Liverpool Golf Club scorecard, a look at par for the course, its major history, how much it costs to play and more for the 2023 Open Championship venue. For the 2023 Open Championship, the golf ...

Welcome to the second installment of “This Day in Golf History,” a new weekly series running every Saturday on the Golf Heritage Society blog. Each week, I’ll dig into the archives to uncover those ...

There is a certain kind of golf history that rarely gets the full spotlight. It is not always wrapped in green jackets, major trophies, or grainy footage of iconic swings. Sometimes, it lives in ...

There is a phrase I hear more often than almost anything else in golf: “That’s the way we’ve always done it.” Sometimes it is spoken with pride. Sometimes it is used as a reason not to change.