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A chronological list of articles, audio, video, and other types of content as presented by LinkedGolfers experts and members.
The New Rules of Golf
There's no better time to familiarize yourself with the new rules of golf--the "biggest rules overhaul since 1984."
Charity Golf Competition Goes to Extremes
| Charity, News, Tournaments
Participants in unique golf challenge will go to Hell, emerge from Heaven, over the course of a single day.
Last Call to Win It All
A few clicks of the mouse and 30 seconds is about all you need give yourself a chance to win a round of golf at a real Georgia gem with Tour Pro and Open Champ Stewart Cink (a real honor by itself), plus a whole host of other additions.
World Handicap System Changes Revealed in Detail to General Public
Golf's governing bodies have taken the wraps off of their planned World Handicap System, an attempt to unify the systems and math that measure how you stack up.
Tommy’s Honour Premiere Weekend: A Hickory Invitation That Spans the Nation
Play a round, grab a bite, and catch a flick with thousands of hickory golfers across the nation.
Talking GolfGetaways, Ep. 61: Emergency 9 with “Tommy’s Honour” director Jason Connery
In Talking GolfGetaways, Ep. 61, hosts Mitch Laurance and Darin Bunch, quiz Tommy's Honour Director Jason Connery about his personal favorite destinations.
Talking Golf Getaways, Ep. 60: Jason Connery Discusses Tommy’s Honour
In Episode 60 of Talking Golf Getaways, our friends Mitch Laurance and Darin Bunch talk with Tommy's Honour Director Jason Connery about Old and Young Tom Morris's impact on the game, re-creating a vintage version of the Old Course at St. Andrews, and how “Tommy” paved the way for...
Hickory Golf: Turn Back Time Challenge
Elite pros showcase the pleasures of hickory golf at Omega European Masters.
The Big Three: Willie Park, Tom Morris, and Allan Robertson, by Golf Historian David Joy.
