11 hrs ago | GolfChannel
Scott joins legal coalition against anchor ban
Harry Manion, the Boston-area attorney who has been counseling a collection of PGA Tour players who use long putters since January, confirmed to GolfChannel.com on Friday that Masters champion Adam Scott is among the coalition that opposes the ban on anchoring.
13 hrs ago | WNFL-AM Green Bay
Woods heads potent field for next week's Memorial
Next week's Memorial tournament at Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio will feature one of the season's strongest fields with the world's top six players all taking part in the PGA Tour event hosted by Jack Nicklaus.
18 hrs ago | Central Western Daily
Anchors away? Wentworth pros split on putter ban
WENTWORTH Golf Club professional Todd Brakenridge doesn't have a problem with golfers in the Central West anchoring their putts.
Yesterday | The Sand Trap
Grip question for Erik, mvmac, etc.
I realize there's some variance to the grips used but I am curious where you guys like to see the V's of the hands lined up as a general rule of thumb.
MARSHALL: A lengthy discourse on long putters
In the summer of 1989, Orville Moody won the U.S. Senior Open Golf Championship at Laurel Valley Golf Club in Ligonier, Pa.
Els predicts battle over anchoring ban
Ernie Els has predicted a legal battle over the ban on anchoring putters set to come into force in 2016 and admitted he would not have won last year's British Open without a long putter.
Bayside Resort Golf Course hole number six is a par five that plays 555 yards from the Signature tees.
Mullet Over: Works of the devil
The oldest known recipe for brewing beer was recorded some 4,000 years ago in Sumer.
L.A. Parker: Sergio Garcia hurts himself with Tiger Woods 'chicken' comment
Garcia joked that "We'll be having round every night... and serving him fried chicken,' after being asked if he intended to dine with Tiger at next month's U.S. Open.
Burton, Wallace weigh in on golf rule change
Before determining whether a putt breaks to the right or left of the cup, golfers will have to make another calculation first.
PGA Tour, PGA of America picking wrong side of anchoring rule
The sport's governing bodies the United States Golf Association and the R&A in Europe officially adopted Rule 14-1b which, simply, makes anchoring the club illegal while putting.
Robinson: Ruling on long putters comes up short
Adam Scott is one of pro golf's poster boys for players inclined to anchor the long putter against the body.
Aussie PGA not rushing to ban belly putter
The PGA of Australia won't rush to ban anchored clubs despite the Royal & Ancient and US Golf Association opting to outlaw Adam Scott-style broomstick putters.
Rich Stevens: Golf's belly putter ban will leave indelible mark
PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem has plenty of allies in his opposition of the decision made by the Royal & Ancient and the United States Golf Association to ban the anchoring of the putting stroke.
Tour pros have mixed responses to anchored putting ban
Tour pros were vocal when the anchored putting ban was proposed in December. When the ban became official Tuesday morning, players didn't have quite as much to say, but some golfers still voiced their support, displeasure and confusion over the ruling.
Garcia on Tiger: 'You can't like everybody'
Sergio Garcia 's feud with Tiger Woods will not stop him shaking hands with the world No.
Anchored putters to go out of style from 2016
GOLF'S ruling bodies announced yesterday that anchored putters will be banned from the start of 2016.
Peter Uihlein's road less traveled paying off
Peter Uihlein took the road less traveled, but it was longer than the one, say, Jordan Spieth took to the PGA Tour.
Anchors away for putting in likely Tuesday announcement
Within the next 24 hours, professional and amateur golfers will likely know whether or not they will be permitted to use long putters anchored to any part of their body from 2016 onwards.
Oliver Goss making his mark in Tennessee
A win in a PGA Tour of Australasia event might well have immediatley enticed many 18 year old amateurs into a professional career but it would not be the case for West Australian Oliver Goss.