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Jeff Hart knows a bit about PGA Tour Q-school. With 16 starts at the annual pressure cooker, no one understands the event better -- or might miss it more -- than Hart, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

Dave Pelz The USGA and R&A are expected to make a decision on the long putter's future on Wednesday morning. Golf Magazine short game expert Dave Pelz has one last message to the committees: for the good of the game, don...

Gary Van Sickle By banning anchored putting, the USGA and R&A will do more harm than good.

Keegan Bradley is gearing up to fight the governing bodies of golf if they decide to ban the long putter, and the American is hoping others will rally around the cause, too.

A Singapore court ruled against the Asian Tour in a restraint of trade case on Tuesday and ordered it to repay fines imposed on four golfers.

Lee Westwood wowed the crowds at the Thailand Golf Championship last year by flirting with a 59 in the first round of the Asian Tour event and the world number six would be more than happy with a similar start to his tit...