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Like 99% of you, I find slow play on the golf course I’m playing about as painful as root canal surgery but it doesn't have to be that way.

Jim Deeks advises that the course is tough, the rough is unbelievable and nobody should be expecting low scores, especially if the wind blows.

Not that anyone records this stuff, but his summer could be one of the best in many years for the volume and quality of spectator golf in the GTA.

Woodland and Henderson etched their way into history on Sunday. Jim Deeks writes that one may become a footnote, the other is already a fixture.

The 2019 RBC Canadian Open was a huge success from every aspect which has delighted Fairways columnist and former Canadian Open tournament director Jim Deeks

According to Fairways columnist Jim Deeks, there are plenty of things to see and do in Northern Ireland, even if you don't take your golf clubs.

A century ago, J. Douglas Edgar won the Canadian Open at Hamilton, but his exceptional golfing career was soon cut short in a murky episode.

Jim Deeks writes about Scott Burk's new book "Toronto's Lost Golf Courses", which illustrates the city, the people and the golf courses from another era.

Fairways columnist Jim Deeks lost his beloved Hogan irons after trading them for the latest and greatest something new that didn't work nearly as well.

Twenty years ago Jim Deeks launched a concept for connecting private club golfers that flopped. Now someone else has made it work.