Who’s kicking himself most after the U.S. Open?
This week the Round Table picks the player kicking himself the hardest after the U.S. Open, debates Torrey Pines as a U.S. Open test and green reading books.
USGA
USGA announces special exemption for Phil Mickelson into the 2021 U.S. Open
Mickelson, 50, is a six-time U.S. Open runner-up, most in championship history, and has recorded ten top-10 finishes in 29 appearances.
USGA cancels U.S. Open qualifying in Ontario due to COVID-19 restrictions
Qualifying was scheduled to take place at Cherry Hill GC, TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley and Rattlesnake Point
One course to play for the rest of your life
This week the panel debates the value of Pro-Ams on the PGA Tour, Mike Whan heading up the USGA and one course to play for the rest of your life.
The R&A and USGA modernize Amateur Status Rules
“We understand and value how important amateur status is for the millions of golfers at every age and skill level who enjoy competitive events at their home courses.”
USGA names former LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan as its new CEO
His transition follows an impressive 11 years at the helm of the LPGA, during which the organization experienced historic growth in virtually every aspect of the business.
Is Jordan Spieth ready to win again?
This week the Round Table comments on a sizzling performance by Jordan Spieth at the Waste Management Phoenix Open and weighs in on the latest distance debate.
Golf Associations announce golf equipment research topics and proposed changes
Research topics include potential Local Rule and review of club and ball specifications to help mitigate continuing distance increases
USGA Advances Pivotal Work to Chart a Sustainable Future for Golf Courses and the Game
Industry-wide collaboration prioritizes the game’s environmental and economic sustainability
