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• Arnie would have loved our Ryder Cup victory

  By Quin Hillyer / 1 December 2016

  

  Americans shouldn’t read too much into the resounding U.S. victory in golf’s Ryder Cup this past weekend. But for the short term at least, it is indeed a Bidenesque “big […]

   

• US Golf Association blew ruling on DJ’s putt

  By Quin Hillyer / 23 June 2016

  

  The United States Golf Association published an e-address specifically asking for comment on its odd decision to assess a one-stroke penalty on eventual winner Dustin Johnson when his ball moved […]

   

• Gotta Love — (Davis Love) — This Year in Sports!

  By Quin Hillyer / 24 August 2015

  

  Yesterday’s improbable PGA Tour victory by 51-year-old Davis Love III adds to one of the best sports years in memory. Everywhere you look, you see epic stories, close finishes, and/or […]

   

• In golf: Game on!

  By Quin Hillyer / 11 May 2015

  

  Rickie Fowler’s stunning victory yesterday in the Players Championship is the best thing the world of professional golf has seen in a long, long time. Fowler’s victory in the world’s […]

   

• Ryder Cup Regrets

  By Quin Hillyer / 28 September 2014

  

  Perhaps the less said, the better, about the embarrassing American results in this year’s Ryder Cup and indeed in Ryder Cups in general dating back 20 years, apart from Ben […]

   

• The PGA is “Glory’s Last Shot” for good reason

  By Quin Hillyer / 6 August 2014

  

  The professional golf tour’s final “major” championship of the year, the PGA Championship, begins Thursday. I ahd hoped to find time to write a lengthier preview than this. In sum, though, […]