It takes no special talent to take a divot. Any golfer can tear up a patch of turf on a tee box or a fairway. But repairing the damage? That’s a task that not everyone has mastered. Stanley Reedy is ...

A hail storm in Edmond, Ok., earlier this week wreaked havoc on Rose Creek Golf Club, which was set to host its annual member-guest starting on Thursday. Damage to all 18 greens made the golf course ...

There is perhaps no greater edict in all of golf etiquette than this: Take care of the golf course! From raking bunkers to disposing of trash, it’s one of the game’s great imperatives that we leave ...

Tuesday night’s hail storm left quite a mess at Rose Creek Golf Club just days before its biggest tournament of the year. But volunteers knew there was no time to waste, hundreds helped repair the ...

For the purpose of this article, consider the following definitions of good players and good golfers. Good players have low handicaps, usually hit the ball a mile, and occasionally post very low ...

EAST GULL LAKE -- Nobody swung a club Monday morning, July 8, on Bobby’s Legacy golf course at Cragun’s. The Bobby’s Legacy course was closed due to green aeration, but that did not stop a group of 10 ...

Q: What is your opinion on taking divots with all iron shots? I seem to get the same distance whether I "pick" the ball or take a divot and tear up the fairway or tee box? Should I be taking divots ...

It’s infuriating. You hit a perfect drive, march off the tee with a spring in your step, and then arrive at your ball only to see it has nestled down in an unrepaired divot. It’s less of a problem for ...