Josh Sens

When comedian Jake Adams published a video review of Boca Grove, in Florida, it led to a chain of events that triggered a $50 million suit.

Unbeknownst to even hardcore golf fans, this year's U.S. Open site used to have a neighbor, an 18-hole course anyone could play.

Drainage ditches pose complicated problems at Oakmont Country Club, but the Rules of Golf are clear on how to deal with them.

Like the steel that long sustained Pittsburgh's economy, Oakmont is hard. And hard to access. But there's lot of good public golf nearby.

For a private golf club, Oakmont has spent so much time in the public eye that many fans feel they know it. Do they, really?

Given Oakmont's storied history and world-class golf course, the price to join the 2025 U.S. Open host site might surprise you.

At the 2025 U.S. Open, the rough at notoriously challenging Oakmont stands to be more difficult than ever. Here's why.

With knee-high rough and greens that run like granite floors, Oakmont is a challenge for the world's best. What would it do to the rest of us?

On Friday at the RBC Canadian Open, Matthieu Pavon made a mess of a hole. Over the weekend, he made fun of himself.

Josh Goldenberg spent years trying to play his way into a PGA Tour event. After taking a desk job, he finally did.