Max Adler

Ryder Cup 2025: How everyday golfers can change the U.S. team going forward

The five-time PGA Tour winner is deciding whether to be the first Ryder Cup playing captain since Arnold Palmer in 1963. And the similarities don't stop there

Why are the golf drinking customs of America and the British Isles so different? Here are five reasons.

The game's soul is in good hands with this influx of youth caddies.

What we didn't know about Angel Cabrera's uncomfortable return

Masters 2025: What’s 'appropriate' attire at Augusta National?

There's a reason Scheffler is the Master of His World. The man's unflappable.

Wouldn’t it be nice if we just trusted each other?

Masters treasures went missing, then the FBI showed up

What’s it like being on a team for a living in golf? We asked Jon Rahm, Brooks Koepka and other LIV Golf captains.

Happy birthday, Golf Digest. And welcome to our year of celebration.

The "Jureller Open" has become a golf staple with one of the most important prizes in the sport.

We're set to award the most remarkable feats from all golfers in 2024

USGA CEO Mike Whan on infighting, the ball rollback, paying amateurs and the issue that keeps him up at night

Like dating apps, golf collectives land tee times for users with various understandings.

Rafael Nadal may be the leader in the clubhouse, but there's a bounty of strong cross-sport athletes.

Dare we say everything in the golf world is starting to make sense? A horse named Dornoch won the Belmont Stakes, and a week later a hoss named DeChambeau wins by a nose over another favorite down the stretch at Pinehurst. We felt this was coming. Four weeks ago, 36 hours after Bryson DeChambeau left Kentucky drained from a thrilling Sunday 65 and runner-up finish to Xander Schauffele at the PGA Championship, he welcomed a Golf Digest production crew into his under-construction Dallas home with…

Where is the best golf town in America? At first the mind wanders southerly, looking for clusters of famous or at least very good courses with warm weather. But that’s a narrow approach. Maybe a better consideration is, where would you raise your children if you were hellbent on cultivating within them your love for the game? A properly golf-obsessed mom or dad can do that anywhere, of course, but it’s easier if there’s a village. We should be able to find places in this country where the whole…

We’re coming on three decades since Tiger Woods started shaking the world on its axis and inspiring kids in every neighborhood, and golf’s still as white as ever. The number of Black pros at the highest level can be counted on one hand, and the elite amateur and college ranks don’t look much different. Several noble organizations have done great work introducing golf to kids who otherwise would not ever grip a club, but as far as keeping them in the game long enough to develop the skills and pas…

This May I’m missing my 20-year college reunion to play in a four-day event celebrating the 25th anniversary of Bandon Dunes, at Bandon Dunes. If only more of life’s decisions were this kind of hard. I equate it with choosing music or no music on the golf course. Either way, I’m going to have a great time, though it’s possible my choice could disappoint or even offend a friend. In college, I took an art class, and there was a paint-splattered stereo at the back of the studio. With enthusiasm, I…