| Kurt Kitayama, once dubbed āThe Projectā by his UNLV teammates, breaks from the pack to win Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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In the spirit of Arnie, PGA Tour evolves boldly
In the shadow of Arnold Palmerās statue at Bay Hill, the PGA Tour takes another step in its metamorphosis, announcing limited-field and no-cut events. Our Ron Green Jr. has the story. |
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Club pro heeds own lessons at Bay HillA few minutes past sunup Saturday during the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Ritz-Carlton Golf Club pro Greg Koch borrowed a page from his lesson plan to make a par and the cut at Bay Hill. |
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GGPWomen: FSGA is revitalizing womenās mid-am golfThe Florida State Golf Association is working to make competitive golf accessible to women of all ages, including mid-amateurs. Our Lindsey Spatola has the story in GGPās new product,Ā GGPWomen. |
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Mind gamesOur Lewine Mair, whose husband, Norman, dealt with dementia for eight years before his death in 2014, writes of his illness and of other forms of mental difficulties as these issues pertain to those who play golf. |
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Gasparilla winner Wilson mentors and excelsBrendon Wilson, a 45-year-old mid-am who recently captured the Gasparilla Invitational by tying the tournament scoring record, also scores big by mentoring Tennessee amateurs. Our Sean Fairholm has the story. |
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Lost in transitionWill someone in the brotherhood of golf lend our John Hopkins a hand? He has a problem with the speed of his downswing. He writes that he has absolutely no control of it because he doesnāt know what happens during its passage. Read more in this weekās rendition of the Divot. |
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GGPĀ readers writeReactions from readers vary when it comes to recent GGP stories about LIV Golf, the PGA Tour, the USGA and more. Readersā comments, full of intriguing opinions, appear in this weekās rendition of Itās Your Honor. |
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āLiving a golf dreamāLarry Mize, the only Augusta, Georgia, native to win the Masters, will make his 40th and final start in the tournament next month. Our Scott Michaux has the story. |
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