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I haven't gone into "rant" mode in this column for some time.

But nothing gets me ranting faster than seeing technology used to block the free flow of content on …

It is truly a sign of the times; I recently received a comment from Malcolm Milburn on my post titled The Screws Tighten.

Malcolm writes that he has become so concerned over the financial crisis – …

Olympic Golf circa 1910

Okay. I stand corrected. Partially.

Recently, I wrote about a site where interested individuals could cast a vote – yea or nay – on whether golf should be an Olympic sport in…

Folks: I am currently dealing with a family emergency which is the reason I haven't been putting new material in this space for the past week. I'm afraid that is going to continue for much o…

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In keeping with yesterday's theme of presidents who play golf, I came across an amusing and enlightening story about President Bill Clinton's golf game.

Clinton app…

In these growing deflationary times, cash – as I keep saying – is king. A dollar, yuan, yen, euro or pound sterling goes further because it buys more.

Well, I'm not alone in that thinking. Fran…

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In late November of 2008, the English Golf Union ruled that distance measuring devices would be legal for use in its championships throughout 2009.

The EGU is the governing body o…

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When Pete Sampras retired from the game of tennis in 2002, he left the game behind and took up golf. Played every day for nearly 3 years. And decided that wasn't for him.

&…

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What's the matter with golf today? I ask that question after reading an opinion piece on the current state of the professional game with which I find myself agreeing…

I came across a very interesting story on Geoff Shackelford's fine blog. He, in turn, spotted the original and fleshed it out.

It's a fascinating take on how some of the big guns on the PGA…