Audubon International Executive Director Christine Kane talks golf’s progressing stewardship, social impact and perception.

Editor’s note: I generally enjoy and respect the letters to the editor we get, but this one struck a nerve with me. I’ve always thought …

Here’s how Zach Reineking and his team prepare for the first U.S. Open in Wisconsin.

This year’s U.S. Open won’t be another Chambers Bay, and that’s too bad. With Chambers Bay in 2015, the USGA played a pivotal role in starting the conversation about what kind of conditioning constitutes a good playing surface.

President Donald Trump issued an executive order in late February to withdraw revisions to the 1972 Clean Water Act. The rescinded rules – first introduced by the Obama administration in 2014 – would have changed the definition of Waters of the United States.

Technology systems are going to change the way superintendents view everything on their golf course.

I have nothing but optimism for its resurgence in 2017 and beyond.

Here are 3 reasons why golf is turning around.