Andrew Beaton

Rangefinders on the PGA Tour. Quicker ways to penalize strokes when players take too long. The war against slow golf is finally here: https://t.co/rNc67Wc2Af

The repeated near collapses and epic shots that saved the day can obscure a key reason why Rory McIlroy is a now a Masters and grand slam champion. He has now combined his absurd skills with advanced course management—and he's playing better than ever. https://t.co/zPbDoFtc4f

Normally, they'd be obsessing over their portfolios. Instead, they went to the Masters, ditched their phones and when stocks went crazy yesterday, they had no idea. Until I told them. "The market's ripping?" The market was, in fact, ripping. https://t.co/d1eHowBsJN

One lesser known Masters tradition unlike any other: Augusta National gifting scores of tickets to government officials. "This is a recipe for making sure that this powerful golf club actually controls the city." With @louiseradnofsky: https://t.co/85oaDOtsW3

In the NIL era, the collectives and boosters paying for top talent isn't usually a secret. But who's paying for Cooper Flagg and Duke's star-studded roster has been tightly held. Until now. The dark money behind the top team in college basketball: https://t.co/cBnc7ZD2ES

Replay reviews have become the truly mad part about the NCAA tournament. So we took out our stopwatches to figure out just how much time they've eaten up—and it's nearly three games' worth of action. https://t.co/Js5SGdf3V4

The @WSJ's resident upsetologist @JohnEzekowitz is back with his picks for this year's NCAA tournament. The easiest way to look like a genius in your office bracket pool is by listening to him. https://t.co/CtIQccw07d

The official @WSJ March Madness bracket advice: Don't pick Duke. With @bzcohen: https://t.co/s6GExNSPJi

The biggest wildcard of NFL free agency is if any team gambles on Aaron Rodgers. But there's a strong reason to believe he should play better than last year—and be the potential steal of the offseason. https://t.co/s6jdHT9InH

The Bengals are usually reluctant to give out big money, long-term deals to non-quarterbacks. But something has to give this offseason with Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins and Trey Hendrickson. For @WSJSports: https://t.co/ioZTsNv4Y5

RT @radamsWSJ: When unseasonably warm temperatures left the Iditarod course unusable, organizers were forced to reconfigure a 1,128-mile co…

When there's no data showing that the Tush Push is actually more dangerous, the push to ban it looks suspiciously like an attempt to get rid of a play from the game purely because it drives teams crazy trying to stop it. https://t.co/IVTSjdioI3

A bevy of NFL teams head into this offseason looking for a new quarterback. The problem: there aren't many desirable options. https://t.co/gXuRvl45dt

RT @andrewlbeaton: AimPoint is driving golf completely crazy. So to make sense of it, I spoke to its pioneer, players and coaches about t…

AimPoint is driving golf completely crazy. So to make sense of it, I spoke to its pioneer, players and coaches about the technique sweeping the sport that has golfers straddling their lines like they're on an invisible seesaw. For @WSJSports: https://t.co/bsc3EIZ6A3

RT @bzcohen: One man has worked on Saturday Night Live for 50 years and built the show from the very first episode.  And it’s not Lorne. h…

The Eagles are proof that winning is just as much about economics as Xs and Os. They constantly unlock value by identifying inefficiencies and taking unorthodox paths—like taking two corners early in the draft who turned around a defense. https://t.co/zrZlG7zLn7