Jason Deegan

2 days ago | golfpass.com | Jason Deegan

(GolfPass may receive a commission on products purchased through links in this article.)With golf's popularity swelling, it seems that a steady stream of golf books keeps rolling year after year. Books involving caddies, a barrier-breaking player and one of golf's legendary businessmen have crossed my desk this year. I haven't had the chance to finish some of them, but I can promise you that any golfers will enjoy reading all of them.

3 days ago | golfpass.com | Tim Gavrich |Jason Deegan

The Quail Hollow Club has become a since familiar sight to golf fans as it continues to host big events, from the PGA TOUR's Wells Fargo Championship to the 2017 PGA Championship, 2022 Presidents Cup and the upcoming 2025 PGA Championship. For the most part, Quail Hollow is very much in the mold of typical modern championship layouts: large in scale, broad-shouldered and long, with narrow fairways, plenty of water, greens that accommodate a good variety of hole locations and pearly white bunkers.

1 week ago | golfpass.com | Jason Deegan

I got my first bucket-list bag tag when I visited Pinehurst in 1999, playing all eight courses in four days. Not bad for my first golf writing assignment. A quarter-century and 1,100+ courses later, I've got more than 100 bag tags from all sorts of famous courses. By my estimate, I've got bag tags from golf courses in 12 different countries and nearly 30 different states. All of which begs the question: Which courses are bag tag-worthy?

1 week ago | golfpass.com | Jason Deegan |Tim Gavrich

(Note: This article will be updated periodically as we review more new golf shirt and apparel brands. Please bookmark this page for easy reference. GolfPass may earn a commission on certain products linked in this article.)Perhaps the best part of modern golf is the relaxation of the dress code. The proliferation of new companies and brands making golf attire is good for the game. We don't all have to look alike anymore.

1 week ago | golfpass.com | Jason Deegan

Grooming a young golfer can feel overwhelming to many parents. All of the lessons, equipment changes and tee times can feel like a financial drain. Finding somewhere to play and practice that won't break the bank is probably the no. 1 responsibility of the parent of a junior golfer. Many facilities that are friendliest to young golfers are short courses and very crowded (and often scruffy) municipal golf courses. There's nothing wrong with that.