I BEEN SAYIN

It’s getting late early at Bethpage—great one from Alan Shipnuck on day one’s big UGH skratch.golf/news/pro-golf/… #RyderCup

The good stuff. 👌 This is the merch you should actually be picking up this weekend at Bethpage.

Go off king.

We’ve reached Population Statistics level of head-loss here at Bethpage Black.

Folks I am saddened to report we are far too close to the reality of Ben on Golf S1.

Thing got visible-neck-vein chippy a day late and a stipend short

They are who we thought they were and we let em off the hook™️

Haters are furious

Don’t get distracted by the Team USA’s rally in singles - they have now lost 9 of the last 12 Ryder Cups, including three at home. How did we get here, and does the U.S. have the will to make the necessary changes? Put a lot into this one for Skratch. skratch.golf/news/pro-golf/…

It was a total dud and then it was almost an all-timer. Here are 18 parting thoughts on the American's Ryder Cup problem, the role of the captain, a horrific course setup, coverage issues, swing kirks, the problem with data and so much more: skratch.golf/news/pro-golf/…

A side of Ukraine not seen by many, until now. Welcome to a new season of Adventures in Golf with Erik Anders Lang. First stop, Lviv, where golf means a second chance for so many Ukrainians: youtu.be/_6okQGUxL7E

Adventures in Golf hosted by Erik Anders Lang is BACK for Season 9 Skratch, and I couldn't be more proud of this first episode. From Poland, Erik and co. drive into western Ukraine, where somehow, the love of golf persists in wartime. It is fantastic. youtube.com/watch?v=_6okQG…

The first episode of Adventures in Golf Season 9 is here, as @ErikAndersLang travels to Ukraine, where golf holds a powerful role in the war-torn country.

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Time for the classic to return.

This deserves a read - maybe several times to take it all in. Really. I read it again this morning.

What is left for Rory to accomplish in his golfing career? I put together a list.

Welcome to Rodeo Dunes, a new Michael Keiser-developed course that sits on 4,000 acres of a family-owned ranch in Colorado. Surrounded by rodeo culture, this new golf destination feels more like a western film set than a golf course, but as Erik Anders Lang finds out, it's also

If you're upset about Good Good sponsoring a PGA Tour event, you might just have a stick up your arse.