Gus Clark·May 31Lexi Thompson and the Art of Surviving Shinnecock’s Fast GreensA 2036 U.S. Women’s Open at Shinnecock Hills would ask Lexi Thompson for something deeper than power: patience, touch, and the nerve to let…
Gus Clark·May 30Rose Zhang’s St Andrews Lesson Is Why Her Major Future Looks DifferentHer T29 at the 2024 AIG Women’s Open looked quiet on paper, but the Old Course revealed the patience, accuracy, and scars that could shape…
Gus Clark·May 30Minjee Lee Is the Augusta Sleeper Nobody Should IgnoreThere is no women’s professional major at Augusta yet. But if that stage ever opens, Lee’s precision, patience, and major-tested nerve make…
Gus Clark·May 24Minjee Lee, Riviera, and the Four Feet That Could Define a Grand Slam ChaseAt Riviera, Minjee Lee’s rebuilt putting stroke meets fast Poa annua greens, late-day doubt, and the quiet pressure of history.
Kip Grandstand·Apr 20The Chevron Championship Found a Finish That Feels AliveMemorial Park does not give the winner a private coronation. It gives her public pressure, risky closing holes, Houston noise, and one…
