Release of the requested documents will negatively impact an ongoing inspector general investigation,” a city FOIA officer ...

GOODWOOD, Ontario -- On a day when deceased legends of the game were honored at the NHL Alumni Association’s annual golf tournament, the late Johnny Gaudreau fittingly received the love he ...

Story by With newest Big Cedar Lodge piece, Johnny Morris' golf legacy adds another awe-inspiring chapter Tim Schmitt, Golfweek Fri, Jul 4, 2025 · 8 min read ...

Johnny Miller, who played out of Silverado Resort in Napa during his PGA Tour career, was on hand for the U.S. Open Championship at Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pa. The 25-time PGA Tour ...

Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris and his son, JP Morris, provide a behind-the-scenes look at Big Cedar Lodge's newest golf course.

Jared Miller of the Twaalfskill Club is photographed on June 22, 2025, on the 18th green holding the Herdegen trophy after winning the 74th Ulster County Men’s Amateur Golf Championship at the ...

Former Herdegen champions Doug Kleeschulte Jr. (74-70-144) of Wiltwyck Golf Club and Jared Miller (72-72-144) of the Twaalfskill Club are both positioned to add another title to their resumes as ...

In the early 1900s, the Crawford, McGregor & Canby Company of Dayton was the world’s largest producer of golf clubs, and its MacGregor line became the biggest name in golf for over 40 years.

Wednesday was not the ending Brayden Miller envisioned. The Fairfield senior was looking to defend his IHSAA boys golf state championship crown. Nobody had done it in Indiana since South Bend Clay ...

Miller, set to join the Cincinnati Bearcats boys golf program in college, finished 2-over par on Wednesday after entering the second day of the IHSAA boys golf state tournament 2-under.

Fairfield senior Brayden Miller tees off to begin the second day of the IHSAA boys golf state finals Wednesday at Prairie View Golf Club in Carmel.

As the tournament droned on, we were given a reminder that golf was, not long ago, much more interesting. That reminder occurred when the Golf Channel interviewed Johnny Miller.