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Presents several approaches and strategies in playing golf. Promotion of a smooth and accelerating motion through the ball; Importance of pitching over a deep bunker; Focus on dreading the half-wedge.

Focuses on the manner of scoring golf in the U.S. Protection given by the United States Golf Association (USGA) on the par; Statement of USGA director of rules and competitions Tom Meeks on the winning score; Factors convinced the association to add new tees.

The article focuses on scores made by golf players Rooks Koepka and Steve Stricker at the 2017 Waste Management Phoenix Open and mentions scoring volatility of Koepka. Topics discussed include decline of rank of golfer Tommy Fleetwood's 2018 bogey avoidance, scores secured by golfer Tiger Woods in 2000 and several scoring strategies.

The article focuses on several aspects of measuring golf's leaderboard volatility. It mentions that explanation is related to the effect of course setup on scoring; and stronger players are more likely to make the cut. It also mentions about disentangling the strength of the golf field from course-difficulty effects using strokes-gained analysis.

The article offers information on the technique of scoring in golf which involves reducing three-putts and focusing on one-putts in order to improve performance. Topics discussed include significance of avoiding three-putts and gaining more strokes by increasing the number of one-putts, painful and embarrassing nature of the three-putts making them easier to remember, and the book "The Undoing Project" by Michael Lewis which explores several challenges related to golfing.

In this article, the author discusses technique and significance of hard play in a game of golf. It discusses significant difference between scores of top and average golfers, according to data from the PGA Tour golf tournament. It mentions an example of two golfers making birdie from hitting the green, and gives differences in strokes gained with an iron shot and a scoring clubs.

Proposes the spring-like effect by the U.S. Golf Association and Royal Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews for golf officiating. Functions of club's coefficient of restitution; Increase of the number of golfers; Limitations for recreational golfers.

Presents several tips in coping up the imbalances of golf balls. Causes of lip-out; Elimination of side-weighting effects; Ways of measuring golf-ball balance.

Presents several tips in officiating golfs in the U.S. Introduction of the rule coefficients of restitution (COR); Increase of robotic testing and mathematical testing in COR; Development of golf ball technology.

An interview is presented with Slugger White, a rules official for golf tournaments of the PGA Tour. White states most golfers on the Tour are cautious about the rules, which causes them to request assistance from officials. He states that golfer Tiger Woods did not violate a rule when fans at a tournament moved a boulder which was in front of his golf ball in 1999. White says he became a rules official because golfer Tom Watson's play made him realize he couldn't succeed in professional golf.

The article advises on the inquiry about the time taken between shots and a slower pre-shot routine to improve golfer's ability to score. The author admits that he do not have definitive data to answer the question but he presume that slow players do not have lower handicaps compared with fast players. He added that lack of attention, indecision, and doubt or hesitation contribute to slow the play which benefits the scoring ability.

The article offers instruction on how to pick a golf partner that will ensure a victory. Profiles are presented of types of people who play a certain kind of golf. Tips on how to match a partner with another individual's playing style are provided. A discussion is presented about alternate ways to score a golf match.

This article offers a question and answer pertaining to the rules of golf. The person asks about a particular scenario that involves hitting a tee shot over a lake and having the ball ricochet before landing in the water. The cause is later determined to be an errant club left by a previous group. Several scoring options are presented for the reader to choose.

The article presents questions and answers related to golf. One person, who asks what he should keep track of on his golf scorecard, learns that the top left corner of the scorecard box should be used to keep track of whether a player hits or misses the fairway. Another person asks how often golf balls should be replaced.

Focuses on the decision of the committee officials for the concept 'putting green' in golf. Emphasis of the different strokes; Basis for the replacement of the ball to its original position; Deflection of the ball.

Focuses on the rulings in officiating golf tournament. Functions of committee during the games; Basis for giving penalty strokes to the player; Causes of incorrect ruling of the game.

Focuses on the rulings in officiating golf. Deflection of moving ball under various circumstances; Emphasis of the concept 'rub of the green'; Penalty for stroke play.

Focuses on the different directions of the balls in playing golf in the U.S. Inclusion of the rulings of playing golfs; Ways of improving the position of the balls; Emphasis of the strokes of stance.

Focuses on the rulings in playing golfs in the U.S. Penalty received by the player on striking the ball with its attended flagships; Differences between hoe-liner and flagstick; Hints for flagstick attendants.

Presents the steps in scoring golf tournament in the United States. Definition of Tournament scores; Comparison of the normal calculation with the two best tournament scores; Explanation on the USGA Handicap System formula.

Focuses on the decision making on stroke plays in golf. Basis of scoring in wrong information; Completion of sudden-death hole in five strokes; Penalties in playing.

Focuses on the rules in playing golf during stroke plays. Citation of situation depicting on the rule; Information in scoring and penalties of players depending on the number of strokes; Awareness on the information about stroke plays.

Profiles golf scorekeeper Irv Batten.