GolfMagic has teamed up with England Golf's Rules of Golf Manager Sam Barker-Sabido to answer 11 of your most common golf ...

Adam Scott showed how knowing the rules can benefit you on the golf course during the second round of the Houston Open.

What should you do (and what should you never do) while on the putting green? Here are five things every golfer should know.

There’s no contracts. No job security. A caddie can get hired or fired at any time. But when a pair is together, they’re ...

Bankroll management safeguards against DFS golf’s high variance and unpredictable outcomes. Use units, set weekly risk, and match contest types to your goals for stability. Track results and avoid ...

DFS golf rewards good decisions over time, not perfect predictions in one tournament. Even strong lineups fail regularly because golf produces high variance: A single round can swing a cut outcome, ...

At the PGA Show last week, I moderated a panel at Open Forum, which is an ultra-nerdy conference where teachers and other golf nerds go to bicker about the latest golf information around. The panel I ...

A federal judge in California ruled Monday that the federal government is allowed to share basic information about Medicaid participants with Immigration and Customs Enforcement amid a government push ...

Master golf etiquette with essential tips every player should know: repairing divots and ball marks, keeping quiet during shots, maintaining pace of play, and showing respect on the course. These ...

There is a phrase in the Rules of Golf that is important to remember and apply when you can't see where your ball came to rest—it's "known or virtually certain." The phrase is the benchmark that must ...

You probably know the Rules of Golf allows you to remove loose impediments near your ball or even on your line of play (Rule 15.1). You can do it pretty much any way you want provided that doing so ...