- Other golfers, athletes from other sports and celebrities from all realms were reacting on social media Tuesday to Tiger Woods' single-vehicle accident that left both of the 15-time major champion's legs severely injured.
- Hopefully Tiger Woods will recover over time, and obviously it’s too soon to know whether he’ll be able to play professional golf again. If not, a game-changing career is over too soon. And if Woods does return, it will be a comeback like no other.
- Majewski began his golf career at 10 years old as a caddie at Baltimore Country Club, served as assistant professional at Burning Tree Club and Baltimore Country Club and head professional at Hobbit’s Glen before becoming the owner and Professional Golfers’ Association Director of Golf at Wakefield Valley Golf Club in Westminster, in 1985.
- Joanna Coe, a PGA professional and assistant director of instruction at the Baltimore Country Club in Baltimore City’s Roland Park neighborhood, received the inaugural OMEGA Women’s PGA Professional Player of the Year award Saturday.
- David H. Sheppard, former owner of several dry cleaning establishments who was active in timber racing circles, died of dementia July 1 at his Lutherville home. He was 92.
- The golf course superintendent and building maintenance supervisor was honored in 2014 with the Navy Good Conduct, National Defense Service and Vietnam Service medals.
- Turf Valley golf pro Craig Day recently celebrated his 50-year anniversary working at the Ellicott City golf club.
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- Will Rosenfield of Baltimore, playing in the next-to-last group to finish Thursday, scored his first victory on the Minor League Golf Tour with a 6-under par 65 at The Fox Club in Palm City, Florida. It was also his first win since he turned pro early last year.
- Maryland remains under a stay-at-home order with schools and many businesses closed, but Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday announced a slight easing of restrictions on outdoor recreation and non-emergency medical procedures.
- Richard F. "Dick" Blue, a retired investment banker and sportsman, has died at age 90.
- Gov. Hogan's order Monday to close all nonessential businesses in the state due to the coronavirus pandemic forced golfers and managers of local courses to reckon with a world without their favorite game for awhile.
- Why play golf in winter? Cheap fees. No crowds. Fast games.
- The Western Golf Association and Caves Valley Golf Club officially announced Thursday that next year’s BMW Championship, the penultimate playoff event for the FedEx, will be hosted at Caves Valley on Aug. 17-22, 2021, in Owings Mills.
- For the first time in nearly 60 years, the PGA Tour is making a stop in the Baltimore area. Owings Mills’ Caves Valley Golf Club will host next year’s BMW Championship, the second of three FedEx Cup playoff events.
- Tiger Woods won the Zozo Championship to tie Sam Snead's PGA Tour record of 82 victories.
- Jon Ladd, executive director of Baltimore Municipal Golf Corporation, also known as Baltimore’s Classic Five, will retire at the end of the year.
- Marc E. Boyd, who rose from being a waiter to co-owner of Mother’s Federal Hill Grille in Baltimore, died July 31 of pancreatic cancer.
- McIlroy surged past Brooks Koepka and delivered a clutch par putt when he needed it to win the FedEx Cup and the $15 million prize, the biggest payout in golf history.
- Justin Thomas regained control with four birdies on the back nine at Medinah to win the BMW Championship and claim the No. 1 seed going into the FedEx Cup finale.
- Tiger Woods withdraws from opening FedEx Cup playoff event with what he calls mild oblique strain
- Another big win for the Irish at the British Open. And a day unlike anything Brendan Lowry ever experienced on the pitch.
- Cheers for McIlroy's bold attempt to make British Open weekend as Shane Lowry, J.B. Holmes share lead at Royal Portrush
- It was a shocker of a start for Rory McIlroy at home in Northern Ireland at the British Open, while Shane Lowry took an early lead.
- Rory McIlroy doesn't think he's the center of attention as the British Open returns to his native Northern Ireland after a 68-year wait.
- Tiger Woods took a month off to recover emotionally and physically from his taxing win at the Masters, only to miss the cut at the PGA Championship.
- Four local golfers have helped produce and get funding for an online instruction app called "The Swing Index."
- Dylan Frittelli won the John Deere Classic for his first PGA Tour title, closing with a 7-under 64 for a two-stroke victory over Russell Henley.
- John Daly is free to ride a cart during the week of the British Open — just not at Royal Portrush, home of this year's British Open.