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Magic. Travis Hines of the Ames Tribune writes about Paul Rhoads' "Ride to Remember" fundraiser. Cool promotion. Enjoyed this column from colleague Gene Wojciechowski about how much one guy can change the face of a football team. Nice new pai...

The college football and NFL power rankings have plenty of analytics and statistics to back up the ratings. But don't forget about the ability of one player or coach to make a difference, writes Gene Wojciechowski.

Want to win the U.S. Open? Well, Merion and the USGA are going to make you work for it.

Some questioned Phil Mickelson's sanity when he made a whirlwind trip to California for his daughter's eighth-grade graduation on the eve of the U.S. Open. One 67 later, it looks like father knew best.

In case you haven't noticed, Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia don't like each other very much. But it's time to close the book on this chapter of their saga. It's time for the U.S. Open.

Our panel makes its picks for the U.S. Open.

Most employees have to sneak out to play golf without the boss finding out. U.S. Open qualifier John Nieporte has a boss -- Donald Trump -- who told him to play, writes Gene Wojciechowski.

Tiger Woods and Ben Hogan, two of the greatest to ever play the game. As their histories converge again at Merion this week, their similarities stand out, writes Gene Wojciechowski.

Tiger Woods ready to bring focus back to his game at the Memorial, writes Gene Wojciechowski.

Our experts break down all the pressing topics after Sunday at The Masters.

Adam Scott lived the charmed life, except when it came to majors. That's all a thing of the past after his playoff victory at the Masters, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

Our experts break down all the pressing topics after Round 3 of The Masters.

The ruling that imposed a 2-shot penalty on Tiger Woods might not pass the sniff test of right versus wrong, but it was the correct call after several bad ones, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

Our experts analyze all the pressing topics after Round 2 of The Masters.

Our experts analyze all the pressing topics after Round 1 of The Masters.

What kind of lunacy is it to call out a 14-year-old amateur from China -- during the Masters -- for slow play? Fortunately for Tianlang Guan, he'll still get to play the weekend after making the cut at Augusta, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.