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Steve Pike

SR. Writer
Steve “Spike” Pike is a lifelong journalist whose career covers Major League Baseball, the NFL, and college basketball. For the past 26 years, Spike has been one of the more respected voices in the golf and travel industries, working for such publications as Golfweek, Golf World, and Golf Digest for The New York Times Magazine Group. In 1998, Spike helped launch the PGA.com website for the PGA of America. As a freelance travel and golf writer, Spike’s travels have taken him around the world. He has played golf from Pebble Beach to St. Andrews, walked the Great Wall of China, climbed an active volcano in the Canary Islands, been on safari in South Africa, and dived with sharks off Guadalupe, Baja California.

Masters Chairman Ridley Doesn’t Want 8,000 Yards

Masters Chairman Fred Ridley said today reiterated Augusta National Golf Club’s support of the USGA and R&A’s decision to roll back the golf ball beginning in 2028. ANGC’s support, however, appears to be a bit self-serving, as Ridley said he hopes the Masters will not be played at 8,000 yards.

McConnell Golf Well Repped at Masters

Former McConnell Golf Junior Scholar Akshay Bhatia captured a thrilling Valero Texas Open this past Sunday to secure the final spot in this week’s Masters at Augusta National Golf Club.

Puma Golf, Quiet Golf Launch New Apparel Collection

Puma Golf and Quiet Golf have launched a new contemporary apparel collection for men and women. Inspired by the flow of the game, the collection highlights golf’s peace and tranquility by featuring a color palette that takes cues from bunkers, fairways, and greens.

The Woods Way at Boca Woods Country Club

The Boca Woods Country Club story begins from the ground up. Well, at least from the feet up.

Seth Waugh’s Numbers Game

Seth Waugh’s Numbers Game

While admitting that professional golf is “little messy right now – or the tour game is a little messy for sure,’’ PGA...

Windsor Club

Windsor Club

WINDSOR, Florida – The story goes that in the late 1980s, when he was planning Windsor on land that was an old citrus...

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