Joel Beall is a Senior Writer for Golf Digest, with his work also appearing in The News International, Cigalah Group, and Golf Digest ME. Joel covers a wide range of topics in the world of golf, including player interviews, tournament analysis, and industry news. His writing delves into the nuances of the sport and offers insights into the lives and experiences of professional golfers.
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By: Joel Beall
By Joel Beall Tiger Woods is done for the year. Competitively, at least.
The wind came and kicked everyone's behind Friday afternoon at the Open Championship ... and it was a delight to watch.
TROON, Scotland — The three words are plastered on every billboard and grandstand and awning, “Forged by Nature,” not so much a slogan as it is the Open’s ethos. It’s golf how it’s supposed to be, without artifice or human intervention, nothing but a player against the earth and her elements and himself. What’s presented is a test and an education, an experience that’s as romantic and religious as this beautifully dumb game can get. That’s the sell, at least.
By: Joel Beall
Max Homa has been struggling and has not been having fun with golf. That's why his scream on Friday evening meant everything.
By: Joel Beall
The overall purse that the R&A is giving out at Scotland's Royal Troon is $17 million, with the winner earning a tournament-record $3.1 million payday
By: Joel Beall
Underdog Dan Brown has a chance to do something that hasn't been done in over 20 years in major championship golf on Sunday at Royal Troon for the final round of the British Open.
By: Joel Beall
Shane Lowry questioned the R&A's setup of Royal Troon on Saturday afternoon, believing some tees were too far back.
By: Joel Beall
TROON, Scotland — The Open’s weather is part of the championship’s charm, and sometimes, part of its infamy. Those in Saturday’s afternoon wave at Royal Troon caught the business end of the elements, with consistent rain and strong wind creating some of the toughest scoring conditions major golf has seen in some time. And, for the most part, the players didn’t complain, because there’s only so much you can do against Mother Nature.
By: Joel Beall
Xander Schauffele turned in a bogey-free 65 to win the British Open, his second major championship of 2024, a victory that was for both father and son.
By: Joel Beall
As legalised sports gambling became prevalent, my former instructor asked me if I was worried it was going to affect me. I laughed. There are people at my own club who don’t know my PGA Tour status, so there is no chance the common fan knows me, let alone cares enough to bet on me. Golf gambling would be focused solely on the superstars, I thought. I had no idea how wrong I was.
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