Luke Kerr-Dineen is a Play Editor at Golf Digest. He specializes in game improvement content, focusing on various aspects of individual and competitive sports, particularly in golf, while also addressing themes of health and wellness within the sports context. Luke's work has been featured in The News International, MSN, Golf Digest ME, Yahoo Sports, and Golf Digest.
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Luke Kerr-Dineen's coverage primarily focuses on the sport of golf, with a significant emphasis on providing tips and techniques to improve players' skills. He also covers events related to golf and provides investment analysis within this domain.
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By: Luke Kerr-Dineen
SOUTHPORT, ENGLAND β There's a back-handed compliment that floats around professional golf these days: The notion of a "Trackman golfer." About this time every year, there's a notion that makes the rounds. It's one of those ideas that makes sense intuitively, but isn't actually backed up by anything.
By: Luke Kerr-Dineen
Every Open Championship, the theory resurfaces that data-obsessed "Trackman golfers" struggle in links conditions.
By: Luke Kerr-Dineen
From off-green putts to chunk-and-runs, these are the five shots pros are cramming before the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale
Royal Birkdale is crispy this week from GolfDigest
By: Luke Kerr-Dineen
SOUTHPORT, England β Players prepare their whole livesβand then most of the hours in the days before the tournamentβpreparing to play well in the Open Championship.
By: Luke Kerr-Dineen
SOUTHPORT, England β The weather's hot and the rounds are slow at the 2026 Open Championship. Mental and physical endurance are at a premium if you want to score well at Royal Birkdale.
By: Luke Kerr
Luke Kerr-Dineen SOUTHPORT, England β Jackson Suber had never been to Europe before arriving to play the 2026 British Open.
By: Luke Kerr-Dineen
Royal Birkdale's reachable 321-yard par 4 split the Open Championship field into two
By: Luke Kerr-Dineen
You may have noticed a British Open contender doing something strange: from GolfDigest
SOUTHPORT, England β Ryan Fox didn't start playing competitive golf until he was 17. That a golfer who started that late would go on to become a major champion seems, on the surface, like some kind of miracle.
