Nick Rodger is a Golf Correspondent at USA TODAY. With years of reporting on the Royal & Ancient game, he covers a range of topics within sports, particularly focusing on individual sports and competitive sports disciplines. Nick's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Sports, The National Newspaper, and The Herald Scotland.
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Nick Rodger's coverage primarily focuses on golf events and stories, with a local geographic focus on Scotland and Glasgow. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to golf tournaments, profiles of golfers, developments in the sport's rules or championships, as well as any unique trends or changes occurring within the world of golf.
Given his emphasis on event coverage within the sports theme, he may be particularly receptive to pitches that provide insights into ongoing or upcoming events in the world of golf. Additionally, stories about Scottish golfers or those with ties to Glasgow could also pique his interest due to his local geographic focus.
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By: Nick Rodger
Nick Rodger: A new major chapter as Rai pens a tale of the unexpected in US PGA
By: Nick Rodger
Gallacher comes full circle as he returns to King's Course for the Senior Open
By: Nick Rodger
Nick Rodger: Forget LIV, golf's distance debate set to be the game's next civil war
By: Nick Rodger
Rejuvenated Robertson gets back in the swing after injury plagued 2025
By: Nick Rodger
Let chaos reign as West Kilbride pro Dye revels in the Coach of the Year award
By: Nick Rodger
Nick Rodger: Storied venues elevate women's golf but will Augusta step up to plate?
By: Nick Rodger
Lights, camera, action as GB&I aim for Curtis Cup blockbuster in Hollywood Hills
By: Nick Rodger
Nick Rodger: The Hills are alive with the sound of the US Open as majors roll along
Nick Rodger, Special for USA Today Co Nelly Korda's thrilling win in the U.S. Women's Open at storied Riviera a few weeks ago was a tremendous advert for the female game.
By: Nick Rodger
Nick Rodger: Plenty to ponder as Clark's conquest and a code of conduct stirs US Open
