Masters co-founder Bobby Jones was once credited with saying ... and De Vicenzo was left to utter one of the most famous quotes in golf history: “What a stupid I am.” ...

The extraordinary scarcity of Jones-signed golf balls is explained in Golden Age’s lot description, which cites the ...

There might not be a Masters Tournament if Bobby Jones hadn't conquered all in the summer of 1930. His grand slam paved the ...

He invented the Big Bertha driver, which changed the game of golf. Bobby Jones, a creator of the tournament, was a Callaway cousin. By Paul Sullivan Ely Callaway, founder of the namesake golf club ...

Celebrate the spirit of the Masters overlooking the historic Bobby Jones Golf Course at Boone’s, the ultimate 19th hole during Masters Week in Atlanta. Enjoy daily watch parties, Masters ...

But a less famous example from one of Ruth’s sporting contemporaries is actually more valuable in many cases, and far rarer: A Bobby Jones-signed golf ball. It’s believed less than a dozen ...

Bobby Jones was an amateur golfer in the 1920s. He won the golf grand slam in 1930, winning each of the year's four major events. Jones, a native of Atlanta, Georgia, knew of a plant nursery in ...

As Golf Digest celebrates its 75th anniversary, we found this interesting story from our first issue where newly minted 1950 Masters champ Jimmy Demaret sticks up for his pals against Bobby Jones ...

In terms of a single golfer’s singular goal, Rory McIlroy’s Masters win delivered the biggest relief a golfing giant has felt in 95 years. And you can make a case for this: If the 1930 stress ...