How Arnold Palmer and President Eisenhower Made Golf the Post-War Pastime
The charismatic, working-class golfer and beloved president made golf the sport of elites and middle-class duffers for a generation
Canada Is Building a Trail That Measures Almost 15,000 Miles
In 2017, the world’s longest trail will finally be complete
Trace a Watery Path Through Taiwan’s Lush Landscape
There’s a reason river tracing has become the country’s newest adventure craze
This Digital Collection of Babe Ruth’s Scrapbooks Is a Piece of Home Run History
The Baseball Hall of Fame is sharing its collection with the internet
Now, Let the “Olympics” of Sports Startups Begin
Eight companies from around the world specializing in athletics will compete in Rio de Janeiro for a 100,000 Euro prize
This Olympic Medal Is Even Harder to Win Than the Gold
The International Olympic Committee values sportsmanship above all else
Why We Have to Play Catch-up Collecting the Portraits of Female Athletes
The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery is setting its sights on the future
The Rise of the Modern Sportswoman
Women have long fought against the assumption that they are weaker than men, and the battle isn’t over yet
Thanks to the one-two punch of racism and sexism, these two women were shut out of the hero’s treatment given to other athletes
Cupping Isn’t the Only Strange Tactic Olympic Athletes Use to Get a Boost
Those painful cupping “hickies” are only the start—athletes go to great lengths to gain an edge
Dominique Dawes’ Guide to Watching Gymnastics
The former gold medalist offers a cheat sheet on her sport’s rules, maneuvers and slang
An Insect Could Make Ash Baseball Bats a Thing of the Past
The invasive emerald ash borer is threatening the forests where Rawlings and Louisville Sluggers come from, putting the bats in jeopardy
The Ancient History of Cheating in the Olympics
Punishment for cheating and bribery in the Olympics of Ancient Greece could include fines, public flogging and statewide bans from competition
Italy Just Hosted the First Olympics-Like Competition for People With Down Syndrome
The unique competition drew 1,000 athletes
Physicists May Have Finally Figured Out Why Knuckleballs Are So Hard to Hit
All with the help of a ball-throwing robot
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on His Love of History, Youth Sports and Which Books Everyone Should Read
The basketball legend has always had a writer’s touch
Tour de France Goes High Tech to Battle Mechanical Cheating
Organizers will use thermal cameras developed by the French nuclear agency to detect “mechanical doping” during the 2016 Tour
Smithsonian Curator on the Priceless Impact Pat Summitt Made on College Athletics
The winningest coach in NCAA Division I history left an incredible legacy
What Brexit Would Mean for U.K.’s Arts, Sciences and Other Sectors
Exiting the European Union could have far ranging consequences for industries throughout the United Kingdom
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