When out of bounds beckons your tee shots, be strategic with your setup and brave with your swing, says Johnny Miller. The post Johnny Miller’s brilliant advice for never hitting a tee shot out of ...

Napa's Jack Sennott and Fairfield's Sophia Lee won overall titles at the Johnny Miller “Champ” Junior Championship at ...

Did you know Miller thought trees might have spirits? Or what inspired him to go on to shoot a 63 in the final round of the 1973 U.S. Open? Our writer dives into what made Johnny so unique ...

Johnny Miller is among the greatest ball-strikers of all time. Although in the modern age he's remembered more for his TV career than his playing days, it's important to remember that Miller was a ...

Johnny Miller heads into his final golf broadcast next week from TPC Scottsdale, preparing to sign off on Saturday and let Paul Azinger take over on Sunday. Advertisement. John Deere Classic ...

There are a lot of amazing things about Johnny Miller’s amazing final-round 63 at Oakmont Country Club to win the 1973 U.S. Open, but one of the most amazing might be that the clubs he used no ...

For those craving some Johnny Miller content, I’d highly recommend searching our Golf Digest archives. I found this excerpt in 2004 from the book Miller and Yocom worked on together.

Johnny Miller gripped the club so his left thumb ran more down the middle of the grip. He had what’s become known as a “weak” left hand grip, though Johnny never liked that description.

Johnny Miller is best known for his 25 PGA Tour victories, brilliant ball-striking and on-course style —he was among the few who could look smart in a pair of bright plaid pants.

Johnny Miller and Jim Nantz never worked together in a TV booth, but their first encounter came at a golf tournament decades ago. Johnny just never knew it. Appearing on the KNBR Murph & Mac Show ...

Johnny Miller's Oakmont course record. Miller's epic Sunday cannot be mentioned without touching upon his third round on Saturday. Which is a touch less epic, to say the least.