For Tim Rosaforte, this week’s Masters will be like no other. The longtime golf journalist won’t be covering this revered tournament for the first time since 1983. His absence has nothing to do with ...

Golf journalist Tim Rosaforte got the type of tribute today from Jack Nicklaus that journalists usually heap on legends like Jack Nicklaus. Rosaforte, who was one of the top golf journalists in the ...

Professional golf lost a great friend Tuesday when Tim Rosaforte died of Alzheimer’s Disease. So did I. I have had the honor of being close friends with Rosie, as we all called him, for almost 40 ...

Tim Rosaforte, a URI graduate who rose from a newspaper reporter to become one of the top American golf journalists, died Tuesday of Alzheimer’s disease. The Jupiter, Fla., resident was 66. Rosaforte ...

Golf journalist Tim Rosaforte’s Celebration of Life will be held Thursday, February 17, at 2 p.m. at Christ Fellowship in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Rosaforte, who rose to popularity as an insider ...

PALM CITY — The Rosie, the inaugural charity tournament held Monday in honor of award-winning golf journalist Tim Rosaforte, raised more than $200,000 that will be used for college scholarships for ...

PALM BEACH GARDENS — For the last three years, Craig Dolch has eloquently told the stories about his friends and peers who have received the Tim Rosaforte Distinguished Writers’ Award. That list ...

Professional golf lost a great friend Tuesday when Tim Rosaforte died of Alzheimer’s Disease. So did I. I have had the honor of being close friends with Rosie, as we all called him, for almost 40 ...

There’s a long list of golf writers who considered themselves fortunate to have worked alongside Tim Rosaforte. Then there’s Randall Mell, who worked with Rosaforte not once, not twice, but three ...

PALM BEACH GARDENS — Jeff Babineau and Tim Rosaforte fit together like an interlocking grip. Both were large men who were more powerful with their fingers, who grew up in the Northeast before moving ...

If everyone did their job as well as Tim Rosaforte did his, the world would be a much better place. As a golf writer, he was the greatest teammate who ever lived — a peerless, indefatigable reporter ...