Golf coverage that respects the reader.
We're not a press release service. We're not a brand partner(although we do accept free stuff). We're just a small team of people who love the game and believe good journalism still matters.
Our mission
The Par Report was founded on a simple premise: golf fans deserve better than recycled press releases and sponsored content dressed up as journalism.
We cover the PGA Tour, LIV Golf, the DP World Tour, and the LPGA with the same rigor we'd apply to any beat. We test gear ourselves. We talk to players, caddies, coaches, and the people who run the game — not just the ones who want coverage.
We're independent. We don't take money from equipment manufacturers to write reviews(but we will gladly take the equipment sent). We don't run sponsored posts disguised as editorial. When we have a commercial relationship with anyone, we disclose it clearly.
What we stand for
Independence
No brand deals(yet). No sponsored editorial. No access journalism. We write what we find, not what we're paid to say.
Transparency
When we have a conflict of interest, we disclose it. When we get something wrong, we correct it publicly and promptly.
Accuracy
We verify before we publish. We don't chase clicks with speculation dressed up as reporting.
Respect for readers
You're smart. You know the game. We write for people who don't need everything explained from scratch.
The team
Canesh Arce
FounderCanesh is the Founder of The Par Report, covering the PGA Tour, major championships, and the business of professional golf.
Tour News · Major Championships · Business of Golf
Julia Vasquez
Senior WriterJulia covers the LPGA Tour, golf culture, and the social side of the game. She's has a handicap she'd rather not publish. P.S. it's good.
LPGA · Culture · Course Travel
Editorial standards
We test gear ourselves
Every equipment review is based on actual on-course testing. We don't publish manufacturer specs as reviews.
We correct mistakes publicly
When we get something wrong, we add a correction note to the original article and note the date it was corrected.
We disclose conflicts
If a writer has a financial relationship with a company they're covering, we say so at the top of the piece.
We don't do access journalism
We don't soften coverage in exchange for interviews. If a player or organization won't talk to us because of something we wrote, that's fine.
Sources are protected
We protect confidential sources. We don't reveal who told us things without their explicit permission.
Get in touch
Tips, corrections, story ideas, or just want to argue about stuff? Send it our way we read everything.
tips@parreport.com