Graeme McDowell: Castle Stuart is too Easy
According to a story in the Scottish Sun newspaper, Graeme McDowell, the 2010 U.S. Open winner, says players are avoiding… Read more »
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Musselburgh’s Old Links Fills in 11 Bunkers
According to a story in the Edinburgh Evening News, Musselburgh’s Old Links lost 11 bunkers much to the surprise of… Read more »
Merion Proved the Golf Ball Needs to Change
Prior to the start of the 2013 U.S. Open, my hope was that the over-the-top set up at Merion Golf… Read more »
The Scots Have a Way with Words
Campbeltown, Scotland is my home for the summer. I’m caddying at Machrihanish Dunes Golf Club. The majority of players I’ve… Read more »
Olesen, Gonzalo Fernández-Castaño Earn Tour Cards
The PGA TOUR announced today that Thorbjørn Olesen of Denmark and Gonzalo Fernández-Castaño of Spain have accepted Special Temporary Membership… Read more »
Would You Make This Masters Wager?
My pal Randy Smith, when he was alive, had a standing bet with one of his friends. Every major tournament,… Read more »
Lloyd Cole, Golf Architecture Fan, Announces New Album
Lloyd Cole’s new album will be out this summer, according to his weblog. My new album – Standards – is… Read more »
Misquamicut’s Walter Travis Routing Rediscovered
The architectural history of the Misquamicut Club is a complex one. The existing course is a Donald Ross redesign that… Read more »
Facebook Faux Pas: St. Andrews, England?
You’ve heard of St. Andrews, Scotland? The Auld Grey Toon, The Home of Golf and of the Old Course, the… Read more »
Architect Larry Packard, 100 and Still Going Strong
This week the PGA Tour tees it up at the Innisbrook Golf Resort and Spa in Palm Harbor, Fla., just… Read more »
