Could Technology Ever Reinvent the Golf Swing?
Allow me to switch sporting venues so I can tell a quick story. It was the first track meet of… Read more »
Golf
Communities Use Tough-Course, Easy-Course Tandem
Gerald Barton, developer of PGA West, hired architect Pete Dye to build him “the hardest golf course in the world.”… Read more »
Weird Clubs We Loved, Part 2
Neither in the classified section nor in cyberspace chat rooms do we run across ads offering top dollar for old… Read more »
High-Tech at its Highest: Citadels of Clubfitting Excellence
This is the second in a four-part series on state-of-the-art clubfitting and diagnostics for extreme game-improvement. We began it… Read more »
Tom Lupinacci Really Stocked the Shop at Sterling Farms
During the 1970s and ’80s, Tom Lupinacci’s pro shop at the Sterling Farms muni in Stamford, Conn., was metro New… Read more »
Caddies Take it Up a Notch at Service-Driven CordeValle
Not far (in miles) from Silicon Valley, Cordevalle Golf Club and Lodge is a pressure-release valve for high achievers from… Read more »
Back to Bunker Basics with the Dollar Bill Drill
Ever get in a “bunker slump?” It’s a devilish bit of golf torture that can strike experienced players and get… Read more »
Clubhouse Renovations Cause Some Soul-Searching
At the prestigious Main Line Philadelphia club Aronomink, a $12.5 million project was undertaken and completed some five years ago…. Read more »
Clubhouse Angst at Gardiner’s Bay
His design of the recently built clubhouse at Gardiner’s Bay Country Club, according to architect Dennis Wedlick, “involves a tension… Read more »
Better Setup Ends the Misery of Topped Shots
Probably half of all first-tee jitters ever experienced by golfers can be blamed on one dreaded shot—the cold-topped tee ball…. Read more »
