Nicklaus and Doak at Sebonack
I spent the 1990s as a full-time freelancer, drifting from assignment to assignment. Top golf getaways of Central Delaware. Choosing… Read more »
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The Pinehurst Cop Who Made Jim McLean a Famous Teaching Pro
Tens of thousands of golfers have improved their skills and technique via the teaching and writings of the world-renowned instructor,… Read more »
Rules Reminders for the Scramble Foursome
It is disappointing to look up “scramble” in the wonderfully researched Historical Dictionary of Golfing Terms and find no mention… Read more »
Think about This When You’re Stroking Your Practice Putts
At the beginning of the 2000s, researchers and club designers out on the front lines began making noises about a… Read more »
Flexibility and Wiry Strength are Perennial Keys to a Solid Golf Swing
The human body is hurting these days—these generations, actually—but we can reverse the trend individually, and golf can help. Should… Read more »
Advice on Navigating Augusta National for First-Time Masters Badge Holders
There is something about The Masters at Augusta National that makes it no different from the San Diego Zoo, Disney’s… Read more »
Club Fitting 2010: Part Science and Part Art
This is the first in a four-part club fitting series on state-of-the-art and diagnostics for extreme game-improvement. We begin with… Read more »
Casper Closes Them Out in ’59
[ Part III of a three-part series ] Billy Casper, whose previous best Open finish was 14th place at Oak… Read more »
Clubs Hope Rebounding Economy Stems Member Attrition
As March sunshine brought the 2009 golf season closer to startup, a high-end daily fee in Rhode Island, Newport National… Read more »
Billy Casper at Winged Foot, Part 2: Calm Amid an Open Storm
Billy Casper’s mentor in golf’s strategic arts stood just three strokes behind him going into that final round at Winged… Read more »
