Taking Clients or Colleagues to the Course? Choose Wisely
The preceding article post (“Pick the Right Course for Your Business-Golf Event,” Mon. Feb 15) is Part One one of… Read more »
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Posture Tip If You’re Topping or Hitting Thin
Enduring the misery off topped golf shots? It could be your setup. Probably half of all first-tee jitters ever experienced… Read more »
Trump Stays the Course in Golf
He built his reputation filling city skylines with luxury condos, but Donald Trump has a passion for golf development that may prove more enduring. Front and center is a controversial linksland project in the dunes of Aberdeen, Scotland
Famous Quote at the PGA Show
From Stan Ross, golf store owner, upon entering the hall: “The PGA Merchandise Show… what a monument to overcapacity.”
Good Argument for Sansabelts
An excellent theme for golf in the wake of the Tiger fiasco is keeping one’s pants secured in place…. Read more »
The Elites Meet Everyman at Bethpage
Culturally speaking, is American golf a publinks sort of game or does it still belong to the privileged? U.S. Opens at Bethpage Black help answer that question.
The Amazing Carnoustie Oakmont Connection
Once previously, back in Ben Hogan’s magical, three-major campaign of 1953, the British Open and the U.S. Open were staged, respectively, at Carnoustie and Oakmont. Those two venues dominated the golf calendar again in 2007, and fittingly so, given the historical ties that bind them.
