Making the Masters: The Stories Behind the Augusta National Site
[May 11, 2012]–Here are some highlights from my new book Making the Masters: Bobby Jones and the Birth of America’s… Read more »
Masters
Bubba Watson, Louis Oosthuizen Shots Conjure Up Masters Past
Louis Oosthuizen’s double eagle at Augusta National on Sunday conjured memories of Gene Sarazen’s “Shot Heard Round the World” in… Read more »
For Now, Woods Has Eliminated “The Big Miss” (the Shot, not the Book)
Tiger Woods may no longer be bothered by “the big miss.” Oh, he’s no doubt still plenty bothered by his… Read more »
Remembering Seve at The Masters
Some memories and thoughts on Seve Ballesteros, who died on Saturday in Spain at the age of 54: I covered… Read more »
Those Tiger Woods Interviews…
Brandel Chamblee of the Golf Channel has written a thoughtful post on Tiger Woods’ post-round interview on Sunday at the… Read more »
Major Trends: European Tour Winners, Leaders Shooting in the 80s
The winners of the last four major championships (Graeme McDowell, U.S. Open; Louis Oosthuizen, British Open; Martin Kaymer, PGA Championship;… Read more »
Takeaway Thoughts From a Wild Masters
It was set up to be a relatively dull Masters Sunday. Rory McIlroy had a four-stroke lead over a quartet… Read more »
An Awful Announcing Moment, a Towering Tee Shot, and Other Second-Round Observations
Some thoughts from the second round of the Masters: There’s an old Augusta National story told about Sam Snead playing… Read more »
Birdies and Bogeys Galore at Augusta National
One of the things that makes the Masters so compelling is the volatility of scoring. The nature of Augusta National,… Read more »
Three Decades of the Masters
I first posted this a year ago when this blog was just getting started. It all still holds true. The… Read more »
