Lifestyle

News Flash: Golf is GOOD for You (IF You Walk)

John Strawn

Every golfer knows that deep down, at its very essence, golf was designed to drive you crazy.  Golf is the... Read more »

AUTHENTIC ETHNIC….Dining in Detroit

Michael Patrick Shiels

Detroit is a crossroads of cultural experiences. Hamtramck, near Midtown, for instance, is a Detroit community dominated first by Polish... Read more »

TAP Beer of the Week: 09.09.09 Vertical Epic Ale

Tom Bedell

I thought it might be fun to whip out Stone Brewing’s year-and-a-month-and-a-day old 09.09.09 beer on 10.10.10, the same day... Read more »

TAP Beer of the Week 40: V-12

Tom Bedell

When in Pennsylvania, drink Keystone State beers. My friend and MOTO Research Team member Prentiss Smith was afraid there wouldn’t... Read more »

For Golfers (or Anyone) In Pain

James A. Frank

If you play golf, you hurt. Back, shoulder, hips, legs, arms. Because golf involves repetitious twisting, torquing, and violent ground... Read more »

Thai Golf: The Buddy Trip Writ Large

Hal Phillips

[This piece is from Sept 27, 2010. See more of Hal’s writing at his website, Small-Batch Journalism & Comment] Strolling... Read more »

Thai Golf: Cost vs. Benefit

Hal Phillips

[This piece is from Sept. 27, 2010. See more of Hal’s writing at his website, Small-Batch Journalism & Comment] It’s... Read more »

Navigating Charity Golf Outings

Janina Jacobs

Love 'em or hate 'em, charity golf outings can be fun......or they can be all-day drudgery. Make sure you don't experience the latter.

Fairmont Sonoma makes Pilates (almost) Painless

Tom Harack

Much is made of the benefits of Pilates for more powerful golf ball striking, but it says here that a... Read more »

TAP Beer(s) of the Week: Fall Classics

Tom Bedell

Thinking Autumn and Beer simultaneously invariably suggests Oktoberfest, and why not, as the grand original in Munich observes its 200th... Read more »

Leading Golf Travel Blog to Cover Skiing!

Larry Olmsted

Many golfers ski and many skiers golf, and both travel for their favorite sports. I am one of those, and... Read more »

Perfect Brews for Fall

Tom Bedell

As the days shrink and afternoon tee times are moved up to get the round in before twilight, there’s no... Read more »

The End of the Beer World As We Know It, Part II: Fried Beer

Tom Bedell

We may have to make TEOTBWAWKI a regular feature if people keep doing weird beer things like the crazy Scots... Read more »

Larry Colton: Celebrating the Publication of “NO ORDINARY JOES”

John Strawn

Larry Colton has a new book coming out next month, one he’s worked on for almost ten years.  Called No... Read more »

Quality Time Remaining: The Luxury and Lessons of Martis Camp

Jay Stuller

There are sensory signatures common to most golf courses in the mountains along the Northern California and Nevada border.  Fairways... Read more »