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Tom Bedell
“What I dream of is an art of balance” –Henri Matisse How often have we heard “balance” applied to a... Read more »
Ed Travis
For some of us it seems hard to believe but the Masters Tournament this year is the 50th since Jack... Read more »
Tom Bedell
Our French lesson for the day arrives courtesy of the husband and wife team behind the Rising Tide Brewing Company... Read more »
Ed Travis
If you have ever been to a “demo day” you know golfers, especially men, seem to have an unlimited capacity... Read more »
Tom Bedell
Flight delays going and coming on a recent trip led to two missed connections and quite a few extra hours... Read more »
Janina Jacobs
Probably the most aggravating tournament scenario in golf has to be a Monday finish when the Sunday finale isn’t possible... Read more »
Janina Jacobs
Golf trips are exciting to plan and fun to execute but the one drawback is the tendency to overeat. You... Read more »
Brad King
Life at Mountain Air near Asheville, N.C., has proven so picturesque and inviting that many members and their families now... Read more »
Ed Travis
Books describing the rites of passage to adulthood are not unusual and Oliver Horovitz fits neatly in the category with... Read more »
Susan Bairley
A lot can happen in 22 years, and for EWGA the change has been a positive one. Formed in 1991... Read more »
Terry Moore
I guess the next best thing to playing in the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am this week is caddying in... Read more »
Tom Bedell
It may have been more than twenty years ago at some Midwest outpost we’d journeyed to that Stephen Beaumont and... Read more »
Tom Bedell
While normally reviewing books for “The Goods” page in Golf Oklahoma, I turned to my second favorite consumable for the... Read more »
Janina Jacobs
Golfers constantly battle the elements during all four seasons of the year. Wind, rain, sleet, and yes, even sun can... Read more »