The Balm of Palm Springs
At this time of year the good people of the Pacific Northwest are absorbing more precipitation than they shed, a… Read more »
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That Callaway Touch
Thanks to a 1995 assignment from a feature magazine published by the Discovery Channel, I was granted one of the… Read more »
Golf Road Warriors Invade Scottsdale
Several of my colleagues are at this moment hard at play – – after which they’ll be forced to work… Read more »
Twisted Oak’s The Spaniard Stands Out Among Calaveras County Wines
In California’s central Sierra foothills there are nearly two-dozen Calaveras County wineries and tasting rooms. Some are austere, such as… Read more »
At Calaveras County’s Greenhorn Creek, There’s a Whole Lot of Jumpin’ Going On
In 1848 a wave of humanity swept into Alta California’s central Sierra foothills, drawn by the discovery of gold. To… Read more »
In San Antonio, Mexican Food and Tequila Make for a Great Pairing
As Interstate 10 slices through San Antonio it is flanked by neon walls of ubiquitous chain-brand emporiums, all too many… Read more »
Weight Loss for Golfers Guarantees Relief from Summer Gains
Promising golfers smaller clothing sizes, no hunger, plenty to eat, and the sublime feel of lightly striding up the 18th… Read more »
The Guys From Pacific Lutheran
Next Saturday about three-dozen collegiate athletes will gather at the Apple Tree Golf Course in Yakima, Washington, for a round… Read more »
Play Your Best Golf Now: Where The Secret Meets The Kingdom in Messed Up Minds
In the new Gotham Books release by golf performance coaches Pia Nilsson and Lynn Marriott, the authors build upon their… Read more »
Tiger Woods, The Masters and A New Twist in Virtual Golf
There is now a generation and a half of youngsters who know John Madden, a former Super Bowl-winning coach of… Read more »
