San Antonio Courses Endure Drought; Still Offer Great Golf
Hell came to Texas in 2011 and despite Governor Rick Perry’s futile pray-for-rain intervention, much of the Lone Star State… Read more »
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Woods Struggles, Makes Cut and Brings Big Crowds to Frys.com Open
San Martin, CA: With healthy legs, a new caddy and a freshly signed endorsement contract with a watch-maker much better… 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 »
Schaffer’s Mill An Overlooked Sierra Jewel
From South Lake Tahoe north into Plumas County, California’s High Sierra is draped with a motherload of exceptional golf courses. … Read more »
Oh Baby: Small Blades From Miura Are Like Butter
Back in March I had the distinct pleasure of meeting master custom club fitter David Butler at his shop in… Read more »
Stockton’s Unconscious Putting Unlocks Signature Stroke
The hardcover book runs only about 100 pages, including the table of contents, an introduction, a forward by Phil Mickelson… 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 »
Tour Striker’s Simplicity is Key to Training Aid’s Popularity and Success
In a quest to create a device that will enable a golfer to build muscle memory for an efficient and… Read more »
Golf Strong: Building An Extra 20 Yards and More
In a conversation about how professional golfers practice, J.C. Snead once told me that it was fundamental for a player… Read more »
Pasatiempo: Preserving The Essential MacKenzie
The herd of bearded goats that cleared vegetation from the steep-sided canyons and ravines in California’s Santa Cruz Mountain foothills… Read more »
