Mr. Wizard A Debut Novel Hit
With a light and easy going style, Jeff Wallach’s debut novel, Mr. Wizard, combines the family dynamics of two brothers,… Read more »
Personalities
Berkeley CC: A Centennial Icon of Golden Age Design
In 1920 a constitutional amendment gave American women the right to vote, Prohibition commenced, and Robert Hunter looked out at… Read more »
Plantation Sensation
When viewers tune into today and tomorrow’s broadcast of the Sentry Tournament of Champions – – January 2 through… Read more »
Palo Alto’s Uplifting Baylands Renovation
After nearly six years of starts, stops, delays and typical regulatory bureaucracy around environmentally sensitive land, the transformation of the… Read more »
The Ace and The Consequences
(A condensed version of this piece appeared in the Spring issue of NCGA Golf, the quarterly magazine published for members… Read more »
For Beginners, Fuller Instruction
Golf has never suffered from a lack of good instruction, from PGA teaching professionals to decades of tips in Golf… Read more »
Daphne’s Got It Covered
Titleist forges irons that are among the most respected in golf. Callaway makes drivers that inspire confidence. Sun Mountain’s lightweight… Read more »
Golf’s Divine Nine Electric Corona Acid Test
At 6:44 and with the rising sun only a minute below Nevada’s Pine Nut Mountains, a small bus packed with… Read more »
Nakoma Has The Wright Stuff
On an elevated ridge surrounded by Sierra pines is a large structure topped by cedar and copper towers shaped vaguely… Read more »
In Nevada’s Carson City, A Truly Divine 12-Hour Round of Golf
In a day with more temporal warps than a Star Trek episode, 20 passengers cram into a small bus at… Read more »
