Golf’s Secret Garden
Not far from Area 51 in the Nevada desert lurks a secret as well-protected as any alien spacecraft and no… Read more »
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St. Andrews, Scotland: Still Life With Golf
When visiting the Louvre, in Paris, for the first time, it was all I could do to keep from sprinting… Read more »
Dino Might
After hunting dinosaur bones all morning with paleontologist Jack Horner and his wife Celeste in the badlands of eastern Montana—… Read more »
Spinning Records: Being Best, Being First, or Just Being?
It’s not every day that a fourteen handicap sets a course record, but on a trip to Portugal’s warm, sunny… Read more »
Yak-Packing Utah’s Escalante River
Although this may seem obvious, the one essential ingredient of a great river trip is an adequate river. Paddling an… Read more »
Ship-shape Golf Cruises Give New Meaning to “Carrying Water”
One of the great dilemmas of golf travel is how to take on a collection of sometimes widely dispersed golf… Read more »
The Caddie Wore a Rolex
Several years ago, my friend (and self-made millionaire) Nate offered to pay me $6,000 a month to follow a story… Read more »
Aye, Robot
If you thought the motion-capture technology used in such movies as Lord of the Rings and King Kong was cool,… Read more »
Sunday Worship
After raining very early this morning, and then turning clear for a while, it has evolved into the kind of… Read more »
Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and the Edges of Doom
Behind many of his more than 250 golf designs in more than 40 countries on six continents, stands a man… Read more »
