The Eagle Has Landed (Actually, It’s A Hawk)
While I did not make any eagles on either the King’s or Queen’s golf courses at Gleneagles Resort, in Scotland,… Read more »
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Marking Your Ball– Literally
Just in case you need another example of golfers’ general lack of imagination (and if you are wearing khakis right… Read more »
Non-Conformist Drivers Still Conform to USGA Rules
One time while I was visiting Bandon Dunes resort I went into the bar to meet up with my friends… Read more »
Why I Love Bad Golf Courses, Too.
If you’ve ever taken pleasure in slamming a really bad movie with your friends over a post-cinema cocktail, you’ll understand… Read more »
Signature Hole
If you were anything like me in high school, you spent a lot of time during history class drawing… Read more »
Missing Links
A friend recently made the amusing observation that he thought “links” golf courses were defined by holes strung one after… Read more »
Great Courses of Britain and Ireland: Kingsbarns Golf Links
In October 2001, the inaugural Alfred Dunhill Links Championship was played on three of the greatest links golf courses on… Read more »
My Name is Earl: Courses Around London Fit for Royalty
Thirty minutes from both Heathrow Airport and Big Ben, The Grove Hotel, in Hertfordshire, imparts a modern twirl to the… Read more »
Classic Courses: Royal Adelaide Golf Club
If banishment to Australia were still the common punishment for British felons, golfers in England would be embarked upon a… Read more »
Fear and Loathing (mostly fear) in St. Andrews
The morning was cold and a cutting wind blew over the Old Course like a knee in the groin. As… Read more »
