The Greatest Museum for The Greatest Game
On June 3rd, 2008, the USGA—and golf in America—finally got the museum they deserve. That’s the day the 15,000-square-foot Arnold… Read more »
Golf
What’s Next: The Leaning Tower of Tee-sa?
I can’t think of many great golf innovations to have come out of France—unless your post-round libation is Grey Goose…. Read more »
If It’s Good Enough for Jack…
One of the most famous photographs in golf is of a 46-year-old Jack Nicklaus, en route to winning the 1986… Read more »
Irish-ful Thinking
Call this “Releases from the Department of Wishful Thinking.” Castlemartyr (above) and Dromoland Castle (below) are about as good as… Read more »
Sail Away
The dolphins appeared our first morning at sea as we were cruising in the Atlantic, south from Lisbon, toward the… Read more »
My Year in Review
It’s the end of December and everyone else is doing it, so why not me? And given that there are… Read more »
Going Brogue!
Not sure how I missed the following report, reprinted here courtesy of the lovely people at TourismIreland. If golfers need… Read more »
TaylorMade-adidas Golf 2010: The Lowdown
I was recently reminded that metal woods have only been around since the late 1970s. Gary Adams first showed his… Read more »
The Other Down Under
With two world-class courses opening in the last ten years, New Zealand has jumped headfirst into the ranks of the… Read more »
Under the Tucson Sun
Forget the Old West—there’s always much new to do in Arizona’s second city To the untrained eye, change seems to… Read more »
