Dale Lynch–at Home on the Range
Dale Lynch stood quietly on the slope of a hill just above the elevated deck of the practice tee at… Read more »
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America’s Happiest Man
My brother-in-law, Lee, and I have a lot in common, in addition to having married twin sisters (one each) and… Read more »
Spain and America–A Reflection
Spain’s economy is in a death-spiral, with unemployment approaching 50% for people under 30 and holding at nearly 20% overall. … Read more »
Don’t Wear Your Eagles Cap in China
Last Saturday morning I arrived in Beijing after several days in Spain and Italy, lugging a suitcase full of polo shirts and… Read more »
When A Cup is More than a Cup: The Tacit Story
As the UK hosts two of golf’s greatest competitions this year: the recent Open Championship, on the Old Course at… Read more »
Channeling Desmond Muirhead
Desmond Muirhead passed away in the spring of 2002. Though designing golf courses brought him renown, Desmond only intermittently practiced… Read more »
Review of “What We Are,” Peter Nathaniel Malae
A writer as good as Russell Banks wouldn’t blurb a novel unless he believed in its author’s talent, so when… Read more »
An Irish Sojourn
The best golf resort in the world is Bandon Dunes in Oregon, but the best region in the world for… Read more »
Tiger’s Mea Culpa: The Descent from Olympus
I was in Milan for a tourism conference when Tiger delivered his mea culpa. I didn’t see it live, but… Read more »
Chairman Mao, May I Introduce Tom Morris?
While American real estate developers hunker down and try to figure out when if ever their forlorn industry will revive,… Read more »
