Pinehurst No. 2 — Taking Irrigation Back to the Future
Pinehurst No. 2, recently re-opened after a restoration by architects Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, has gotten rave reviews. The… Read more »
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Golf and Hockey, Yin and Yang
April is a sweet time of year for those of us who get our biggest sports kicks from golf and… Read more »
Old Macdonald, Age One
Old Macdonald, the fourth course at Bandon Dunes, opened on June 1, 2010. To mark the first anniversary, I’m posting… Read more »
The Masters — the Brand, the Temptress, and Golf 2.0
A few last observations about the 2011 Masters: 1. The Brand. The wild finale was galvanizing, and a most welcome… Read more »
Masters 2011, Global Edition
Man o man o man o man o man o man o man o man. That’s eight men, the number… Read more »
Mr. Wind at the Masters
Alas, I won’t be at the Masters this year, so I’m going to have to try to get into the… Read more »
The Many Masters of Ken Venturi
When I interviewed Ken Venturi for a forthcoming feature in Virginia Golfer magazine, we talked first about his victory at… Read more »
Buyer’s Remorse, Lack of
The difference between an owner of a golf course and a part owner (with a small percentage) is like the… Read more »
Laurel Hill — Ready For Its Close-Up
Here in Northern Virginia, where developers have succeeded in covering much of the landscape with their favorite materials — asphalt… Read more »
Farm Neck – Seaside and Civilized
Martha’s Vineyard, the island four miles off the coast of Massachusetts, is a tony summer resort frequented by writers, entertainers,… Read more »
