Every parents’ worse nightmare: deadly crash in Texas
An accident that took the lives of nine people last week in Texas gave me a chill. A 13-year-old boy… Read more »
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The Big Easy, not Ernie Els
(New Orleans, LA.) Some have asked rhetorically: why travel internationally, when one hasn’t seen all of this country? I somewhat… Read more »
Michigan’s Galway Bay is riding a wave, rain or shine
My buying decisions about golf equipment and accessories are largely influenced by personal recommendations. The same goes for apparel like… Read more »
Thanks to Tiger, the most famous SUV in America
When the news flashed across the TV screen on Tuesday about Tiger Woods’ car accident, one’s immediate attention focused on… Read more »
A look back at my personal favorites of 2020
Take a ride as I recap some of my favorite golf memories of 2020. Favorite quote about the Arnold Palmer… Read more »
48 Hours in Houston: What to See and Do
Though Houston is the country’s fourth largest city, I’ve never visited it. Until last March, that is. After learning Michigan… Read more »
Apple Rock–version 2.0—rocks at Horseshoe Bay
I planned to publish this article last March as part of a preview to the Dell World Match Play Championship… Read more »
Thirty-six hours & 36 holes in Natchez, MS
(Natchez, MS) This week the PGA Tour makes its annual stop in Jackson, MS., for the Sanderson Farms Championship where… Read more »
From the Archives: The Inventive Mind & Faith-Filled Spirit of Bryson DeChambeau
Writer’s note: Last weekend Bryson DeChambeau was in the headlines. On Saturday evening and Sunday (July 4-5) social and traditional… Read more »
“Hoard Harden” or taking inventory during the pandemic
Yes, I’m calling this column “Hoard Harden” and that’s not a misspelling but rather a lame pun on the late… Read more »
