Masters Notebook, Part II
Kudos to the Masters and Augusta National for the initiative, along with partners PGA of America and USGA, for the… Read more »
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Masters Notebook, Part I
Due to the horrific events this past Monday at the Boston Marathon, it’s timely to cite and to applaud the… Read more »
The ultimate bounce back: Adam Scott wins the Masters
Question: How does one recover from losing a major championship in such painful fashion as did Adam Scott at the… Read more »
Santa Barbara: A golfer’s delight
What if someone told you about a low profile golf destination favored by Fred Couples and Michael Jordan? Yes, the… Read more »
Santa Barbara: Top Ten Picks When Not Playing Golf
In no order of preference and not associated with David Letterman, here’s my Top Ten things to do when not… Read more »
Q & A with Tom Lehman
Sixteen years ago, Tom Lehman claimed his first and only major championship, the 1996 British Open at Royal Lytham &… Read more »
A golf lesson with Charlie Sorrell, Master PGA Professional
This past winter when my wife and I spent some time in Florida we drove across the lower middle of… Read more »
Book review: Moe & Me by Lorne Rubenstein
In Moe & Me: Encounters with Moe Norman, Golf’s Mysterious Genius, author Lorne Rubenstein expertly explores the life and times… Read more »
A needed renovation for The Players Championship
My renovation is an easy and timely fix: change the playoff format for The Players Championship. Largely due to television… Read more »
When being two-faced is a good idea
In terms of innovation, Odyssey’s new Flip Face putter is a breakthrough product. It’s a putter with interchangeable faces… Read more »
