(Augusta, GA) Over the years covering the Masters, now counting 36, friends have asked me about my routine during the… Read more »
Covering the Masters: Equal Parts Art and Science
Posts Tagged: Augusta National
Q & A with Dan Pohl, 40 years after he “tied for first”
Forty years ago, Mt.Pleasant’s Dan Pohl made his Masters debut. He qualified for the prestigious tournament in Augusta by virtue… Read more »
Hail to Hideki: Masters wrap up
Though some may claim this year’s Masters wasn’t exciting, lacking drama as Hideki Matsuyama had a commanding lead going to… Read more »
Showing up at the Masters
A comic once cracked, “80 percent of success is showing up.” For the past 35 years, I’ve been showing up… Read more »
Masters 2020 Reflections
There’s no need to retell the triumphant story of Dustin Johnson’s convincing win at the Masters. It was a command… Read more »
Finally, it’s Masters week
(Augusta, GA via the Internet) As noted last week, I’m credentialed for this week’s Masters but due to Covid-19 safeguards… Read more »
Surprise encounters at the Masters
This is Masters week. Although technically I’m a credentialed member of the media, my presence will be confined to my… Read more »
A review of “Freddie & Me”
Writer’s note: I originally planned to share this book review the week before the Masters. But the pandemic reared its… Read more »
‘The Eyes Have It’
It was Rocco Mediate’s insightful comments about Tiger Woods last August during a Media Day at Warwick Hills that sealed… Read more »
Masters notebook
A shout out to Michigan’s junior competitors in the Drive Chip & Putt Finals. Webberville’s Paige Radebach finished 4th overall… Read more »
