One Year, Many Courses; One Course, Many Years
Tom Coyne’s latest golfapalooza, A Course Called America (Avid Reader Press $28), comes on the soft-spiked heels of his popular… Read more »
Courses and Travel
On the Road and in the Stands
We’re roaming a bit—to Scotland, and into the spectators’ seats for a couple of books that aren’t strictly about golf… Read more »
On the Ground With Math and Memory
Jonathan Cummings doesn’t beat around the bush in introducing his treatise on the ranking of golf courses, The Rating Game (Post… Read more »
Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way
The ink was barely dry on the morning’s papers last July 22 when a band of U.S. golf writers wandered… Read more »
Looking Ahead to the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship
[This preview piece was written back in February for the Spring, 2019 issue of Minnesota Golfer. It appears here in… Read more »
Going Cajun in Louisiana’s Audubon Country
Louisiana’s new tourism slogan, “Feed Your Soul,” seems right on the money to me, having just returned* from a southern… Read more »
The Scottish Game
Though I’ve had a copy of Tom Coyne’s popular A Course Called Ireland on my bookshelf for years I’ve never gotten… Read more »
On the Northern Alabama Trail for Birdies and Brews
[July 7, 2018]–When I began writing about golf 20 years ago the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail in Alabama was… Read more »
Always Time for Nine
I have witnesses, so I know I didn’t dream up one of the most unique golf shots I’ve ever hit,… Read more »
Innisbrook Resort Keeps Rolling Along, With Momentum
[Apr. 28, 2021–With the PGA Tour Valspar Championship rolling into Palm Harbor, Florida this weekend, thought I’d roll out this… Read more »
