We’ve had quite a run of golf design books of late. First there was the deep dive into The Golf… Read more »
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Posts Tagged: Ireland
Seek and You May Find
“Golf is an awkward set of bodily contortions designed to produce a graceful result.” –Tommy Armour The title may be… 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 »
Tap Beer(s) of the Week: Guinness Dublin Porter, West Indies Porter
[March 14, 2016]–Suggesting the ubiquitous Guinness Stout for St. Patrick’s Day is the beery equivalent of coals to Newcastle. But… Read more »
Hold the Open Championship in Australia!
This piece first appeared, in somewhat different form, as “A Convenient Truth: The Open Championship Should Be Held in Australia”… Read more »
More Than a Pint of Plain
It would vaguely sacrilegious to travel to Ireland and not have some of the black stuff—Guinness, or Murphy’s or even… Read more »
Tom Doak’s Five-Year Plan
I played a memorable round at Crystal Downs with Tom Doak a couple of years back. Two other golf journalists… Read more »
TAP Beer of the Week: Guinness Blonde American Lager
Sales of Guinness Stout are spiking all over the country tonight, as they do every year at this time. As… Read more »
12 Beers of Christmas 4: Guinness The 1759
Let’s face it, going out at this time of year and spending a lot of money for a bottle of… Read more »
Going Beyond Guinness in Ireland
Part of the pleasure of a recent trip to Ireland was that after the golf, there was the beer. Think… Read more »
