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Posts Tagged: Scotland
“The Most Fun You Can Have Without Taking Your Clothes Off”
We’ve had quite a run of golf design books of late. First there was the deep dive into The Golf… Read more »
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 »
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 »
“Tommy’s Honour” Goes Far and Sure
[May 22, 2017]–Add “Tommy’s Honour” to that minuscule cinematic niche—golf movies that aren’t goofy comedies. Based on Kevin Cook’s book… 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 »
The Compelling Drama of Golf
Greg Norman didn’t play in the U.S. Senior Open at Oak Tree National this year. But he’ll certainly be present… Read more »
TAP Beer of the Week: Belhaven Scottish Ale
It’s probably not likely that Sunday’s winner of the Claret Jug will fill it with Belhaven’s Scottish Ale and pass… Read more »
Youth Will Be Served
Take two golf-obsessed high school seniors wondering what to do after graduation, set them out on the road with their… Read more »
TAP Beer of the Week: Scottish Stout
[Nov. 30, 2012] It’s St. Andrews Day, Scotland’s national day, and parties are breaking out all over the world to… Read more »
