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Courses and Travel
Tom Bedell
After playing Raptor Bay yesterday, a course without a single bunker, I took only two shots to find the first... Read more »
Tom Bedell
[Apr. 28,2014] I’m in the midst of A Difficult Par, a new biography about RTJ Sr. by James R. Hansen,... Read more »
Bob Fagan
The LPGA visited the Monterey Cypress-lined corridors of the esteemed Lake Merced Golf Club with the Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic.... Read more »
Herb Gould
It was just an innocent e-mail announcing that the Dooks Club, which calls itself, “the best-kept secret in Irish golf,”... Read more »
Anthony Pioppi
In two consecutive weeks this summer, the No. 2 Course at the Pinehurst resort will host the U.S. Open and U.S.... Read more »
Evelyn Gruber
Almost two decades removed from apartheid and South Africa has taken up the place it deserves as one of Africa’s... Read more »
Bob Fagan
Suppose you are the golf course superintendent at America’s top-rated modern golf course, where do you go from there? Well,... Read more »
Tom Bedell
[If now officially an oldie, this one seems worth rolling each year come Masters time, since some trivia never fades….] ... Read more »
Anthony Pioppi
When it opened in January of 1933, Augusta National Golf Club was considered a gem. The Alister Mackenzie-Bobby Jones design... Read more »
Terry Moore
(Augusta, GA.) Besides not having Tiger Woods in the field, the other major void is the famed Eisenhower Tree, the... Read more »
Terry Moore
Other notes and quotes of the day: My photo of the day: Tiya Chowdary, competing in the Girls 10-11 age... Read more »
Terry Moore
Pity defending champion Adam Scott and his fellow Masters competitors this week. Contrary to trusted show business advice, they now... Read more »
Despite our speculations, there will be no Woods Watch this year at Augusta National, with his recent surgery knocking him... Read more »
Jamie McWilliams visits Myrtle Beach to participate in one of the largest amateur golf tournaments in the world.