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The Session #123: CyberBrew – Is the Internet Helping or Hurting Craft Beer?

Tom Bedell

[May 5, 2017]–The Session is a monthly effort where beer writers around the interwebs respond to a topic question each... Read more »

TAP Beer(s) of the Week: Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin vs. Rock Art Grapefruit IPA

Tom Bedell

[May 4, 2017]–They scratched the Tart Peach Kolsch, but added the Sea Rose Tart Cherry Wheat Ale for last night’s... Read more »

Michigan golf: Is this the year? That’s the plan.

Herb Gould

Every year, I make a resolution to play more golf in Michigan. And every year, life—and Wisconsin—get in the way.... Read more »

PGA Tour’s Member-Guest Down on the Bayou

Ed Travis

It could be called the PGA Tour’s version of the member-guest. The Zurich Classic of New Orleans came up with... Read more »

Confidential Guide: No better caddie to the world’s courses. And so fun.

Herb Gould

One of the great allures of golf is the variety of courses—and the variety of reasons to like courses or not... Read more »

The Session #122: Green Bottle Memories

Tom Bedell

[Apr. 7, 2017]–The Session is a monthly effort where beer writers around the interwebs respond to a topic question each... Read more »

Tap Beer of the Week: Mankato Brewery Mad Butcher IPA

Tom Bedell

[March 27, 2017]–Now here was a good beer to prove—if I needed any proof—that life is indeed a long, strange... Read more »

A review of Dan Jenkins’ “Stick a Fork in Me”

Terry Moore

If you’re in a funk, then go out and buy Dan Jenkins latest novel, “Stick a Fork in Me.” It’s... Read more »

Bermuda Sands for This Spring

Ed Travis

For years when visiting a new course I purchased a logoed shirt both as a memento of the round and... Read more »

Austin’s Topgolf a big hit with millennials

Terry Moore

As the PGA Tour stops this week in Austin, TX, for the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play I’m reminded... Read more »

Proper Threads–Devereux

Ed Travis

My first impression three years ago meeting the Devereux brothers, Will (left) and Robert (right), was here were two guys... Read more »

USGA, R&A propose changes to rules

James McAfee

The recent announcement from the USGA and the R&A about 30 proposed rules changes certainly makes common sense and should... Read more »

Looking Good on the Course

Ed Travis

If you dress with style and comfort it may not cut strokes off your handicap but you’ll look good whatever... Read more »

Review: “Back On Course-A Return on Investment”

Ed Travis

The new book “Back On Course” has the subtitle “Drive Business Performance Through Golf” and it discusses some interesting points... Read more »

Wodehouse on Golf and Other Tales

Tom Bedell

It may be a function of growing older, or simply wading into the wrong streams of literature, that I find... Read more »