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Tom Harack
Much is made of the benefits of Pilates for more powerful golf ball striking, but it says here that a... Read more »
Tom Bedell
Thinking Autumn and Beer simultaneously invariably suggests Oktoberfest, and why not, as the grand original in Munich observes its 200th... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
Many golfers ski and many skiers golf, and both travel for their favorite sports. I am one of those, and... Read more »
Tom Bedell
As the days shrink and afternoon tee times are moved up to get the round in before twilight, there’s no... Read more »
Tom Bedell
We may have to make TEOTBWAWKI a regular feature if people keep doing weird beer things like the crazy Scots... Read more »
John Strawn
Larry Colton has a new book coming out next month, one he’s worked on for almost ten years. Called No... Read more »
Jay Stuller
There are sensory signatures common to most golf courses in the mountains along the Northern California and Nevada border. Fairways... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
Because I write about travel – especially ski travel – for a living, people constantly ask me for vacation advice.... Read more »
Jeff Wallach
It’s tough to get too excited about a steak restaurant in the basement of a hotel that’s not even on... Read more »
Jeff Wallach
It’s not every day that two of golf’s hottest young guns have to twirl their drivers on the back tee... Read more »
James A. Frank
Here’s what our experts– including CBS golf analyst David Feherty– had to say. Now we want to hear your suggestions!... Read more »
David Gould
At 80-plus pages, and consisting of 32 separate subdivisions, the Rules of Golf are not easy to throw a mental... Read more »
Larry Olmsted
I love all things barbecued. That’s reason enough to play golf in some places. Teeing it up on Mississippi’s Gulf... Read more »
Tom Bedell
True, I sometimes drink only one bottle of the TAP Beer of the Week in a week’s time, if that’s... Read more »
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