Personalities

Book Review: “A Difficult Par” (Robert Trent Jones Sr.) by James R. Hansen

Bob Fagan

As a fellow writer, I tend to be increasingly critical of the quality of literature currently now being offered in... Read more »

Remember…Hogan’s “Fifth” Open

Ed Travis

In 1942 Ben Hogan was one of the top players on the PGA Tour competing against other future Hall of... Read more »

Monty quenches major thirst at Senior PGA

Herb Gould

BENTON HARBOR, Mich.—He has been the leading money winner on the European tour a record eight times. Only Nick Faldo... Read more »

Watson, Monty & Langer: 3 For All

Herb Gould

BENTON HARBOR, Mich.—Colin Montgomerie was in a playful mood. Asked his thoughts about Tom Watson returning as Team USA’s Ryder... Read more »

Kenny Perry seeks to finish `KP Slam’

Herb Gould

BENTON HARBOR, Mich.—It was a grinding 1-under 70. But it kept Kenny Perry within five shots of the lead on... Read more »

Trent Jones Bio Is Prolific As Subject

Tom Harack

When the review copy of A Difficult Par arrived, my first reaction was, Uh-oh. Subtitled Robert Trent Jones Sr. and... Read more »

The Uphill Path of Wayne Stiles

Tom Bedell

Walkers gasping for breath as they trudge up the eleventh hole of the Brattleboro Country Club may find it apt... Read more »

‘Under the radar’ Bubba Watson wins the Masters

Terry Moore

Next April, it’s possible Masters defending champion Bubba Watson could be asked to impart a few words of wisdom and... Read more »

Review of “Faldo/Norman” by Andy Farrell.

John Strawn

Andy Farrell, Faldo/Norman.  The 1996 Masters: A duel that defined an era.  Elliott & Thompson, March, 2014 in the UK,... Read more »

Mark Wilson’s 19th Masters as a rules official

Terry Moore

A longtime and respected PGA of America rules official, Mark Wilson of Grand Rapids on worked at the fourth hole... Read more »