Tennis Time With Teddy
As threatened, I did another Literary Cocktail Hour recently, via the Brattleboro Literary Festival, speaking with Michael Patrick Cullinane about… Read more »
Golf
World Cup Reading During the Hydration Breaks
[July 8, 2026]–Both the U.S. and Mexico have now been eliminated from the 2026 World Cup, but that shouldn’t stop… Read more »
Lots—and lots—of golf
I’ve never been much for college sports, but I know the passion runs deep for many. I also don’t know… Read more »
Surf and Turf in Gulf Shores, Alabama
The Annual National Shrimp Festival is a yearly confluence of seafood, music and art that has been going merrily on… Read more »
Golf Odysseys
Hitting the road in pursuit of golf, albeit for different reasons, is the subject of three entertaining books: Sean Zak… Read more »
What’s All That Green Stuff?
[Feb. 22, 2026]–Nice to see Jacob Bridgeman win his first PGA Tour tournament at Riviera. But what was all that… Read more »
Stories From the Stack, Part 1
[Sept. 8, 2025]–I put up a Facebook photo a few days ago showing a stack of books I’ve read—or partially… Read more »
The Pro Game
Chronicling events long in the rear-view mirror is a risky business. The late great Herbert Warren Wind did it so… Read more »
The Birthday Problem
It’s one thing to talk about The Birthday Problem—or Paradox, or Conundrum: that in a group of 23 people it’s… Read more »
Rocking With the Golden Oldies
Gulliver’s Travels author Jonathan Swift usually gets the credit for the line, “Everything old is new again.” For our purposes,… Read more »
