The Latest Sunglasses to Protect Your Vision
When you need a little more help from sunglasses, here’s where to look
5 Things We Love About the Texas Hill Country
With the Valero Texas Open returning to TPC San Antonio this week, our limited attention spans turn to the Texas Hill Country, the 25,000-square-mile, 23-county region that cuts a mighty swath through the state’s southern tier and turns the popular perception of Texas as a big flat prairie on its ear. The Hill Country is […]
Poppy Hills, Pebble Beach
Robert Trent Jones Jr. has put the pop back in Poppy after an extensive renovation that has made the course firm, fast, and fun
A Close Call for Ed Sneed at the 1979 Masters
Ed Sneed’s final round at the 1979 Masters remains one of the game’s most memorable collapses
Ekwanok Country Club
The site of a significant centennial is notable in its own right
Great Course, Great Meal, Great Hotel in New Orleans
Of course, the food was going to be outstanding. But who knew the golf would be so tasty?
Jim Nantz: 50 Years of Masters Coverage
In his mind, the script already has been written. Jim Nantz’s broadcast career will be bracketed by the Masters.
Part One is already in the books. In 1986, at age 26, Nantz—just a few years removed from being a dreamy-eyed college kid at Houston—was tabbed by legendary television director Frank Chirkinian to work his first Masters.
Now jump forward a few years and the grand finale also takes place at Augusta. In 2035, Nantz plans on being on the call for his 50th Masters, at the age of 75.
The Second Most Famous Tree in Golf?
Which titan of timber has a bite worse than its bark?
New Golf Mecca: Dominican Republic
Forget the doom and gloom. This gotta-play region hasn’t thrown in the golf towel, choosing instead to invest in the game, add new courses and places to stay, and reach out to traveling golfers. It’s where to go now.
New Golf Mecca: Prince Edward Island
Forget the doom and gloom. This gotta-play region hasn’t thrown in the golf towel, choosing instead to invest in the game, add new courses and places to stay, and reach out to traveling golfers. It’s where to go now.