The Top 10 Jack Nicklaus Courses You Can Play
Many of Jack’s best courses are private, but he’s designed a number of great public-access layouts, too
Silverado Resort & Spa, North Course
It’s (Johnny) Miller Time at this upscale Napa Valley destination as he’s both part-owner and course architect
Galvin Green: Wise Wear In Any Weather
New in the U.S. from Sweden, climate-smart outerwear and more for the discerning golfer
The Masters vs. The U.S. Open by Geoff Ogilvy
Which is the better tournament from an elite player’s perspective?
The Course That Almost Wasn’t: The Story Behind The Story Behind Augusta National
J. Perry “Commodore” Stoltz had a dream. The Miami-based hotel magnate, whose faced graced the October 1, 1925 front cover of the Augusta Chronicle, envisioned an ever-expanding empire of elegant hotels—luxurious resort hotels that would draw wealthy winter visitors from the north and treat them to warm, southern temperatures and hospitality to match. Properties in […]
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
Time to Speed Up the PGA Tour
The PGA Tour needs a shot clock to combat the glacial pace of play
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
