Golf’s Hall of Heroes
Celebrate the game’s greats at this one-of-kind museum of memorabilia and memories
The Men Who Bought Golf to America
New evidence shows the game of golf made its way to America a bit earlier than we thought
Great Courses, Awful Holes
Not every great course has a stinker in its routing, but enough do that we wonder if these porkers don’t deserve their own kind of grudging praise
Inside the Club(s): An Interview With Golf Veteran Greg Hopkins
A long-time equipment insider gives honest answers to some of the industry’s most pressing questions
Was This The Greatest Shot in Masters History?
It surely ranks among the top 10—a couple of top 10s, in fact—but all-time best?
That’s a matter of how you define greatness.
George Peper’s Memories of the Masters
No event has changed more than golf’s rite of spring
The Golf Club, Ohio
Pete Dye is about to tweak one of his most important and historic designs for the first time in 46 years. Don’t expect it to get any easier.
Trump Doonbeg, Ireland
Routed through massive dunes on the southwest Irish coast, this Greg Norman design is a quintessential links layout that returns again and again to the sea
Pete’s Path: Indiana’s Pete Dye Golf Trail
The Hoosier State pays homage to its favorite designing son
Book Review: American Caddie in St Andrews and Loopers
Our senior writer reviews a pair of new caddie memoirs—‘Loopers’ and ‘An American Caddie in St. Andrews’. Which one is a misread, and which is worthy of a hearty tip?