Finding Golf Treasure: A Collector’s Quest for an Old Tom Morris Feathery
Golf collector John Morton traveled over 4,000 miles in 24-hours to retrieve a rare treasure—an authentic Old Tom Morris feathery golf ball.
Mount Rushmore of Golf Clubhouses
Each of us has our own favorite golf clubhouse—but are those places worthy of being on Mount Rushmore? These four probably are…
The Hagen 54: Walking in the Footsteps of Walter Hagen
In 1920, Walter Hagen turned a pre-Open practice round into a cross-country trek playing 54 holes across three classic English links.
10 People Responsible for the Creation and Evolution of the Ryder Cup
Here are 10 people who have helped bring us some of golf’s most impassioned and super-heated moments in the Ryder Cup.
Legends: Samuel Ryder
The seeds of golf’s best-known matches started with, literally, seeds and Samuel Ryder, the man who founded the Ryder Cup.
George Peper: The Best of Times for Being a Golfer
George Peper recently gave a speech celebrating the good fortune of being a senior golfer—here is an adaptation from our Fall 2025 issue.
Top Courses in The LINKS 100 Designed by Major Championship Winners
Here are the top 10 courses in The LINKS 100 rankings designed or co-designed by major championship winners.
Golf Properties That Are National Historic Landmarks
The following golf venues have earned the rare designation as National Historic Landmarks, owing to their impact on American history.
Harry Colt: Golf’s Greatest Architect?
Despite creating only a very few courses over here, Harry Colt was likely the most influential and innovative designer the game has known
Legends: Henry Clay and William Clark Fownes
Two legends—the father and son duo of Henry Clay and William Clark Fownes—spent five decades creating a third: Oakmont.