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No. 4

Feature

Nashville

Tear-stained putting sessions and blistered hands on the driving range. A journey through personal tragedy, one stroke at a time.

No. 4

Art & Culture

Heavy Baggage

Charles McGill never feared unpacking golf’s difficult relationship with race

No. 4

Feature

They Grow Up So Fast

Practice rounds and life lessons at the Sally

No. 4

Characters

Arnie’s Iron Man

A final farewell for Palmer’s legendary Masters caddie

No. 3

Adventures

Lucid Dream

Separating fantasy from reality in South Korea

No. 3

Art & Culture

The Hawk’s Hands

Sketching a portrait of Anthony Ravielli, the man who drew Ben Hogan

No. 3

Architecture

A Club With Broad Shoulders

Whether it’s battling overgrown vegetation or city politics, a group of concerned citizens keeps Canal Shores alive

No. 3

Adventures

Accidental Revelation

How 12 holes carved out of the past provide a map for the game’s future

No. 3

Art & Culture

Early Arrival

Ryan Young hasn’t been at his dream job long, but he’s already a photographer to watch

No. 3

Adventures

The Roof of the World

Inspiration and heartache at the Canadian base camp of architect Riley Johns

No. 3

Art & Culture

Esteemed Gathering

To some, they're just trinkets.

No. 3

Characters

Homage to the Hustle

A tip of the fedora to a time, and golf profession, long past

 

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A Rare Smile

In 1967, after years of racist abuse, Charlie Sifford broke through for a victory. Twice

No. 2

Architecture

Don’t Be a Sheep

Ruminations on an aimless afternoon wandering the Bally Bandon Sheep Ranch

No. 2

Characters

At Home With: Gary Player

Time spent not relaxing at the stud farm

No. 2

Feature

The President’s Putter

Oxford vs. Cambridge, at a course called Rye. This uniquely British event distills the game into its purest form

No. 2

Art & Culture

The Emergent Pattern

An examination of the artwork of Geoffrey Cunningham

No. 2

Adventures

To the Place We Belong

Strange curiosity or religious experience? A pilgrimage to Sweetens Cove

No. 2

Art & Culture

New Tricks

Veteran Sports Illustrated photographer Robert Beck goes beyond the visible

No. 2

Art & Culture

Whistling Past the Graveyard

Against the odds, Louisville Golf continues happily building hickories

No. 2

Feature

The Year Is: 1983

Revisiting the characters and events that made for one of golf’s most intriguing years

No. 1

Feature

Four-Letter Word

A declaration of intent from the first issue of The Golfer's Journal

No. 1

Art & Culture

Upward Perspective

Jimmy Walker’s astrophotography blurs the line between science and art

No. 1

Feature

The Book Of Mulligan

Ballyneal’s first caddie and club historian was a dedicated looper and one of the game’s true characters