History

No. 23

Architecture

The Dodo that Saved Scioto

One of the most improbable tools in renovation history led to the restoration of a Donald Ross classic

No. 23

Characters

A Possibly Mis-Spent Life

Bernard Darwin risked the family name to chase his dream, then etched it into the game's history

No. 22

History

Under the Pressure

Failure happens. The real story is in the response

 

Feature

The Two Dinahs

On the ground at the LPGA’s final stop in Palm Springs to examine its parallel legacies

No. 22

Feature

Bloodlines

Navigating the betrayals, organized crime and murder that helped spur Biloxi’s glittering golf scene

No. 21

History

Can’t Knock the Hustle

Driving-range sharks may no longer be circling, but the thrill of a wager will never die

No. 21

Feature

Rally the Town

When a parade helped keep the Masters afloat

No. 20

History

The Next Big Leap

The history behind the LPGA’s major move proves that evolution always trumps tradition

 

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Back to the Future

World Woods was once one of golf's most promising resorts. That dream died, but with a new owner and a remarkable caretaker, the facility is…

No. 19

History

Get the Man a Trophy

Toasting Walter Hagen, the most underrated 11-time major champion in golf history

No. 18

Feature

The Inexhaustible Variety of Life

A walk among the massive boats, fast cars, pitched fairways, facts and fictions of White Bear Yacht Club, potential birthplace of the great American novel

No. 17

History

A Cold Fact

Golf needs more match play and the Ryder Cup's wildest shot proves it

No. 17

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Women of a Certain Era

The best way to get closer to the 
legend behind Pasatiempo, Cypress and Pebble is to play from her tees

No. 17

Feature

27’s 27

William Howard Taft remains the only man to be both chief justice and president of the United States, but at Kebo Valley, he is better…

No. 17

Feature

The Hard Truth About Lido

A walk with the ghosts of America’s greatest lost course, and its rusted remains

No. 16

History

Minor Majors

Golf’s biggest stages weren’t always so

No. 16

Adventures

Home is the Sailor

Look hard enough and one of America’s greatest lost links can still be found at Gibson Island, where nine holes and a grand idea remain

No. 16

Feature

How to Rescue Your Garden

In the case of Hogan and Nelson’s boyhood course, all it took was a couple million bottles of whiskey

No. 15

Feature

Teachable Moments

Phil Rodgers had to learn the game's harshest lessons before he could impart his wisdom to students from Jack Nicklaus to an especially curious amateur

No. 14

Characters

The Grandes Dames of the Himalayas

Age be damned: The St. Andrews Ladies’ Putting Club is still thriving

No. 14

Feature

An Imperfect Step Forward

The search for Joseph Bartholomew’s lost course turns into a lesson on the beauty of silver linings

No. 13

Adventures

Rifle Shots

From finding the right wave to an evening’s meal, the Hunter legacy was always about more than golf

No. 13

Characters

Forever in Tweed, Amen

Amen Corner, a pioneering TV show and the best-selling instruction book of all time are merely the beginning of Herbert Warren Wind’s contributions to the…

No. 13

Feature

Every Gentleman’s Duty

An unexpected purchase leads to an unbuckled trip down the rabbit hole of golf’s fashion history