History

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

No. 13

Art & Culture

Any Means Necessary

Golf's reinvention of the wheel

No. 12

Adventures

Proof in the Spirits

A toast to the thirsty souls who brought golf to the U.S.-Canada border in the face of Prohibition

No. 12

Feature

My God, What a Show

The four shots that immortalized Seve Ballesteros

Ep.52

History

The Last Time Golf Stopped

Tom Coyne serves as commanding general on this docu-pod exploration of golf through the 1940s—the last time golf was forced to mark and step away

No. 10

Feature

The One Less Traveled

Reckless abandon, long odds and Mike Strantz: An oral history of Tobacco Road Golf Club

No. 10

Characters

Dry Run

How the world’s first completely artificial turf course never got built

No. 9

Architecture

Landfall

Welcome to Montrose Golf Links, the front line in the battle against the game's most frightening enemy: climate change

No. 7

Characters

Papwa

How a poor Indian caddie from a South African shantytown took on Gary Player during the apartheid era and turned into an unlikely civil-rights hero

No. 6

Adventures

Two Tall Tales

One of the world’s most powerful clubs. One of MacKenzie’s gems. Where fact ends and myth begins in the redwood forest

No. 6

Feature

More Than Clubs

Paul Boehmer’s equipment trailer is an LPGA institution

No. 6

Architecture

The Hurricane Tree

Life, death and legacy among the live oaks of Kiawah’s Ocean Course

No. 6

Art & Culture

The Year Is: 1967

Stunning turns. Establishment attacks. Tumult and progress. In 1967, golf mirrored the changing world around it

No. 5

Feature

Ground Under Repair

The transformation of Laurel Hill is a walk through American history

No. 4

Adventures

Present at the Creation

Only in Vegas: An old idea and the possible birth of a new sport

No. 4

Characters

Arnie’s Iron Man

A final farewell for Palmer’s legendary Masters caddie

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

Feature

The Year Is: 1983

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