No.36

(With Apologies to P.G. Wodehouse)By James Dodson

A first-time leader, a ragtag group of beginners and a high school season they’ll never forgetBy Shawn Wills

Meet Sam Carpenter, the obsessive artist bringing golf’s iconic holes down to sizeBy Alek Timm

And other horrifying thoughts as the ball flies toward the holeBy Charlie Warzel

The Honors Course was built to stand apart from its elite brethrenBy Paul Payne

The tale of two of golf's greatest storytellers getting lost in ScotlandBy Jim Moriarty

How three women, all north of 70 years old, became Carne’s most famous trio of caddiesBy Tom Mackin

Faced with a field of busted carts, rotting kitchens and a mountain of repairs, one priceless discovery made a golf course buyer look past it…By Tom Coyne

It’s not just about playing what many call Sweden’s top course—the magic is in the journeyBy Todd Schuster

And other shocking truths learned by going behind the curtain at one of America’s golf institutionsBy Travis Hill

Darren Clarke and the art of doing hard things in one of the world’s easiest placesBy Tom Coyne

When Bob Ford decided against dethroning the KingBy The Golfer’s Journal

The BTS sounds off on the most delicious on-course food they’ve ever hadBy The Golfer’s Journal

Par 4, 370 yardsBy Troy Miller