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Lipping Out

Lipping Out: No. 18

“Man blames fate for other accidents, but feels personally responsible for a hole-in-one.” - Martha Beckman

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Photo by Brian Morgan/Popperfoto via Getty Images/Getty Images

You’ve got to give it to the birthplace of golf: Even the snowmen are ready to get in a quick nine. While Scots (and traveling American tourists/sadists) will famously play through almost any weather, this shot from the Old Course in 1990 is the rare instance where the tee times stopped. Still, it looks like just a light dusting…maybe we could get a couple holes in.

No. 18

Epiphanies