A Man In His Arena
Darren Clarke and the art of doing hard things in one of the world’s easiest places
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Shinnecock Is Easy
And other shocking truths learned by going behind the curtain at one of America’s golf institutions
Augusta GA – Caller Unknown
When you make a call from the Masters, make it count. When you get one, answer.
An Expert’s Guide to Photographing The Masters
Taku Miyamoto has shot 120 major championships, and yet nothing compares to this one
Every Hole at Augusta National, According to Ludvig Åberg
Where to aim, where to miss, and what the TV cameras won’t show you
Visby
It’s not just about playing what many call Sweden’s top course—the magic is in the journey
Where I’d Start
Oscar Willard Bootosh and the Tale of the Redneck Rota
Keep Up, Lads
How three women, all north of 70 years old, became Carne’s most famous trio of caddies
The True Story of The Patch
Driving Mr. Jenkins
The tale of two of golf's greatest storytellers getting lost in Scotland
Their Tennessee Mountain Home
The Honors Course was built to stand apart from its elite brethren
Does a Second Ball Count as an Ace?
And other horrifying thoughts as the ball flies toward the hole
A New Spin On Augusta’s Magic
Gene Wojciechowski tells tales from decades of covering The Masters and professional golf
Coach Deck
A first-time leader, a ragtag group of beginners and a high school season they’ll never forget
The Best-Kept Secret in Sawgrass
The Arnie Stories You Don’t Know
Brad Faxon, Buddy Marucci, Jim Moriarty and Stephen Krupin share their favorite tales of the King
Craig Kessler’s Vision
Shrink the Game
Meet Sam Carpenter, the obsessive artist bringing golf’s iconic holes down to size
Darren Clarke Is Still Chasing It
The major champion on his dual obsessions of fishing and golf
Maverick
Mike Strantz only built a handful of courses, but they changed the game forever
The First Time I Met Sam Darnold
Let me tell you about the strangest golf trip I’ve ever been on
Stranger on the Trip
Once Upon a Time on Long Island
A love letter to Inwood, an underrated classic enjoying an uncommon resurgence
