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Essay

Bard of the Dewsweepers

A sacred golf trophy and a powder-room shrine bring a father and daughter closer, even if they can’t talk about it

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Interview

Ron Weeks

No architects or crews required for this course. All he needed was his trusty chainsaw

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Feature

Such Great Heights

The soaring drone photography of Jacob Sjöman

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Feature

An Unlikely Place

The final answer to a seasoned traveler’s always question

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Feature

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

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Feature

Student of the Game

Leonard Kamsler’s dedication to his craft has taken him from Marilyn Monroe to the Masters

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Feature

The Bastard Child of Templates

Chasing the highs and lows of one of golf’s most misunderstood holes

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Feature

Twin Dreams

Robert A. Wade is one of the world’s greatest watercolor artists. He’s not a bad golfer, either

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Feature

The Long Way Home

Heartbreak, Hazeltine and hero shots: How a text thread turned into No Laying Up, the media collective that sauced the industry

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Feature

The Quest

A madman with three months to make a hole-in-one. Lessons were learned on and off the course...but did he make it?

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Yardage Book

Point of Pride

The 16th at Bandon Dunes. Par 4 - 363, 345, 301, 210, 250

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The Parlance

Dormie?

Theories abound on the term’s origin, including one from Scotland’s most famous queen