Scotland

 

Collection

Open Secrets

Finding new angles on the Old Course

No.20

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The Price We Pay

Playing through the wreckage of an unimaginable loss in the Scottish backcountry

No.19

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Hard Forged

Dornoch’s harsh winters and unrelenting gorse shaped one of the world’s great courses and a friendship found only in golf

No.15

Essay

Half Full

Taking some clubs out of the bag might be the answer to your biggest golf questions

No.14

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The Grandes Dames of the Himalayas

Age be damned: The St. Andrews Ladies’ Putting Club is still thriving

No.12

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A Day at the Dunvegan

Just a pitching wedge from the 18th hole at St. Andrews lies one of the game’s iconic watering holes. It’s become a must-visit for everyone…

No.9

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Landfall

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

No.7

The Parlance

Dormie?

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

No.6

Essay

Colf Lessons

The facts of our game’s history are clear—as a Scottish fog

No.5

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The Tao of Garth

Learning some of golf’s greatest lessons from one of its worst players

No.2

Interview

Alan McPherson

One man's impossible quest to play every course in Scotland—even the secret ones.

No.1

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What Lies Beneath the Machair

A spontaneous pilgrimage to the long-lost course of Askernish—the forgotten Tom Morris design that came back from the dead

No.13

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“St. Andrews and the British Open”

From a 1984 Open Championship review