Road Trips
Top down, pedal down. America might not have invented roads, but it’s fair to say she invented road trips. Here, the editor checks the mirror to see how we got rolling
100 Years of Latrobe Country Club
The touches of the caring hands of three generations of the Palmer family permeate the history of Latrobe Country Club as it celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2020
Selected
Highland Tiki
While rum is the spirit most associated with tropical “tiki” drinks, Scotch has a lot to offer the genre.
Features
On the Bag: the caddies
Golf’s great tapestry would be void of much color were it not for the caddies.
Women on Course
In 2005 Donna Hoffman launched Women on Course and quickly grew the organization into a game-changer for getting women into golf.
Remembering the King: Arnold Palmer
Even if he’d never picked up a golf club, Arnold Palmer was destined to be known, such were the multiplicity and variety of his achievements. Ultimately – and four years since Palmer passed away – it is no exaggeration to call him a legend More than an understatement, it is woefully inaccurate to characterize Arnold […]
In the moment: Celebrations in sports
Here we remember some of the finest sports celebrations ever caught on camera. In narrowing down a broad range of moments we have established what it takes to create a great, memorable celebration: passion, spontaneity and drama
Kentish Corner: the links of Kent
The Open returns to its southernmost post next summer, to Royal St. George’s in the medieval town of Sandwich, so we headed to the Kent coast to explore its links heritage
60 years since 1960 U.S. Open
It is 60 years since Arnold Palmer won the 1960 U.S. Open—on June 18—after starting his final round seven shots behind
Cinderella of San Francisco
Only 22 years ago, TPC Harding Park was such a poor cousin to The Olympic Club that the Harding Park golf course was used as a parking lot when Olympic hosted the U.S. Open. Now however, Harding Park is embarking on a majors heritage of a different kind.
McGinley: Don’t use lame excuse to cancel Ryder Cup
Paul McGinley, the 2014 European Ryder Cup captain, claims it is a lame excuse to postpone the 2020 Ryder Cup because crowds might not be allowed
Myanmar: 3,000 temples, one golf course
It might not be practical to head to Myanmar in person with the coronavirus deadlock on world travel in place, but let us take you to a land of temples in spirit at least
The Company Card: company golf courses
It sounds too good to be true, but a century ago or more it was not uncommon for a company to build a golf course for its employees
The Monarch: Dewar’s 15 Year Old Scotch
A bottle of Dewar’s 15 Year Old Scotch carries the epithet of ‘The Monarch’ and with good reason
Rioja: a tour of Spain’s iconic vineyards
Kingdom tours Spain’s premier wine region to mix memories and sample its wares, old school and new
