Carson Daly
One of the most recognizable voices and faces in American media today, Carson Daly picked up a club long before he sat in front of a microphone.
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Angie Everhart
So much more than just her red hair, the editor confirms that Angie Everhart doesn’t need anyone’s permission to be exceptional
Diego Klattenhoff
A bigger fan of action than he is of conversation, Diego Klattenhoff reminds the editor that golf balls are born to be punished
Eagles and Birdies: Don Felder
Don Felder is playing tons of golf, touring with his new band and looking forward to meeting Arnold Palmer again.
Goodell Hunting
There are few positions in world sport more powerful or influential than that of Commissioner of the National Football League. Paul Trow tracks down Roger Goodell.
Palmer and the President
One of Arnold Palmer’s most enjoyable rounds of golf was played almost half a century ago at the scene of this year’s U.S. Open, in the company of his great friend, President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The King shares his treasured memories of this occasion at Merion with Dave Shedloski
Hines Ward
People tend to shut up in the face of greatness, and when it comes to Hines Ward there’s an awful lot of greatness to behold.
Bob Beamon
Paul Trow reminisces with Bob Beamon about his gold for the United States at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, and hears about where the great man’s leap has taken him.
Sugar Ray Leonard: Sweet as Sugar
The Humana Challenge, won five times by Arnold Palmer when it was known as the Bob Hope Classic, is a great place to run into celebrities who love to golf. Paul Trow was lying in wait to catch rock star Alice Cooper when someone completely different glided into view. That someone turned out to be […]
Morgan Freeman
Morgan Freeman is one of the first names any director pencils in for a potential blockbuster. He’s also the first name President Clinton penciled in for the Humana Challenge pro-celebrity golf tournament down in La Quinta.
Andy Garcia: The Untouchable
Hollywood ‘A-lister’ Andy Garcia took a break from the important business of playing golf at St. Andrews to talk to Kingdom about his career in films, his childhood in Cuba and Miami Beach, and his plans for the future.
Aidan Quinn
Strange to relate, not every actor craves the limelight. Paul Trow meets one reluctant star who is more than happy to sparkle below the radar—a retiring sort, though anything but retired.
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