Characters

No. 14

Characters

Life in the Front Row

The shock wasn’t in solving this Masters mystery; it was in discovering the remarkable golf life it unearthed.

No. 14

Characters

The Grandes Dames of the Himalayas

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

No. 14

Characters

Before the Flight

Traveling with Payne Stewart in his contented, but still contentious, final days

 

Architecture

Stepping Out Over the Line

With the otherworldly Landmand, King-Collins is attempting to join one of golf’s most elite clubs

 

Characters

Only Fan

TGJ Subscriber Andrew Haynes crashes the U.S. Open at Winged Foot

No. 13

Architecture

Laura Sayer-Hall

Ardfin’s greenskeeper may have finally found a home

No. 13

Characters

Forever in Tweed, Amen

Amen Corner, a pioneering TV show and the best-selling instruction book of all time are merely the beginning of Herbert Warren Wind’s contributions to the…

No. 12

Architecture

Elysian Dreams

Exploring the mind, life and radical architecture of Desmond Muirhead

No. 12

Adventures

A Day at the Dunvegan

A snapshot of the random and beautiful collisions that occur at one of the game’s iconic watering holes

No. 11

Characters

There’s a Swing in Everybody

At 97, Jack Burke Jr. still has lessons to share

No. 11

Characters

My Terribly Generous Friend

Growing up with Tommy Bolt and his misleading moniker

No. 10

Characters

Dry Run

How the world’s first completely artificial turf course never got built

No. 9

Art & Culture

Tip of the Cap

Golf had an unmistakable effect on famed photographer Rodney Smith

No. 9

Characters

A Kite in a Hurricane

The golfing life of Griffin Clark, a Lion gone too soon

No. 9

Characters

The Bard’s Butter Cut

Chapter and verse on a writer playing with one of his literary heroes

No. 9

Architecture

Blade Runners

Digging into the nomadic existence of the shapers behind golf-course architecture’s biggest names

No. 8

Characters

A Caddie’s Son

The search for a lost father begins and ends with a walk up the fairway

No. 8

Characters

Shaping Immortality

Zenos Frudakis has become golf’s unlikely go-to sculptor

No. 7

Characters

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

No. 7

Art & Culture

Student of the Game

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

No. 6

Characters

Peter Thomson 1929–2018

Celebrating the wonderful golf life of Australia’s greatest player

No. 5

Adventures

The Tao of Garth

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

No. 5

Characters

Life on the Trail

Gil Hanse keeps on truckin’ from the boardroom to the bulldozer

No. 4

Art & Culture

If You Want Something Done Right

Barry Grimes taught himself to be one of golf’s distinctive lensmen