Masters Makes The New Yorker Cover

No story, but a Bruce McCall cover.

Comments

[Old Hornet]

A red shirt, interesting. I wonder who that might be if the driver doesn't behave ?

[Ky Laffoon's Ghost]

Great cover, but Clifford Roberts hated looking for golf balls under leaves in the fall...

[dsl]

Is this a commentary on the tree planting that's gone on over the last few years? Ha

BTW - These IS an article entitled 'Moving Day', but I don't think it means the same thing we think it means.

[Chris Hodenfield]

He's a rare bird, that McCall -- a brilliant writer as well as an illustrator. His feelings about golf are pretty dark if you go by his autobiography, "Thin Ice," a brutally sardonic memoir about growing up in Canada. About the only use his dad seemed to have had for him was to be his caddie at the club on weekends. God, that book made me laugh.

[Chester]

The golf bag's too small.

[Calvin Coolidge]

Looks like Tiger got treed by three angry husbands.

[jojohn]

I'll have to see the actual cover to see if I can make out the name on the back of the caddie.

How did he get up the tree?

Is there any symbolism with the three branches? 3 is usually heavy with symbolism.

Blue birds remind me of Twitter.