In golf construction art and utility meet; both are absolutely vital; one is utterly ruined without the other. GEORGE THOMAS
It’s back!
Twenty years later Tatra Press has kindly allowed me to bring back Grounds For Golf now that golf architecture is of more interest to the masses. A new Introduction looks at what’s driven the interest growth and two new chapters I had a blast adding (plus a few edits to keep things up-to-date).
The Amazon purchase page for the book arriving June 15, 2026.
Justin Rose Is Worried Other Players Will Borrow His Most Profound Strategic Insights
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He is this week's SI Golf Plus My Shot stand-in and he explains why he's against wearing a microphone.Rush: Golf Is No Game For Liberals!
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You have to love Rush Limbaugh, as interviewed by one of his biggest fans, Steve DiMeglio."And it looks like a new hair color for Sir Nick..Blimey!!!"
/I'm so glad John Strege's Monday wrap-up is back with a keen eye for player Tweets. I just wish Paul Azinger was in the book at Kapalua to have spiced things up a bit.
We'll let Paul Azinger (via Twitter) say what you were thinking: "...And it looks like a new hair color for Sir Nick..Blimey!!!"
"Rose didn't want the added distraction of feeling like he had to temper his emotions or get into a situation where he'd reveal his 'intellectual property.'"
/"He has to deal with 32 prima donnas every year, and somehow he caters for all our needs."
/Golf Channel Airwaves To Feature David Feherty In Non-Infomercial Role
/They Found A Player Willing To Share His Innermost Profound Thoughts!
/NBC Opts For Jacobsen Over Faxon!?
/Jim McCabe reports that NBC did not renew Brad Faxon's one-year deal and instead retains Peter Jacobsen for a select number of events. I thought both were welcome additions, though Faxon seems more polished and in touch with current players.
Maybe it was the hat he signed to Ian Poulter, posing as Johnny Miller/63 at Oakmont that showed way too much of a sense of humor?
"The Tour needs to help Golf Channel and the networks deliver a much better broadcast product than viewers currently are getting."
/“If you look at where we are compared with other sports, we’re pretty far behind."
/"'Morning Drive’ starts out in the slow lane"
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Martin Kaufman braved all two hours of Golf Channel's new Morning Drive and writes that the show needs a lot of work.

