Video: Memorial Honorees Nick Faldo, Doc Giffin
/The Memorial's annual Wednesday afternoon ceremony memorializing
Read MoreIn 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.
Tiger And Phil Weigh In On Chambers Bay
/Jason Sobel reports for ESPN.com on the Chambers Bay reviews
Read MoreWatson On His Final Open: "It is like a death, the finality of that."
/As quoted by Martin Kaufman in The Scotsman
Read MoreVideo: Chambers Bay Fourth Hole Flyover
/By the looks of this one the course picks up considerable steam in the difficulty department playing 495 yards uphill and with what sounds like a fairway that can get tricky if the ball is running.
Bradley Klein has just posted at Golfweek his thoughts on each hole and he finds more strategy in this one than Gil describes in the flyover. (Thanks reader PG.)
The flyover, with commentary from Sonders and Hanse.
USC Looks To End National Championship Winless Streak
/Even though the program has produced many legends and NCAA individual champions
Read MoreSherwood Country Club's Caitlyn Dilemma
/You have to admit, this one few club boards are equipped had to handle:
Read MoreThe Olympic Qualifying Cut-Off Date Ignores A Key Week
/There are many ins-and-outs to working with the IOC
Read MoreVideo: Chambers Bay Third Hole Flyover
/A Redan offspring, the third at Chambers Bay appears
Read MoreShould Rory McIlroy Continue To Be A Two-Tour Golfer?
/With Rory McIlroy shutting it down now until the U.S. Open
Read MoreRoundup: "Unique" DeChambeau Wins NCAA Individual Title
/It's a word we're all probably guilty of overusing, but unique fits NCAA Men's 2015 Individual
Read MoreCraigslist Crying Out: Help This Married Man
/Alex Myers at GolfDigest.com with the utterly sad
Read MoreAnother Cabot Cliffs Review: "Stunner"
/John Steinbreder says he was “staggered” by Cabot Cliffs
Read MoreVideo: Callaway Live Appearance
/Episode 3 of Callaway Live is now archived for you to see
Read MoreTiger...Or Is It Bigfoot Spotted At Chambers Bay?
/First there was a jet sighting, then several blurry photos, and then a long distance shot of something resembling a standing, two-legged being inhabiting a Chambers Bay fairway. Further analysis determined it to be of human origin and most definitely Tiger Woods scouting the 2015 U.S. Open host site. Phil Mickelson was also spotted sneaking in some golf but got a much better weather day.
Safe to say you can add Tiger to the list who have made the cross-country trek to the remote lands of University Place. And mercifully, we've gotten the two biggest scouting trips out of the way.
Update on 2015-06-01 21:10 by Geoff
**Seems there was an entourage of swing consultants and other unidentified clinging objects. Tiger defeats Phil by two in the Invited Consultants Cup.
Tweet from the Tacoma News Tribune:
Stevie Is Back! Summer Reunion With Adam Scott
/We've missed his smiling, jovial ways and Adam Scott has missed
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