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.
After seeing how tech-wiz Ryan Ballengee has incorporated Twitter into his blog and reading David Pogue's piece on the emergence of this social networking tool, I've decided to experiment with Twitter during this week's Loss-of-trust Open so that I can make observations (and perhaps a form of website post, technology permitting) without logging into my laptop. Of course PGA Tour regulations forbid me from posting from the course, so all of my profound thoughts will be filed from within the media center boundary fence.
Now I know all of you are Twitterers, but if you aren't signed up, you can become a follower of my feed here (you can also find a permanent link in the righthand column). However, if you choose not to subscribe, my hope is to post my feed here on the site so you can enjoy the Loss-of-trust Open as I see it. Key word: hope. I still have some major tech issues to iron out.

