A large, energetic man of marked intelligence and imagination, Macdonald had great ambition and an ego the size of the fourteenth hole on the Old Course at St. Andrews…Although he did not attain this grandiose ambition and come to be regarded as the father of American golf, no one of his generation had a comparable influence on the development of the game in this country. HERBERT WARREN WIND on C.B. MACDONALD
One of the real gents of the sportswriting business who often wrote golf—in between his Pulitzer-winning sports coverage.
Richard Goldstein’s NY Times remembrance.
John Strege at GolfDigest.com with more on Anderson’s contributions in golf.
Geoff Shackelford is a Senior Writer for Golfweek magazine, a weekly contributor to Golf Channel's Morning
