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Picturesque, rugged Bayside Golf Club closes trip to Nebraska
A tough test, but definitely worth the trip BRULE, Neb. – The final stop on my solo trek across southern Nebraska came at Bayside Golf
Auburn’s Jackson Koivun notches first PGA Tour victory
Holds off late charge by Scottie Scheffler It took Jackson Koivun exactly three weeks to live up to his advance billing on the PGA Tour.
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 4: Bert Yancey and the fly in the bunker
Shooting pool with Charlie Sifford, Lee Elder The next day, Thursday, was the first round of the PGA Team Championship and I was very excited
The essence of golf: From Wild Horse to Augusta Wind
A superb and affordanle Top 100 course The third day of golf in Nebraska provided a marvelous contrast of courses that really is the essence
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The essence of golf: From Wild Horse to Augusta Wind
A superb and affordanle Top 100 course The third day of golf in Nebraska provided a marvelous contrast of courses that really is the essence
Oakmont caddie confessions, Part 3: The caddie who loses golf balls
And gives his player bad yardages, too On Tuesday I met John Schlee, my assigned golfer. I was told he was also a journeyman Tour
Nebraska postcard: A tale of two nine-holers
From immaculate to a cow pasture with sand greens Third day playing golf in Nebraska yielded a couple of pleasant surprises at nine-hole golf courses.
Add Quarry Oaks to your must-play list
A dynamite course with tee markers to match ASHLAND, Neb. – The last time I played my way across Nebraska, Quarry Oaks Golf Club was
The essence of golf: From Wild Horse to Augusta Wind
Nebraska postcard: A tale of two nine-holers
Add Quarry Oaks to your must-play list
The Great Nebraska Road Trip, Part 1
The Greenbrier: A short history of America’s Resort
People
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 9: Friday at the 1973 U.S. Open
Needing a strong round to make the cut This is the ninth in a 10-part series of recollections by Ed Wieszczynski, who caddied at Oakmont
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 8: Drawing for the 1973 U.S. Open
USGA demands a fair caddie drawing An important milestone in the runup to the 1973 U.S. Open at Oakmont was the drama of the caddie
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 7: Caddying for Byron Nelson
ABC’s ‘Wide World of Sports’ comes to Oakmont When we got into May of 1973, it became much harder to caddie. The rough was so
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 6: Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford play Oakmont
An endless supply of Rolling Rock beer After the 1972 PGA Team Championship at Laural Valley, it was back to caddying daily at Oakmont Country
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 5: The 1972 PGA Team Championship
Do you believe in astrology? The final round Sunday of the 1972 PGA Team Championship came and my player, John Schlee, and his partner, Bob
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 4: Bert Yancey and the fly in the bunker
Shooting pool with Charlie Sifford, Lee Elder The next day, Thursday, was the first round of the PGA Team Championship and I was very excited
Oakmont caddie confessions, Part 3: The caddie who loses golf balls
And gives his player bad yardages, too On Tuesday I met John Schlee, my assigned golfer. I was told he was also a journeyman Tour
Equipment
Shot Scope’s LM1 aces launch monitor reveal
$199 launch monitor is creating a buzz Finally, somebody has come up with an easy-to-use, portable and affordable launch monitor. Say hello to the Shot
One man’s quest for the Holy Grail of golf balls
The unending search for distance and feel What is the best golf ball for senior golfers like me to play? For me, the search for
Our Gift Guide: It’s time to get busy Christmas shopping
Holiday gifts for any budget Black Friday may have come and gone, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of gift options for your golf
Review: The Shot Scope Pro L2 Rangefinder
Among the best of low-end rangefinders When I lost track of my trusty Bushnell rangefinder for a week or so last month, I snapped to
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 9: Friday at the 1973 U.S. Open
Needing a strong round to make the cut This is the ninth in a 10-part series of recollections by Ed Wieszczynski, who caddied at Oakmont
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 8: Drawing for the 1973 U.S. Open
USGA demands a fair caddie drawing An important milestone in the runup to the 1973 U.S. Open at Oakmont was the drama of the caddie
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 7: Caddying for Byron Nelson
ABC’s ‘Wide World of Sports’ comes to Oakmont When we got into May of 1973, it became much harder to caddie. The rough was so
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 6: Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford play Oakmont
An endless supply of Rolling Rock beer After the 1972 PGA Team Championship at Laural Valley, it was back to caddying daily at Oakmont Country
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 5: The 1972 PGA Team Championship
Do you believe in astrology? The final round Sunday of the 1972 PGA Team Championship came and my player, John Schlee, and his partner, Bob
Oakmont Caddie Confessions, Part 4: Bert Yancey and the fly in the bunker
Shooting pool with Charlie Sifford, Lee Elder The next day, Thursday, was the first round of the PGA Team Championship and I was very excited
Oakmont caddie confessions, Part 3: The caddie who loses golf balls
And gives his player bad yardages, too On Tuesday I met John Schlee, my assigned golfer. I was told he was also a journeyman Tour
