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Latest From The Golf Guy
How Green is the Masters?
Each year, golfers eagerly anticipate The Masters tournament, which symbolizes the start of spring. The Augusta National Golf Club’s beauty exceeds its television portrayal, mesmerizing attendees with its flawless green grounds. The event is marked by a reverence for its pristine setting, making it an unparalleled experience for all golf enthusiasts.
Scottie Scheffler is the Best of The Best in Men’s Professional Golf
In the history of Men’s Professional Golf, there have been only a couple of instances in the modern era of a player winning two Major
A Golf Course Flowed Through It
The author announces the release of their book, A Golf Course Flowed Through It, which explores themes of aging, legacy, and self-discovery through their journey from a curious youth to a golf professional. The narrative is enriched with historical anecdotes, reflecting the importance of personal history in shaping meaningful legacies.
A Golf Course Flowed Through It-The Life and Times of a PGA Master Professional
The author reflects on aging, legacy, and self-discovery, emphasizing the importance of understanding one’s past and personal story. He chronicles his journey from a curious youth to a dedicated golf professional and broadcast journalist. His narrative intertwines historical and personal anecdotes, ultimately highlighting the significance of preserving and sharing individual histories to create meaningful legacies.
Roots
In September 1999, the author was in Boston to cover the 33rd Ryder Cup at Brookline, amid the heavy traffic and construction of the “Big Dig.” Through the journey, he explored significant sites, including his birthplace, Taunton, Massachusetts. Born in 1945, the author’s parents moved across the U.S. during WWII for family reunification. This personal pilgrimage offered closure and reaffirmed his connection to his origins and American history.