Tip of the Cap
Golf had an unmistakable effect on famed photographer Rodney Smith
Art & Culture
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Peculiar Bliss
Finally, a literary guide to navigating the eternal struggle of balancing golf and real life
You’re So Big and Free
From Good Will Hunting to William Burroughs to the greatest golf album you’ve never heard
Deceptively Simple
In the days before digital and drones, photographer Stephen Szurlej made it look easy
Such Great Heights
Student of the Game
Leonard Kamsler’s dedication to his craft has taken him from Marilyn Monroe to the Masters
A Curious Light
Still a mystery stateside, Taku Miyamoto is one of the world’s best golf photographers
The Year Is: 1967
Anywhere, anytime
A Game of Pixels
An Incomplete Biography
If You Want Something Done Right
Barry Grimes taught himself to be one of golf’s distinctive lensmen
Heavy Baggage
Charles McGill never feared unpacking golf’s difficult relationship with race
The Hawk’s Hands
Sketching a portrait of Anthony Ravielli, the man who drew Ben Hogan
Early Arrival
Ryan Young hasn’t been at his dream job long, but he’s already a photographer to watch
Esteemed Gathering
The Emergent Pattern
New Tricks
Veteran Sports Illustrated photographer Robert Beck goes beyond the visible
Whistling Past the Graveyard
Against the odds, Louisville Golf continues happily building hickories
Upward Perspective
Jimmy Walker’s astrophotography blurs the line between science and art
Outsider Inside the Ropes
Photographer Kohjiro Kinno captures the game from a different perspective
