No.17

Golf needs more match play and the Ryder Cup's wildest shot proves itBy Travis Hill

From Pebble to Everest, the big stick remains an essential elementBy The Golfer’s Journal

The best way to get closer to the 
legend behind Pasatiempo, Cypress and Pebble is to play from her teesBy Katie Hafner

An unplanned—
and unforgettable—trek through the Scottish wildsBy Greg Ohlendorf

William Howard Taft remains the only man to be both chief justice and president of the United States, but at Kebo Valley, he is better…By Ryan Book

The Japanese saying “hometown of my heart” has special meaning for Taku Miyamoto, who now trains his lens on his native landBy Taku Miyamoto

Mike Kiely has Palmer and Nicklaus stories, but they pale in comparison to the impact he’s had on the more than 4,000 caddies under his…By Ward Clayton

To some they are merely golf rooms, but for their creators they hold sanctified statusBy Tom Coyne

A walk with the ghosts of America’s greatest lost course, and its rusted remainsBy Brett Cyrgalis

The 15th at Mid Pines. Par 5 - 542 yardsBy Jim Moriarty

“I look into their eyes, shake their hand, pat their back and wish them luck, but I am thinking, ‘I am going to bury you.’”—Seve…By The Golfer’s Journal

Proof that a great hustle is agelessBy Laz Versalles

When loving Tiger feels more obligatory than unconditionalBy Richard Johnson

Exploiting a few feet of loopholes in the game of integrityBy Jonny Wills

A foursome match has the power to bring any player to their kneesBy Phil Landes