No.18

Even at a father and son’s worst, the game (and not one, but two ball retrievers) brings out their bestBy Chris Jones

Truly committed players already know the secretBy The Golfer’s Journal

The surprising history and broader impact of golf’s most debated fashion choiceBy Travis Hill

The 5th at Pine Valley. Par 3 - 238 yardsBy DJ Piehowski

Peter Beames has brushed shoulders with Palmer and Spieth, taught all over the world, dealt with poverty and homelessness and somehow keeps happily floating along.By Daniel Riley

The Sand Hills became a second golf home after one blind trip turned into years of adventure on the prairieBy V.J. Pappas

A Colorado cousin to the Sand Hills rota, this Doak masterpiece is every bit its equalBy V.J. Pappas

Stable ownership, extra amenities and 36 striking holes make this a true happy placeBy V.J. Pappas

The kind of place that has two of golf’s essential elements: beauty and funBy V.J. Pappas

Look out below—the canyon-side design is a welcome addition to the Sand Hills familyBy V.J. Pappas

Coore & Crenshaw’s groundbreaking course that established a new paradigm for golf architectureBy V.J. Pappas

Mike Keiser’s signature resort may never have existed without the pen of prolific children’s book and greeting card author Sandra BoyntonBy Ryan Book

A walk among the massive boats, fast cars, pitched fairways, facts and fictions of White Bear Yacht Club, potential birthplace of the great American novelBy Tom Coyne

One man’s winding path from white-collar criminal to architect of Aspen Golf Club's bustling junior golf programBy Caleb Hannan

As this California mission shows, the best golf adventures often don’t make perfect senseBy Casey Bannon

“Man blames fate for other accidents, but feels personally responsible for a hole-in-one.” - Martha BeckmanBy The Golfer’s Journal

Celebrating when muni life finally, briefly, got its Hollywood closeupBy Elizabeth Nelson

A lifer is forced to reexamine his prioritiesBy Shane Bacon