No.19

An appreciation of the little things, as taught by a true Texas legendBy Erik Enberg

The lasting impact of a mashed-up golf phraseBy The Golfer’s Journal

Toasting Walter Hagen, the most underrated 11-time major champion in golf historyBy Travis Hill

Rosapenna is leading an Irish Renaissance in the dunes of DonegalBy Tom Coyne

The magic of "Chasing Scratch" is in two supposedly regular guys and one exceptional bondBy Charlie Warzel

You realize that the hole you’re playing might not be the center of the universeBy Casey Bannon

With its complex blend of plumbers and presidents, the best way to understand Martha's Vineyard is to grab a tee timeBy Daniel Riley

The course—known colloquially as Royal Chappy—is more like playing golf in your fun friend's backyardBy Daniel Riley

"Two and a quarter" to join and 100% organic, this Gil Hanse design lives at the top of Martha's Vineyard's totem poleBy Daniel Riley

A NASCAR-ring nine-holer that stays open all year 'round, Mink Meadows caters to the island's golf junkiesBy Daniel Riley

Public. Private. Massachusetts splashed with Bandon Dunes. Farm Neck is a little mixed in identity, but then again, so is Martha's Vineyard.By Daniel Riley

With nine holes and 12 greens, historic Edgartown GC blends quirk and quality in equal measureBy Daniel Riley

Legendary ball-striker Moe Norman passed away years ago, but players around the world—including one beefy major champion—remain devoted to his swingBy Jack Williams

What's your best golf story? An assortment of classics from the TGJ communityBy The Broken Tee Society

The 7th at Cal Club. Par 4 - 411 yardsBy Casey Bannon

Dornoch’s harsh winters and unrelenting gorse shaped one of the world’s great courses and a friendship found only in golfBy Crawford Anderson-Dillon

"I long, as does every human being, to be at home wherever I find myself." –Maya AngelouBy The Golfer’s Journal

A love letter to the joys of going inside the gatesBy Trey Runkle

An educated decision to live the muni lifeBy Robbie Vogel

Inside dirt from the man mowing your fairwaysBy Jay McKinney

A hole-in-one the entire family can celebrateBy Shane Bacon