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Lipping Out: No. 27

Enclosed within: scenes from Mike Strantz's sketchpad, a BTS member's golf-adjacent infant sleep strategy, that workout shoot with Tom Kite and more.

Light / Dark

Half of golf is fun. The other half is putting.
Peter Dobereiner

The grind never stops. British touring pro Paul Eales looks for any advantage he can during his off-hours at the Portuguese Open held at the Penha Longa Golf Course in 1994. Must have found something in that floor break—he finished second. Photo: Phil Sheldon/Popperfoto via Getty Images

Lipping Out: No. 27

No. 27

News

The (Almost) Naked Truth

Tom Kite’s classic workout photos have a legacy beyond the laughs

No. 27

Opinion

Baby Drivers

Raise a hand if your local course is part of the route you drive to get the little one to sleep

No. 27

Art & Culture

Mike Strantz art Lipping Out 27 Bob Marley

Family Portrait

Jazz, movie nights and buckets of paint shaped Mike Strantz’s course designs

Lipping Out 27 Arthur Ashe — Arthur Ashe tees off in the 1975 show Superstars, which featured elite athletes playing sports that weren’t their own. Ashe, who that year became the first Black man ever to win Wimbledon, will always be known for his tennis, but also made golf look damn good. *Photo: Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images*

“Regardless of how you feel inside, always try to look like a winner. Even if you are behind, a sustained look of control and confidence can give you a mental edge that results in victory.”
Arthur Ashe

Lipping Out: No. 27

Lipping Out: No. 27

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Baby Drivers

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