No. 5

Feature

Ground Under Repair

The transformation of Laurel Hill is a walk through American history

No. 5

Characters

Life on the Trail

Gil Hanse keeps on truckin’ from the boardroom to the bulldozer

No. 5

Art & Culture

A Game of Pixels

A masterful re-creation of Augusta National. And a controversy unlike any other in the world of online golf

No. 5

Art & Culture

An Incomplete Biography

Alastair Johnston has amassed the world’s largest private golf library. And he’s not done collecting books or memories

No. 5

Feature

Magnum Opus

Golf through a different lens

No. 5

Architecture

The Klondyke

The 4th at Lahinch Golf Club. Par 5 - 475, 463, 423

No. 5

Architecture

Sign Up or Shut Up Time

After years of criticism from the sidelines, The Fried Egg joined the architecture fray

No. 5

Opinion

The Albatross

A rare beast

No. 5

Opinion

The Booze Breakdown

Distilling why Americans drink more on the course

Ep.15

Podcast

Jim Moriarty

How golf has changed throughout his career and why he’s still excited to watch the action on Sunday afternoons

Ep.14

Podcast

The Links Episode

Celebrating what makes links golf special after The Open at Carnoustie

Ep.13

Podcast

Curtis Luck

Young Australian standout breaks down his five favorite Australian golf courses and why they each make the list

Ep.12

Podcast

Jamie Kennedy’s Golf Marathon

Sharing the story of walking 10 rounds in one day

Ep.11

Podcast

Behind the Scenes of No.4

Managing editor Travis Hill takes you step-by-step through the latest issue of The Golfer's Journal

No. 4

Essay

Your Club’s Restaurant is Terrible

The case for burgers, dogs and kegerators at your home track

No. 4

Interview

Curtis Luck

This rising young pro is wise beyond his years, but that's not the only reason he opted out of staying in the Crow's Nest

No. 4

Adventures

Proof in the Purpose

Golf changed the status of Machrihanish Dunes from threatened to thriving

No. 4

Adventures

Present at the Creation

Only in Vegas: An old idea and the possible birth of a new sport

No. 4

Art & Culture

If You Want Something Done Right

Barry Grimes taught himself to be one of golf’s distinctive lensmen

No. 4

Feature

Nashville

Tear-stained putting sessions and blistered hands on the driving range. A journey through personal tragedy, one stroke at a time.

No. 4

Art & Culture

Heavy Baggage

Charles McGill never feared unpacking golf’s difficult relationship with race

No. 4

Feature

They Grow Up So Fast

Practice rounds and life lessons at the Sally

No. 4

Characters

Arnie’s Iron Man

A final farewell for Palmer’s legendary Masters caddie

No. 4

Architecture

Shared Secret

The 7th at Streamsong Red. Par 5 527, 521, 502, 396