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  Herbert Fowler is one of those architects whose name, curiously, isn’t readily attached to the many great golf co
• Four Corners? Skip the Monument, Play the Golf
  See here the conclusion of a travel log featuring golf on the Colorado Plateau. For the first installment, click he
• Braving the Umcompaghre, Earning Passage to Utah
  See here Part II of a travel log featuring golf on the Colorado Plateau. For the first installment, click here.

There is little agreement on whether and/or how collegiate athletes should be paid. Honestly, what revenue could college golfers, for example, possibly generate and ultimately demand? They and their teams are essentially loss leaders, Full Story

• Golf still shoulders ambivalence toward all things bourgeois
  Golf simply cannot shake its reputation as a sport for rich, white guys in bad pants, not even where the game has s
• Irene, Gloria and the Wesleyan Sports Hall of Fame
    Events conspired these past few weeks to recall one of the great moments in my sporting life and, in my h
• Ordering Martinis, Maintaining Decorum: A Guide
  Lookit, I'm something of an asshole but I reckon it’s like dealing with substance abuse — acknowledgement of th

As close readers of this blog already know, I possess a highly developed aversion to sanctimony. As a result, Masters Week really is something of a trial for me — until Saturday afternoon, when the inherent competitive attractions of the tournament ultimately win out and take precedence over the weeks Full Story

• The Golf Tee & Dentistry: Now it can be told
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