Pinehurst No. 2 is golf’s equivalent of Level 20 on “Dr. Mario” — it moves quickly, and it brings certain doom, but in the end you limp away convinced that all you need is one more chance.
Black Bear
Brendan Porath
Stanley Reedy
Sanderson Sheds Old Questions for New
Kevin Robinson
Rob Collins and the Long Road Out of Hell
Gabriela Ruffels
Death of a Golf Course
Coffee, a Dark House, and the Open
History will Judge the PGA
Lauren Greenlief
“In college, one thing I struggled with was going to tournaments and playing with the extra pressure of, ‘I need to play well so I can make it in the lineup for the next week,’ rather than going out for me and trying to win the tournament. Now, the alternative to playing in a golf tournament is being at work. So I enjoy being on the golf course a lot more.”
















