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Interstate 20 winds its way gently across the southern half of the United States. Springing to life at the Mexican border town of Odessa, Texas, the highway meanders its way eastward through most of the keystone cities of the region: Dallas, Fort Worth, Shreveport, Vicksburg, and Jackson, Mississippi, all great capitals of the Southern United…
It happens every year like clockwork, an impending awareness of more than the calendar flipping its pages from the dreariness of last year’s season of melancholy into this year’s renewal of hope, promise, and reassurance of more pleasant days ahead. It’s an occurrence as celebrated and anticipated as a birthday or anniversary, and for golfers…
Legend has it that the late Seve Ballesteros, whose 66th birthday would have been this past Sunday, could get it up and down from the parking lot to save par 2023 Masters Champion, Jon Rahm, channeling his best Seve impersonation, did just that not once but twice on a rain-delayed, soggy Augusta National’s final day…
The beauty, grandeur, magnificence, and brilliance of the Master’s Golf Tournament, contested the first full week of April each year in Augusta, Georgia, has become a rite of passage for adoring sports fans worldwide. This annual celebration of spring which heralds the beginning of the golf season worldwide offers up a juxtaposition of the visionary,…
It happens every year like clockwork. It’s an occurrence as celebrated and anticipated as a birthday or anniversary and for golfers worldwide, probably more so. For those of us who live in the northern environs, the notion begins to take root during the Super Bowl, and football is finished for the season. It’s an eager,…
You could be forgiven if a trace of cynicism enters your thoughts when discussing Augusta National Golf Club’s long history of exclusion, racism, misogyny, and believing its membership was motivated by magnanimity and not a selfish, self-interest and concern over their international branding when their exclusionary policies were relaxed and their membership rolls expanded late…