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There is a certain kind of golf history that rarely gets the full spotlight. It is not always wrapped in green jackets, major trophies, or grainy footage of iconic swings. Sometimes, it lives in medals, badges, plaques, paperwork, and objects tied to the men and women who kept the game moving long ...
I recently took a closer look at one of the most fascinating books in golf history, and the deeper I went, the more it felt like the kind of artifact that says something bigger about the game itself. The Golfer’s Manual, published in Cupar in 1857, is widely recognized as the first golf instruction ...
Every April, the Masters arrives wrapped in myth. That is part of its magic, of course. Augusta National feels polished, permanent and almost untouchable by time. The sights are familiar. The traditions feel immovable. The place can seem less like a golf club than a cathedral, the game has always ...
There are golf collectibles that look great in a frame. Then there are golf collectibles that still make you feel something. That is what jumped out at me in this week’s Collectables post for the Golf Heritage Society. This one is not just about Ben Hogan, though that alone would be enough to get ...
