I was 13 years old. It was 1990 – back when my golf balls came in sleeves from K-mart, clubs […]

Fancy course. Questionable golfers. Incredible day. As I approach the ripe old age of 50, one of the things I

When Machine Learning Reaches Its Limit I was at a golf weekend bachelor party with the family group – cousins,

No matter what course I play, I never really know which version of me is actually going to show up

Why greenside bunkers feel like live grenades The shot that gives me legitimate anxiety isn’t driver. It isn’t water. It’s

One of the underrated requirements of golf is that you have to like, at least a little, the people you’re

On Fairness, Free Will, and the Limits of the Seven Iron Let’s talk about the morality of the Kicking Wedge.

And why I will never play it! There is a way to play golf that would dramatically improve my scores

How to Turn an Eagle Attempt into a Life Lesson Last summer I was back in Michigan for a wedding

Green Valley is my local course. Closest one to my house, only a couple miles away. It’s not great and

The Day a Goose Stole My Ball One of the genuinely great things about golf is that you are outside.

A Cautionary Tale About Frugality, Meat Swords, and Regret I have two very different golf families. There’s my legacy group.