Jay Flemma
Winged Foot Golf Club – Yankee Stadium of Golf or Graveyard of Champions? Both!
Tucked cozily in a verdant Mamaroneck neighborhood, Winged Foot Golf Club has been called by many the greatest 36-hole golf…
Team Effort – USGA, Head Super, Members Committed to Put 2004 U.S. Open Gaffe in the Past
To both the USGA and host club Shinnecock Hills, this year’s U.S. Open is not just a national championship, it’s…
The Floating Golf Green at Coeur D’Alene – Still a Wonder of the Golf World
Take a vacation at Coeur D’Alene Resort, tucked cozily by the Idaho lake of the same name, and you will…
Leap of Faith from the Hog’s Head for Robert Trent Jones, Jr.
He’s designed golf courses on every continent on Earth except Antarctica – over 270 original designs in 40 different countries.…
Superintendent Tyler Otero Keeps Garden State Courses Immaculate
It was either work at a golf course or a national park, one or the other. That was the decision…
Boston Public Golf is the Nation’s Gold Standard
To Red Sox fans, they were two words they longed to hear in a playoff series against the New York…
How to Build a Principal’s Nose Bunker
It’s one of the most indelible and endearing architectural features in golf: the Principal’s Nose bunker, a three-dimensional hazard designed…
Dye Fore – Pete Dye’s Other Masterpiece at Casa de Campo
While doing due diligence for my first trip to the Dominican Republic I was told by someone whose opinion I…
Road Trip! Driving to U.S. Open Means Playing Great Golf En Route
Wheeling westward across the country to cover the U.S. Open afforded me the chance to play golf at various stops…
Bayonne Golf Club – A Shangri-La of Golf
James Milton was wrong. Shangri-la – his fictional land of incomparable beauty and peaceful unity - was not deep in…