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Carry bags that pass a dress code
Six bags a caddie will not wince at, and two that look better than they carry.
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Soft spikes, hard opinions
What holds on wet poa, what marks a green, and what to leave in the car.
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Player irons for the honest 12
Forgiveness you can admit to, in a head that still looks the part.
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Carry bags that pass a dress code
Six bags a caddie will not wince at, and two that look better than they carry.
Read the guide →
Soft spikes, hard opinions
What holds on wet poa, what marks a green, and what to leave in the car.
Read the guide →
Player irons for the honest 12
Forgiveness you can admit to, in a head that still looks the part.
Read the guide →
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I learned to play golf the way it was meant to be learned: on the course, from my father, at private clubs where the traditions of the game were still taken seriously.
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