The Last Sweet Shot of Drew Claringbold
Drew Claringbold was simply the best golfer at Duffin’s Bay Golf & Country Club, but he had never been able to birdie the 10th hole.
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Tag Archives: golf
Take It To The Limit
In our May/June 2012 issue, the Post reported on Diana Nyad’s attempt to swim from Cuba to the U.S. This summer, at nearly 64 years old, Nyad will try one more time.
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Cartoons: Golf—A Good Walk Spoiled
It is said that “golf is a good walk spoiled,” but we say it’s a good laugh waiting to happen. Enjoy these golf cartoons from our current issue to as far back as the 1950s.
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From Our Archives: I Call On Perry Como
From 1960, Pete Martin’s intimate portrait of the fabulous singing barber who parlayed an amiable, easygoing manner into a successful TV show.
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Did We Say That?
A Look at the Post’s occasional lapses in judgment.
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Classic Covers: The Art of Golfing
A reader wanted a reprint of 1925 Post cover “Miserable Golfer”, when led me to a treasure trove of golfing covers.
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Score Card
The golf cart has one big advantage over a caddy—
it can’t count. Stacey Webster Providence, Rhode Island
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The Old Masters: Gene Sarazen Reinvents His Clubs and Self
Any man who can master his old temper has nothing to fear from a sand trap.
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The Old Masters: Thoughts on Golf and Life from Bobby Jones
Interviewed in 1958, golf legend Bobby Jones talked about the importance of attitude, dedication, and sportsmanship—on the green and in life.
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Good News for Bad Ankles
What you need to know about ankle replacement and one man’s intense journey to get back on the golf course.
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