
Celebrating Golf The Women’s Game
Women and girls are the fastest-growing segment of new golfers across the country. Two recent local events — one pro, one amateur — epitomize the

Ed the “Dad” Golfer
As my girlfriend Sarah and I sift through classic golf photos, imaginatively piecing together stories from days long gone, inevitably, we stumble upon embarrassing (but

A Game of Numbers
By Melvin “Bucky” Reynolds I was introduced to golf when I was about 10; in the 70+ years since, we have maintained an off-and-on relationship.

Second Shot
A couple’s shared vision, hard work and careful restoration give an old course a second chance to make a first impression. ——– In an era

Southern Charm Topped Off with Coconut Cream
We’ve all heard not to judge a book by its cover, but when it comes to restaurants, the front door can tell you a lot.

Don Quixote and Sancho on the Green
By Dan Miller ———— To enjoy more of Dan Miller’s fun, golf-themed art — and meet Sus Cat, who doesn’t believe your score card —

Missives from the Fringe
By Nicole Cooper Nope, didn’t see that one on my bingo card of life. And yet, here I am—a former self-proclaimed golf hater turned go-to

Mulligan’s: Family, Fun and Community
Nestled in the heart of Harrisonburg, just off Route 11, Mulligan’s Golf Center is more than just a driving range — it’s a hub for

“Fill’er Up!”… Biscuits and BBQ at the Bonnie Blue
As an admirer of old buildings that are given a second chance, I frequent the historic and colorful town of Winchester, enjoying the mature and

If He Chips Like a Duck and He Putts Like a Duck
Hitting balls at Appleland’s driving range in Stephens City, Va., Richard “Duck” Nagel nonchalantly wears a baseball hat autographed by Arnold “The King” Palmer. Duck

Playing It Forward
At the Woodstock Cafe, Jose and Nikki share their passion for food, love of travel and a quiet commitment to giving back. ———– The line

Tatum Walsh’s Golf Journey Comes Full Circle
Tatum Walsh was seven when she picked up a golf club at a First Tee summer camp in Richmond, Va. There, she learned not just