The Golfer's Journal – No. 26

A collection of golf stories that deserve to live forever.
A mystical 12 hole in the California desert. Six undiscovered Irish gems. A miniature golf course from the Eisenhower era. Seminole. Whatever the course, the love of the game flows freely in number 26. We see it at the Lancaster, which has gone from a state of disrepair to a mecca of women's golf, and in the remarkable course of the immigrant superintendent of the Cal Club. It is present in abundance on the New York public stage and forever preserved on the Tillinghast classic in Somerset Hills. And it's all wrapped up in a hilarious tale from Phil Mickelson that, like the adventures it contains, can't be missed. Find out more inside.

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