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Bo Knows Golf
After what may stand as the most remarkable professional sports career of all time in both baseball and football, Bo Jackson is swinging a golf club. That means a whole lotta pain for whatever’s on the tee…
King and Queen (part two)
The meeting between Arnold Palmer and Annika Sorenstam at Bay Hill earlier this year, exclusively reported in Kingdom 13, generated enough opinions and reminiscences to fill a book. So rather than deny our readers access to much of this fascinating information, we have split the text into two. Here is the second article
80 Most Significant Moments
Arnold Palmer has provided enough moments in his life for all of us to have our own “Best Moments” list. On his 80th birthday, here’s ours:
Gold Standard
America’s ultimate deal-maker brings his A-game when it comes to golf—and everything else
Earthly Delights
Apart from its emergence as one of the commercial powerhouses of the Middle East, Dubai is also the world’s fastest growing golf resort. Peter Milligan looks back at the origins of the game in the Emirate and forward to what could be the most audacious tournament ever staged
Camilo in Camera
Golf’s sometime pin-up boy, complete with bulging biceps and rock-star looks, became the game’s hottest property following two successive FedEx Cup victories at the back end of 2008. So when Camilo Villegas flew into the Middle East for a Skins Game, Colin Callander went along in his slipstream
King and Queen (part one)
Annika Sorenstam meets Arnold Palmer: Here is the first installment of a two-part insight into life beyond the field of play for these sporting icons
Texas
The editor finds out that everything you’ve heard about the Lone Star state is true—most likely—and returns with the pictures to prove it
Oasis of Dreams
Dubai is the fastest growing tourist and commercial center on the planet, and it's taking similarly bold steps into the world of golf. charts the emirate’s 20-year transformation from desert watering hole to golfing capital of the Middle East
Putterpalooza
After a lifetime of searching, Arnold Palmer may have found the perfect putter—it just needs a little grinding, and maybe a new grip, and perhaps the face could be whittled just so, or…