Author: Robert Kaufman
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Golden Drive: Jumping Frogs or Making Birdies, California’s Golf Country Is a Gem
THE DISCOVERY OF GOLD in California’s Sierra Nevada foothills southeast of Sacramento in 1848 inspired a horde of fortune hunters to “Go west young man” in ... -
From Cow Town to Cabernet
Having already completed a morning walk playing 18 holes at Hunter Ranch GC, I’m glad it’s a short drive to my next starting time, at Grey ... -
Hell to Heaven: Two California Courses Offer a One-Day Bucket-List Challenge
Gooood moooorning, Death Valley! The local time is 5:30 a.m. on the summer solstice, the sun is beaming its first rays on the Panamint Range and ... -
Scent of a Birdie: A Q&A with NCIS: Los Angeles Star Chris O’Donnell
As a film and television actor, Chris O’Donnell has made quite a name for himself. He first rose to national prominence as a 22-year-old in 1992’s ... -
Duffy Waldorf: Getting Used to the Good Life on the Champions Tour
Apparently, it took only 18 holes for James Joseph Waldorf to steady some of the rookie jitters of his debut on the Champions Tour. At the ... -
Par in the Parks: Golf in California’s National Parks
We cherish our national parks for their extreme beauty and opportunity to commune with nature. But at three of California’s national parks, golf is also on ... -
Coachella Valley Classic: La Quinta Resort & Club
From the air, the Coachella Valley looks like a jigsaw puzzle of more than 2,000 grassy configurations. That number represents the staggering sum of 4.25-inch wide ...
