Author: Judd Spicer
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Cool Greens Red Rocks
It’s called hematite. Basically, it’s the primary mineral ore in iron; when oxidized, it’s rust. It’s what makes southern Utah’s red rocks a deeply-distinct blood red. And ... -
A Story of Hope: Pratima Sherpa’s Unique Journey
Befitting her surname — a Sherpa is a member of an ethnic group native to the mountainous regions of Nepal and the Himalayas, with Sherpa traditionally acting ... -
Travels with Archie: Morro Bay
PAWS AND PARS ON THE CENTRAL COAST Ladies, gentlemen … and dogs: Welcome to the Rock. While both man and hound hold a separate, though equal, ... -
A Day as a Golf Course Marshal
Like the mailman round-ing the corner with one check and three bills in-tow, the golf course marshal can be both a welcome sight … or not. ... -
Experience the “Birdies & Bloom” of Rams Hill and Borrego Springs
Golfers seeking a unique blend of nature, serenity and premier design have found a ready recipe at Rams Hill in Borrego Springs. Playing without the din ... -
Back For More: The Ups and Downs and Back Up Of Max Homa
WILL THE THIRD TIME prove the charm for Southern California’s Max Homa? Having earned his PGA TOUR card for the third time in five years, the ... -
The Pearl of La Paz
For centuries, the Sea of Cortez has served as a rich canvas for explorers, adventurers, fishermen and artists. Separating Baja California from the Mexican continent, the sea ... -
Not Your Average Muni
In the past several years, Southern California has produced some extraordinary young women golfers. Add San Diego–raised, 19-year-old Muni He, affectionately known as Lily, to that ... -
Design Dreams
The shoulder season has arrived in the Coachella Valley, and the early May traffic is light on the I-10 heading eastbound. A piercing 7:30 a.m. sun ... -
Getting Wiser: The Meteoric Rise Of Aaron Wise
When Lake Elsinore’s Aaron Wise announced before the close of his sophomore season at the University of Oregon that he’d be turning professional after the Ducks ...
