The Etiquetteist w/ Josh Sens
Can A.I. help golfers with golf etiquette? We found out
Decades after the rise of Iron Byron, robots don’t just play golf anymore. They’ve got into talking about golf, too.Latest
8 ways South Korean golf course etiquette differs from the U.S.
At a private club, should I feel obligated to have my shoes cleaned? | The Etiquetteist
My playing partner asked to ride in my cart. Could I have said no? | The Etiquetteist
Should weekend hackers use AimPoint? The Etiquetteist gives his read
13 egregious golf-etiquette violations our readers witnessed on the course
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Pro says high-handicappers could play faster doing this. Is it a good idea?
One PGA Tour player said high-handicappers could speed up play by being more prepared for poor shots while on tee boxes, but is he right?Can A.I. help golfers with golf etiquette? We found out
Decades after the rise of Iron Byron, robots don’t just play golf anymore. They’ve got into talking about golf, too.8 ways South Korean golf course etiquette differs from the U.S.
In the golf-obsessed nation of South Korea, golf etiquette is unlike what you’ll experience in the U.S. Here are eight major differences.At a private club, should I feel obligated to have my shoes cleaned? | The Etiquetteist
The privilege of playing as a guest at a fancy club comes with pesky questions, including whether you should have your shoes shined.My playing partner asked to ride in my cart. Could I have said no? | The Etiquetteist
Offering a ride on a course to a stranger is like picking up a hitchhiker on a lonely highway. You might get an oddball in the passenger seat.Should weekend hackers use AimPoint? The Etiquetteist gives his read
Like plumb-bobbing before it, the time-consuming green-reading technique has seeped into the amateur game. Should it be condoned?13 egregious golf-etiquette violations our readers witnessed on the course
Bad shots happen. So does bad behavior. In a recent GOLF.com survey, readers described the worst on-course conduct they’ve seen.
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A homeowner wonders why his grass won’t grow. A superintendent has ideas
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No water, no problem: Why U.S. Senior Open site is agronomic anomaly
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How to make the famous burgerdog at home
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Golf course chefs explain how to replicate this delectable British dessert
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How to make ‘potachos’ — an innovative twist on a classic appetizer
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The secret to making perfect eggs Benedict, according to a private-club chef
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This country club’s banana bread is a member favorite. Here’s how to make it
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This Colorado golf club is famous for their milkshakes. Here’s how to replicate them at home
Cherry Hills’ pastry chef Kristen Riehl shares the secrets to making the Colorado club’s famously delectable milkshakes.
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