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The podcast network for serious golfers. TalkinGolf launched as an online audio show way back before podcasts (or even the iPhone) were a thing. We've been on an extended break since 2012 but now we're back and creating new and interesting content each week as well as a sprinkling of some of the best stuff from the archives.

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TGH 157: The History of Bruntsfield Links

1 hr 16 min

You have undoubtedly heard the names of St Andrews, Prestwick, Musselburgh and perhaps even Leith Links - but the history of golf cannot be told without the contributions of one of the first non-links courses in the world - Bruntsfield Links. Today on the show I am joined by author Mike Tucker to discuss Bruntsfield Links. If you would like to learn more about Bruntsfield I would strongly suggest you buy his new book: "Golf's Original Fairways."

TGH 156: Dornoch with Lorne Rubenstein

55 min

I left Royal Dornoch no less than a month ago and yet it seems to be with me everyday - today on our show you get to hear about the appeal of this magical place from one of the men who inscribed it into the hearts of so many golfers - Lorne Rubenstein. This is such a wonderful podcast and Lorne's love for Dornoch is so well expressed. Do yourself a favor - Back Nine Books just re-released "A Season in Dornoch" for it's 25th Anniversary - buy it and thank me later!

TGH 155: Jim Hartsell on Scotland

1 hr 26 min

On this episode of TalkinGolf History we are joined by author, Jim Hartsell as we discuss our love for Scottish Links and the people of Scotland. If you have ever traveled to Scotland, or have dreamed of traveling to Scotland, I think this will be a must listen pod. I ask Jim three specific questions about where to play in Scotland and his answers alone are worth listening to! Our interview is based on Jim's latest book, "A Round of Scottish Courses," which is a delightful book that will warm your heart and will inspire you on your next trip to Scotland. Buy it anywhere you buy books!

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TGH 157: The History of Bruntsfield Links

1 hr 16 min

You have undoubtedly heard the names of St Andrews, Prestwick, Musselburgh and perhaps even Leith Links - but the history of golf cannot be told without the contributions of one of the first non-links courses in the world - Bruntsfield Links. Today on the show I am joined by author Mike Tucker to discuss Bruntsfield Links. If you would like to learn more about Bruntsfield I would strongly suggest you buy his new book: "Golf's Original Fairways."

TGH 156: Dornoch with Lorne Rubenstein

55 min

I left Royal Dornoch no less than a month ago and yet it seems to be with me everyday - today on our show you get to hear about the appeal of this magical place from one of the men who inscribed it into the hearts of so many golfers - Lorne Rubenstein. This is such a wonderful podcast and Lorne's love for Dornoch is so well expressed. Do yourself a favor - Back Nine Books just re-released "A Season in Dornoch" for it's 25th Anniversary - buy it and thank me later!

TGH 155: Jim Hartsell on Scotland

1 hr 26 min

On this episode of TalkinGolf History we are joined by author, Jim Hartsell as we discuss our love for Scottish Links and the people of Scotland. If you have ever traveled to Scotland, or have dreamed of traveling to Scotland, I think this will be a must listen pod. I ask Jim three specific questions about where to play in Scotland and his answers alone are worth listening to! Our interview is based on Jim's latest book, "A Round of Scottish Courses," which is a delightful book that will warm your heart and will inspire you on your next trip to Scotland. Buy it anywhere you buy books!

TGH 154: The History of Golf in 50 Tournaments Part 2

1 hr 4 min

The conclusion of our popular podcast, The History of Golf in 50 Tournaments with our special guest, author Tony Dear. A wonderful podcast where Tony and I discuss and sometimes even debate which tournaments should be and are in this fantastic book. Make sure to buy a copy for yourself. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 153: The Story of Golf in 50 Tournaments Part 1

1 hr 5 min

We are proud to present the History of Golf in 50 Tournaments Part 1, with our special guest Tony Dear. Tony brilliantly takes on the task of explaining the history of the game of golf by telling us the history of 50 golf tournaments that helped define it. I have always argued that golf's majors are what marks the passing of time, but Tony helps redefine my argument and I pick an argument with Tony right off the bat in this podcast:) I think you will really enjoy this podcast - but I know you will love the book with the same title - so go buy it! Support TalkinGolf

TGH 152: The History of Donald Ross

2 hr 16 min

In celebration of the upcoming 2026 PGA Championship, which is to be played at Donald Ross' Aronimink CC, we thought we would do a 2-hour dive into the history of one of the greatest golf architects to ever live. Today on our show we are talking with Donald Ross expert, Bradley Klein who will dive into the man, the myth and his legendary golf courses. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 151: Proctor on Bernard Darwin

49 min

We are joined once again by my friend, golf historian, author and Herbert Warren Wind Award winner Stephen Proctor, who is helping us kick off the Society of Golf Historians' 3rd Annual Golf Auction. We are auctioning off 30 golf courses starting Monday, April 20th and ending Sunday, April 26th with proceeds helping to fund the research on Stephen Proctor's next book on the famed golf writer, Bernard Darwin. Stephen joins the podcast to give us a bit of a preview in the man, the myth and the legend of Bernard Darwin. Check out are auction on www.ebth.com and help us raise money for this important book! Special Guest: Stephen Proctor. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 150: Interview with Padraig Harrington Part 2

1 hr 5 min

Padraig Harrington joins us for part 2 of our interview with the three time major champion. In this episode we dive into his historical year of 2008, when he claimed the Open and PGA Championship within a couple of weeks of one another. Paddy also dives into the mental side of the game in this brilliant and insightful interview. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 148: The History of Musselburgh Links

1 hr 23 min

This may go down as one of my favorite podcasts in our eight years of production - my love of all things Musselburgh goes back to my first trip to it's links nearly 20 years ago. This nine hole links has lived through the best of times and certainly the bad. We are joined by my friend, historian and author Mungo Park as he shares the delightful history of this most honest town. If you want to learn more, consider buying his book, "Musselburgh: Cradle of Golf" at Auld Grey Toon Golf Books Support TalkinGolf

TGH 147: The History of Leith Links

1 hr 20 min

There may not be a more important course in the world (that you havent heard of) than Leith Links - there is an argument that you can't play the game of golf without a major component of it's history. The History of Leith Links is endlessly fascinating - there are golf matches, duels, murders, kings and commoners and today on the show Mike Tucker of the Leith Rules Society joins us to shed a light on one of history's forgotten courses and the home to the rules of golf. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 146: American Golf Museum

1 hr 9 min

Don't let the title of this podcast fool you - don't let it lull you to sleep thinking this is going to be a boring podcast about a museum. It's only a museum in the way that PT Barnum described his museum - this is a spectacle to behold and for the next hour plus, let it entertain you. What I promise you is this - like me it will surpise you and i guarantee it will make you smile. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 145: The History of William Flynn, Part 2

56 min

Golf Historian, Wayne Morrison returns for the second half of the history of William Flynn. In this episode we dive into Flynn's work at Shinnecock Hills, the Country Club and his feat of engineering at Indian Creek. Wayne's stories help bring this overlooked golf course architect back to life! If you are interested in purchasing Wayne's book or joining the William Flynn Society you can reach Wayne at: wsmorrison@williamflynnfoundation.org Support TalkinGolf

TGH 144: The History of William Flynn, Part1

1 hr 2 min

Episode #144 tells the story of the underappreciate golf course architect, William Flynn- who's early history was, in many ways, stolen from him. Thanks to our guest, Wayne Morrison and his sleuthing much of Flynn's true legacy has been recovered and restored. Wayne not only covers William Flynn's history, but towards the end of episiode #1 he shares the three public and three private Flynn designs that people must play to appreciate his genius. To learn more about William Flynn, consider joining the William Flynn Society. You can learn more at www.williamflynnsociety.com Support TalkinGolf

TGH 143: The History of Tom Bendelow

1 hr 9 min

A podcast four years in the making has finally arrived - the TalkinGolf History has shared the stories of Donald Ross, AW Tillinghast, Dr. Alister MacKenzie, Seth Raynor, Walter Travis, James Braid, Perry Maxwell and finally after years of trying to make it happen we have the story most of you don't know. Tom Bendelow's story is a story about the early days of American golf and yet a story that has somehow escaped the history books. I am so proud to present the History of Tom Bendelow with his own Grandson, Stuart Bendelow as our guest. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 142: MacKenzie and Cypress Point

1 hr 7 min

As we countdown until the days of the playing of the 2025 Walker Cup at the Cypress Point Club, I thought it would be great to look back at the History of Dr. Alister MacKenzie and Cypress Point with our special guest Sean Tully. Its a great show where we ask the question - what would Dr. Mackenzie's career looked like, had Seth Raynor not passed away suddenly in 1926. We discuss the semi-recently found routing plans that may predate both Mackenzie and Raynor. Enjoy the show and the 2025 Walker Cup! Support TalkinGolf

TGH 141: Lost History of Alexander Findlay, Part 2

1 hr 13 min

To those of you listening to this upon release, please forgive the extra week for release. The Society of Golf Historians had an amazing golf history trip to Scotland and I was worn out. I am so proud of Part 2 of the Lost History of Alexander Findlay. A very special thank you to author and historian, William Casto joining us. In this episode we kick off discussing Findlay's role in the Vardon Invasion of the US and end discussing his prolific design career. Enjoy the show! Support TalkinGolf

TGH 140: The Lost History of Alexander Findlay

1 hr 14 min

We are joined by author, William Casto to discuss his new book: "The Ambassador: Alexander Findlay and Pioneer Golf in America," to discuss the history of this forgotten giant in the game of golf. This is a two part podcast about one of the gentlemen golfers who can lay claim to being called one of the Johnny Appleseed's of American Golf. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 139: 100 Objects: The Amana Vip Hat

6 min

Welcome to a new series on the TalkinGolf History Podcast called: 100 Objects That Changed the Game of Golf. Today on our show I share the story of Lou King and the Amana VIP Hat. The hat that sparked a billion dollar industry of athlete marketing. Without the Amana Hat you might not have Tiger's famous Nike Swoosh Hat or Phil Mickelson's KPMG visor. Sit back and enjoy this very short story of how athletes became marketing billboards. Music by Jonny Easton ("Purpose') Support TalkinGolf

TGH 138: The History of James Braid, Part 3

58 min

The conclusion to our three part series on the Life and Times of James Braid - 5-Time Champion Golfer, Golf Course Architect, Author, Teacher, Inventor, Golf Professional and Golf Club Maker. A special thanks to our guest, Simon Barrington for sharing his knowledge with all of us. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 137: The History of James Braid, Part 2

1 hr 3 min

We welcome back Simon Barrington to continue the fascinating history of James Braid - from his role in the establishment of the British PGA, to the meaning of his 4 British PGA News of the World Match Play Championships and finally we start to tell the story of James Braid, the golf course architect. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 136: The History of James Braid, Part 1

1 hr 0 min

Join us for Part 1 of a three part series into the Life and Legacy of James Braid- one of golf's true pioneers. In this episode, I am joined by golf historian, Simon Barrington as we explore the remarkable career, innovations and enduring impact of the great Scottish Champion whose contributions to the game are too often overlooked. The History of James Braid Part 1 Support TalkinGolf

TGH 135: The History of Oakmont, Part 3

59 min

We conclude our three part series on the famed Oakmont Country Club with our special guest, Oakmont Historian, Dave Moore. We kick off today's show with the 1962 US Open and a generational rivalry and we end our final Oakmont special discussing the amazing collection of antiquities within Oakmont's collection. Thank you for joining us on this journey that has been seven years in the making! Support TalkinGolf

TGH 134: The History of Oakmont, Part 2

1 hr 23 min

We are proud to bring you Part 2 of our three-part series on the storied history of Oakmont Country Club. In this episode we are joined once again by Oakmont Historian, Dave Moore, as we dive into the early major championships that helped shape Oakmont's legendary status. From iconic victories to lost trophies to unforgettable drama, we explore the moments and players that defined one of golf's most revered venues. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 133: The History of Oakmont: Part 1

51 min

In this first installment of our deep dive into the storied history of Oakmont Country Club, we're joined by club historian Dave Moore to explore Oakmont's formative years - before the US Opens, before the national spotlight. We uncover the vision of founder HC Fownes, the bold architectural principles that shaped the course, and how Oakmont's fierce identity was forged long before it became a championship icon. This is the origin story of one of golf's most revered venues. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 132: They Won For Everyone

26 min

The week leading into the 2025 PGA Championship, I thought I would reshare one of our fan favorite podcasts titled, "They Won for Everyone." This podcast tells the story of golf's systematic discrimination and the events that led to the striking of the PGA's Caucasian Clause. Next week the TalkinGolf History podcast will have a brand new podcast on the History of James Braid. For the US Open we will cover the History of Oakmont Country Club. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 131: The Top 100 Golfers

51 min

Today on the podcast I interview author Michael Arkush about his new book, The Golf 100: A Spirited Ranking of the Greatest Players of All-Time. I think you will really enjoy this show - we took a slightly different route and focused on some of the lesser known golfers and in the end I debate Michael a bit on his Top 10. Listen to the podcast and let me know what you think - who is in your Top 10 of all-time? Let me know on twitter @shistorians Support TalkinGolf

TGH 130: The Hidden History of the Masters

45 min

Episode #130 is this year's Masters podcast and boy do we have a doozy! On today's podcast we are joined by Augusta Historian, Greg Lamb and we are going to take you inside the gates of Augusta National, inside the clubhouse and share with you some of the great relics of Augusta National's past. There are things we are about to discuss that I would bet not every Augusta National member knows about - in short you are in for a real treat! Support TalkinGolf

TGH 129: Matchless with Stephen Proctor

1 hr 10 min

Stephen Proctor's latest book, Matchless" is due out October of 2025 and in it he makes an argument for the match piting USA's Glenna Collett vs the UK's Joyce Wethered going down as the Match of the Century. These two Titans of the Green propelled the women's game into the international spotlight and laid the groundwork for what would become the LPGA Tour. Matchless marks Stephen's third golf history book and quite frankly its a trilogy that every golf history lover needs to have on their shelves. We hope you enjoy this preview of MATCHLESS! Support TalkinGolf

TGH 128: The History of Allan Robertson

1 hr 38 min

I’m thrilled to introduce a podcast that has been on my mind for seven years. Allan Robertson, the King of Clubs and the original Champion Golfer, is one of golf’s most fascinating yet untold stories, until now. I’m deeply grateful to Bill Williams for igniting this journey and to Roger McStravick for bringing it to completion. For the next hour and a half, let me borrow your ears. I promise you’ll learn, you’ll laugh, and you’ll be captivated by the legend who has long waited in the shadows. If you’re in North America, you can purchase Roger McStravick’s book, Allan Robertson: The King of Clubs, at Auld Grey Toun Golf Books & Collectibles: www.auldgreytoungolf.com. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 127: The Oldest Golf Society

32 min

I wish I could take credit for this wonderful podcast, but it is brought to us by our friends at the Top 100 Clubhouse Podcast. This is a brilliant podcaston the history of golf's oldest golfing society, Royal Burgess. Make sure to check out their podcast! Support TalkinGolf

TGH 125: Short Stories

18 min

I thought we could finish out the year with five short golf history stories. Five amazing stories that are likely too short to be a full length podcast. The Five Stories: How the Western Golf Association Almost Convinced the USGA to Change Their Name How a Newspaper Misprint May Have Cost a Golfer a Major A Mental Lapse in the 1950 US Open Playoff The Quirky Story of the First Playoff in Major Championship History The Golfer Who Refused to Win a Major Delightful and short stories sure to entertain. Happy New Year Everyone! Support TalkinGolf

TGH 124: The Tiger Slam

1 hr 3 min

Today on the show we are joined by author, Kevin Cook to discuss his new book: The Tiger Slam: The Inside Story of the Greatest Golf Ever Played. This show will go down as an instant classic - an unbelievable journey to Tiger's most dominant stretch of golf. A special thanks to Simon and Schuster for connecting me with Kevin Cook. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 123: The History of Scotty Cameron, Part 2

54 min

TalkinGolf History #123 and Part 2 of the History of Scotty Cameron. We start this episode discussing the partnership with Titleist and jump into Tiger Woods and his famous Scotty Cameron putter which has won 14 of his 15 majors. We end the episode discussing the collectibility of Scotty Cameron putters and what to look for in an investment. If you havent done so already consider joining up for our free weekly newsletter, the SOCIETY. You can sign up for free at Thesocietyofgolfhistorians.beehiiv.com/subscibe Support TalkinGolf

TGH 122: The History of Scotty Cameron, Part 1

58 min

I thought you might enjoy a little history that you might carry around in your golf bag. This is a two part podcast on the History of Scotty Cameron - arguably the most famous clubmaker in the history of the game of golf. Our guest for today's show is Scotty Cameron expert and collector, Bill Vogeney who's friends call him "Vog" (pronounced Vogue). I know you will thoroughly enjoy this two part series on Scotty Cameron. As always let me know your thoughts on twitter. My handle is @shistorians. If you haven't yet, please consider signing up for our free history newsletter. You can sign up at: TheSocietyofGolfHistorians.beehiiv.com/subscribe Support TalkinGolf

TGH 121: The History & Restoration of Interlachen CC

1 hr 18 min

Interlachen CC is one of America's great golf courses and it has been a great host to some of golf histories great moments. Today on the podcast we are blessed to be joined by golf course architect, Andrew Green, who will discuss the amazing reno-restoration of Interlachen CC. Andrew's wonderful interview will be intertwined with the golf history of Interlachen as told by two of their historians - Jim Hicks and Brad Sherman. Its an amazing golf podcast with a couple of unsolved mysteries. Trust me you will love it! Support TalkinGolf

TGH 120: A Historic Trip to Scotland

47 min

The Society of Golf Historians is flying to Scotland in August of 2025 and we want you to join us! Today on the show we are joined by the President and Co-Founder of PerryGolf, Gordon Dalgleish, who shares the early history of PerryGolf and how it was one of the early pioneers in the golf travel industry. Gordon and I then pivot to discuss The Society of Golf Historians Trip to Scotland with Gordon providing some color into some of the Open's most famous venues. The trip will be unlike any other - PerryGolf is scheduling the golf, hotels and travel accomodations and I am scheduling the extracurriculars which include walking tours of St Andrews, a live recording of the TalkinGolf History Podcast and some things I dont want to share in the media (but will be amazing). Support TalkinGolf

TGH 119: The History of Calvin Peete

1 hr 4 min

When you think of the American Dream - that wonderful tale of a rags to riches story - few can beat the story of Calvin Peete. From climbing into trees in orchards, to shattering his elbow, to becoming a pool shark , then a golf hustler to a Vardon Trophy winner, and Players Champion on the PGA Tour - Calvin's story is a tale of the struggle to become someone in this world. This podcast was only made possible by Gordon Hobson and his wonderful book, Calvin Peete, Golf's Forgotten Star. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 118: The Gathering at Pinehurst

1 hr 44 min

As we close in on the 124th playing of the US Open at Pinehurst, I thought it would be a great time to rollback the podcast to a show we recorded during the pandemic. Recorded and filmed from Golf Club Atlas Headquarters in Pinehurst, NC, this podcast includes the Founder of Golf Club Atlas, Ran Morrisett, Kyle Frantz Golf Design, former President of the Donald Ross Society, Brad Becken, CEO of Story Lounge Film Company and current President of the Donald Ross Society and myself. A great podcast that celebrates Pinehurst and the genius of Donald Ross. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 117: Instruments of Change: Mosk & Sifford

58 min

We welcome author Peter May back to the podcast to discuss his latest book: "Changing the Course: How Charlie Sifford & Stanley Mosk Integrated the PGA." A wonderful expansion on the DocuPod I recorded years ago by the title: "The Caucasian Clause." Peter May's study of the events that took place between 1896 and 1962 was thorough and tells the story, while not a happy one, of the creation of the PGA, the PGA Tour and the PGA Championship we know today. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 116: The Myths of the Masters Part 2

52 min

We welcome back Golf Historian, Greg Lamb for the second part of this two part podcast - "The Myths of the Masters.' We started part 1 talking about assassinations and we end this podcast with the possible location of both the Ark of the Covenant and the Holy Grail - can you name another podcast with this much range? Tune in - and enjoy some good stories, sprinkled in with some great golf history. If you haven't yet sign up for our free weekly newsletter: The SOCIETY Newsletter. Subscibe here: https://thesocietyofgolfhistorians.beehiiv.com/subscribe Support TalkinGolf

TGH 115: The Myths of the Masters Part 1

48 min

This show is dedicated to proving or disproving some of the many myths that surround Augusta National and the Masters. We welcome back golf historian, Greg Lamb who joined us last year for our show: "Before Augusta National." This show will be a two part podcast. Please enjoy the lighthearted story telling of "The Myths of the Masters." Support TalkinGolf

TGH 114: VaughnCon III: Defending Your Course

43 min

Welcome to season 6 of the TalkinGolf History Podcast- I sincerely apologize for the delay to kick off this new exciting season. Today we have a special show...another edition of VaughnCon where we get extremely blunt on our golf course architcture takes. This is a jointly owned podcast between TalkinGolf History, the Donald Ross Society and Golf Club Atlas. Our special guest today is Jason Straka of Fry-Straka Design. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 113: The Golffice

1 hr 7 min

Someone of you asked for it and now all of you have to live with it;) Episode #113 dives into my mini-museum known lovingly as the Golffice. I break down my history with these historical items - tell a bit of their backstory and answer listener questions on how to build your own collection and the rehashing some of my terrible mistakes..."yes I could have bought Ben Hogan's clubs 15 years ago and would have made a profit of $350,000 had I sold them today." The Golffice is my happy place and now I am going to share it with all of you. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 112: The Restoration of Cobbs Creek

1 hr 19 min

It didnt get a lot of press a couple of months ago, but the restoration of the famed Cobbs Creek Golf Course is underway in Philadelphia. This public golf course was once one of the shining lights of public golf when it was designed and with Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner on their dozers, I wouldnt bet against Cobbs Creek becoming a beacon for how cities can embrace their public golf courses. What gets lost in this big story is how the dreams of two men (Cirba and Bausch) are about to come true. This is a story of how passion can overcome all odds. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 111: The History of LIV Golf

1 hr 13 min

The History of LIV Golf shares the early history of this rebel golf tour that whether you like it or hate it has changed the professional game of golf. We are joined on the podcast by journalist and author, Alan Shipnuck to discuss his new book, "LIV and Let Die." Support TalkinGolf

TGH 110: The Rise & Demise of the Ben Hogan Company, Part 3

1 hr 5 min

The third and final episode of the Rise and Demise of the Ben Hogan Golf Company. John Barba of MyGolfSpy joins us once again to tell the final chapter of this iconic brand, but unlike our other Rise and Demise stories, this brand may yet rise again! Support TalkinGolf

TGH 109: The Rise & Demise of the Ben Hogan Company Part 2

1 hr 7 min

If you enjoyed part 1 of the Rise and Demise of the Ben Hogan Golf Company, then I highly suggested you find a quiet place to seclude yourself from the outside world and get ready for an insane golf history tale which includes sabotage, a Texas revolt, the acquisition of Pebble Beach and a plan to make it a private course for the Japanese Elite! Buckle up for The Rise and Demise of the Ben Hogan Golf Company Part 2 with special guest John Barba of MyGolfSpy. Support TalkinGolf

The Rise & Demise of the Ben Hogan Golf Company

1 hr 5 min

We are once again joined by John Barba of MyGolfSpy to dive into another historical tale from the golf manufacturing business. Today on our show we dive into Part 1 of the Rise & Demise of the Ben Hogan Golf Equipment Company. This epic tale starts in 1953 and sadly ends in 2022 with the last and perhaps final demise of this famous brand. Support TalkinGolf

TGH 107: VaughnCon Rambling On Golf Course Architecture

1 hr 1 min

I have no idea how to describe this episode other than to say that Vaughn Halyard and I started this podcast after playing Landmand for the third time and we had no agenda or a script. This is a bit different from our past podcasts, so if you are listening for the first time its not quite what we normally deliver, but I felt it was still worth publishing especially in its raw form. Just two friends who love golf history and golf design. Support TalkinGolf

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