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Featured Story: No.13
In 1920, the Open returned to the Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club (aka Deal), on the Kent coast. Denied entry to the main clubhouse as a professional golfer, Hagen promptly hired a swanky limousine in which to change, and ordered caviar to sustain himself whilst parked directly outside the front door, under the jangling flag mast. This was a man not short of confidence, nor humour.
Tending Towards the Ludicrous
by Richard Pennell
What you'll find in our current edition
Celebrating the games soul. No.13 does so in spades. Rambling above the sea on the Isle of Arran, playing Elie, stories from an old locker room, 54 holes in one day, a club champion over 6 different decades, Words and language that shape us and more. Find your comfy spot and take a journey through its pages.
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