Current Issue: No.11
Featured Story: The folds and ripples of the fairways are laid out ahead of us, and pocket bunkers and run-offs dot the landscape waiting to catch tomorrow’s unsuspecting trooper without a looper. “When I’m out there, I’m practicing reading greens, I’m learning course management: yes, it might not be for myself, but it’s a form of it, being able to relay the strategies to my golfer.”
The Gullane Girl
by Murray Bothwell
What you'll find in our current edition
In No.11, Jim Hartsell discovers the joys of a small community club set amongst the rolling hills of the Trossachs in 'Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost'. We find 'What Lies Beneath' Brian Barnes' personality, quirky dress sense and that beer can. 'Coat and Tie Required' in a match played annually between Muirfield and Iona that brings an unlikely bunch together in friendship and golf. There are 52 caddies at Gullane, only 51 of them are men. Abercrombie Nisbet describes what it's like to be the only female caddie at Gullane... so far. All of this and more in The Links Diary No.11.
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