Though we endow them with human features - heads, faces, heels, toes - golf clubs are profoundly inhuman tools. — Steve Rushin Copy Share Image
The real driver of my golf game is family. The family that plays together stays together, at least literally so. — Steve Rushin Copy Share Image
Golf tough guys - like movie tough guys - are almost always inscrutable, just beyond our full understanding. — Steve Rushin Copy Share Image
Sam Snead had perhaps the most stylish solution to the balding golfer: A snappy fedora that became his signature style, so much… — Steve Rushin Copy Share Image
Scarcity drives up demand, and the short golf season in Minnesota makes residents of that state mad for the sport. It's the… — Steve Rushin Copy Share Image
As a bald man who happens to play golf, or a golfer who happens to be bald, I'll never know the pleasures… — Steve Rushin Copy Share Image
Golf mogul Donald Trump sports an arrangement of hair that is less a comb-over than a 'do-over, a candy-floss confection of gossamer… — Steve Rushin Copy Share Image
In golf, a wedge issue means just that: You can't hit your sand wedge, or your lob wedge needs to be regrooved.… — Steve Rushin Copy Share Image
I can't putt. The reasons are infinite. When lining up a putt, I can't remember if the ball always breaks to the… — Steve Rushin Copy Share Image
Years ago, children helped my brother search for his lost ball at Jackson Park Golf Course in Chicago - and even offered… — Steve Rushin Copy Share Image
Putting is so difficult, so universally vexing, that the best the pros can do is tell us how to miss. 'Miss it… — Steve Rushin Copy Share Image
Outside Buckingham Palace, the Royal Standard flies only when the reigning monarch is in residence. Sadly, there's no similar flag outside The Woods Jupiter,… — Steve Rushin Copy Share
Because I'm a bald, dim-witted writer, people think I couldn't possibly be her husband, so they occasionally confuse me for someone more glamorous. At… — Steve Rushin Copy Share
As good as NFL Films is at making players human, it's even better at making players superhuman. No Hollywood studio has made movies that… — Steve Rushin Copy Share
I'm an unabashed sports photo fanboy, the kind of weirdo who seeks out the infinitesimal picture credits. — Steve Rushin Copy Share
I never learned the secret handshake. That may be one of the reasons I've grown to love English soccer. — Steve Rushin Copy Share
Scarcity drives up demand, and the short golf season in Minnesota makes residents of that state mad for the sport. It's the same reason… — Steve Rushin Copy Share
The Metrodome was built for football. Fans seated down the third-base line at a baseball game faced centerfield, so that they had to turn… — Steve Rushin Copy Share
After the abrupt death of my mother, Jane, on Sept. 5, 1991, of a disease called amyloidosis, my dad took up golf at 57.… — Steve Rushin Copy Share
By the age of 18, the average American has witnessed 200,000 acts of violence on television, most of them occurring during Game 1 of… — Steve Rushin Copy Share
“At that hour, a shaft of sunlight shone through stained glass. Which is to say, windows whose glass was comprehensively stained—by a double-glazing of… — Steve Rushin Copy Share
As life speeds by, nostalgia has a shorter pregnancy. Games still in progress are given the straight-to-sepia status of "Instant Classics" no matter how… — Steve Rushin Copy Share
Headline writers love the phrase 'Power Grab,' but you can't really grab it, can you? Power is a greased watermelon, a wisp of smoke,… — Steve Rushin Copy Share
All kingdoms look small through an airplane window - little dominions built on quicksand. But looking up from the ground, where most of us… — Steve Rushin Copy Share
“Madman Muntz was a wildly successful automobile salesman who had pioneered the loud television hard sell to move cars off his lot.” — Steve Rushin Copy Share
