Catherine Lacoste Still Sets the Standard for French Golf
Fifty years after she won the U.S. Women’s Open as an amateur, Lacoste remains the inspiration for other golfers in her country.
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Jane Smiley on What St. Louis Tells Us About America
Jane Smiley on What St. Louis Tells Us About America
The author finds her hometown perhaps the most enlightening spot in America for exploring what America really is.
Your Canada Vacation Suggestions for 2019
Your Canada Vacation Suggestions for 2019
In the spirit of The Times’s global 52 Places to Go in 2019 list, we present some travel tips from Canada Letter readers.
6 Flights in 3 Days: A Flight Attendant’s Dad Finds a Way to See Her on Christmas
6 Flights in 3 Days: A Flight Attendant’s Dad Finds a Way to See Her on Christmas
When Hal Vaughan learned that his daughter had to work on Christmas, he accompanied her on her entire route.
Slowing Down Is Not Part of Gary Player’s Plan
Slowing Down Is Not Part of Gary Player’s Plan
The golfer still travels the world, designing golf courses, playing some tournaments and ranching. And he still wants to grow and improve.
President's Windmill Hatred Is a Worry for Booming Industry
President’s Windmill Hatred Is a Worry for Booming Industry
The winds are blowing fair for America’s wind power industry, making it one of the fastest-growing U.S. energy sources.
Swing Doctors? Top L.P.G.A. Players Prefer to Heal Themselves
Swing Doctors? Top L.P.G.A. Players Prefer to Heal Themselves
More and more women’s pros are eschewing coaches. The secret, they say, is knowing your own swing.
Son of Payne Stewart Now Tournament Director on LPGA
Son of Payne Stewart Now Tournament Director on LPGA
Aaron Stewart was always around golf even when he wasn’t heavily invested. Now he’s involved in ways he never imagined.
Until Honeymoon We Do Part
Until Honeymoon We Do Part
First the wedding, now for some me time! They’re called solomoons — couples taking separate trips after the ceremony.
The 52 Places Traveler: The Trickiness of Being a Woman in Tangier
The 52 Places Traveler: The Trickiness of Being a Woman in Tangier
This thriving Moroccan city — and its sense of lawlessness and anything-goes ethos — has inspired Western men for decades. Traveling while female, though, proved to be a challenge.