Identity Crisis
forethoughts
Oh, the Places We’ll Go (Someday Soon)
By Anthony Cotton MY YOUNGEST SON lives in Phoenix, where he, of course, has a bevy of fantastic golf courses at his disposal. However, that didn’t stop him recently from hopping in his car with a buddy for a quick jaunt out to San Diego to tee it up. I have to admit to feeling … Read more
A Wary, Weary Co-Existence
By Anthony Cotton IT IS A TRICKY line to walk these days, being a lover of golf in 2020 amid the novel coronavirus. You walk into a pro shop wearing a mask—a tacit acknowledgment that the horrific disease that has savaged the world is still very much in our midsts—only to remove it and revel … Read more
The Siren Song of Competition
By Anthony Cotton IT’S A TALE as old as time, or at least as old as sport—the great athlete who longs to jam and rock out in front of a sold-out stadium, or the singer who can’t wait to take his cuts alongside big leaguers in a major league batting cage. Is it some kind … Read more
On Dreams Deffered
AT ONE POINT, when pondering ideas for this issue, one of the stories being considered was a celebration of baseball—more specifically the Hall of Fame and the induction of Larry Walker, the Colorado Rockies’ superstar who was slated to enter Cooperstown later this month…
Jon Rizzi Is Holing Out and Signing Off
