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Pitchmarks

Richard Pennell

Musings on a mysterious game...

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Pitchmarks #182 - “Bittersweet...”

“‘Ten holes’, he says. ‘Grazed land.’ ‘The place where I fell in love with this game’, and that he still holds this in his heart a few decades later splits me apart”
From my essay on Silloth, 2024.

As often happens, the long drive to som...

11 days ago
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Pitchmarks #181 - “In the Way of Entertainment”

“I have always contended golf is one game and putting is another. One game is played in the air, the other is played on the ground. If I had my way, every golf green would be made into a huge funnel. So that when you hit the funnel the ball...

18 days ago
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Pitchmarks #180 - “How to Unwind”

Another holed Rye putt. Image courtesy of Nic Brook

If the first law of foursomes is “no apologies”, it becomes even harder to comply when the participants are using hickories. My partner — in the inaugural Inter-Club Hickory event at Roya...

25 days ago
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Pitchmarks #179 - "Eric"

Eric, the great. Photo courtesy of Rob Rees (thank you!)

Some time ago, a colleague on a training course gently slipped into conversation that - besides being a marketing executive, a wife and a mother - she was also a practising monk, com...

a month ago
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Pitchmarks #178 - “Arresting Topography”

Jimmy, observing some arresting topography. Photo from Mikey!

It is my third time pulling into the car park at Golspie. The first was en route to Brora, three winters ago, and — after peering at the locked doors of the clubhouse and starin...

a month ago
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