Hame Golf: Sustainability and storytelling at heart of success
Storytelling is at the heart of what makes us human. It helps us know who we are, it puts things into context and add sentiment and emotion to places and possessions. It’s very much at the heart of what’s important to us at The Wandering Golfers, and it was that which drew our attention to a small golf company based in the Home of Golf, or the Hame of Golf, as it’s known in Scotland. Hame is the brainchild of Robbie Spriddle. In his workshop in Fife he creates beautiful handmade head-covers, accessories and golf products with storytelling weaved into…
Ballybunion Golf Club: one of the world’s great links
Ballybunion Golf Club, perched on Ireland’s Way Atlantic Way, is a place of legend—and rightly so. The Wandering Golfers journeyed to County Kerry and found a course carved by nature, sculpted by wind, and soaked in myth. Ballybunion doesn’t just stay with you, it lives on in your head and your heart. Until the next time...…
Royal Portrush Golf Club: Beauty lies in being bold
Royal Portrush has the honour of being the only club outside mainland Britain to host the Open Championship. The Wandering Golfers went to Antrim to play it a matter of weeks before the 2019 edition came to town…
Augusta National Golf Course: how ‘unique’ home of The Masters came to be
Augusta National Golf Course is, unquestionably, unique. The vibrant natural beauty, the stunningly manicured fairways and greens, the magic and the mystique of Magnolia Lane. A tradition unlike any other, as the saying goes. And yet if you look just beneath the surface, it’s clear that deep within its DNA, the ancestry of this most American of golf clubs can be traced back to some of the greatest golf courses in the United Kingdom. Unsurprisingly, elements of The Old Course, St Andrews feature heavily. But there are also fleeting glimpses of many more, including Muirfield and North Berwick in East Lothian,…