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  • The Golfer’s Journal No. 27
  • The Golfer’s Journal No. 27
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Inside the Current Issue

Look at the beautiful, occasionally ridiculous things the game makes us do. No. 37 tees it up on a frozen sea in Alaska, falls in love at Eastward Ho!, and eats at one of the world’s best restaurants between tee times in Peru. Then it spends one last morning with Arnold Palmer, whose final words confirm why it’s all worth it.

TGJ No. 37