David DeSmith
Contributor at LINKS Magazine
I work, I write, I play golf, I read, I listen to music, I love my family and friends, I root for a formerly dominant hockey team.
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
linksmagazine.com | David DeSmith
Despite ranking 33rd in size among U.S. states, Pennsylvania is fifth in population, so it's not surprising that The Keystone State is home to dozens of truly outstanding golf clubs and courses. With the Delaware River in its southeastern corner, Lake Erie at its northwest border, and the Appalachian, Allegheny, and Pocono Mountains in between, Pennsylvania's diverse topography lends itself well to the creation of many kinds of fields of dreams for golfers.
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1 month ago |
linksmagazine.com | David DeSmith
You'll find Buddhas aplenty. Birdies? Not so much. When you brave the throngs at Bangkok's Chatuchak Market to browse the handiwork of local artisans or sample spicy Thai street food, don't bypass the stalls selling umbrellas and parasols. Thailand's midday summer temps can top 100. And during monsoon season, dodging downpours is as common as happening upon the smiling face of Buddha.
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1 month ago |
linksmagazine.com | David DeSmith
Inspired by a neighboring classic, this Michigan masterpiece combines the best of worlds old and newSomehow, you just know that when a private club lies at the end of a rural dirt road, it's going to be something special. In the case of Kingsley Club, that road might as well be a yellow brick one. Because the course it leads to exhibits a wizard's touch. Kingsley opened for play in 2001 on 400 acres of ferociously hilly grassland and forest in northwest Michigan.
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1 month ago |
linksmagazine.com | David DeSmith
Fathers come in all shapes and sizes. But there's one species of dad who can be counted on not just to dispense words of wisdom and help pay for college and weddings but to disappear frequently with a glove on one hand and not come home for hours. Such fathers distinguish themselves by talking about golf a lot, never missing a major on TV, and having at least 15 putters stashed in a garage or basement. Yours may even have introduced you to golf, for better or worse.
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1 month ago |
linksmagazine.com | David DeSmith
Major championships are typically held at two kinds of courses: those with hundred-year (or more) histories like the Old Course at St. Andrews or Winged Foot, and modern courses like Whistling Straits or Erin Hills that were created with major championships in mind. Quail Hollow Club, site of the 2025 PGA Championship, fits neither description.
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