Mustache cups from the Victorian era (1837-1901) in the United Kingdom. The device sat inside the cup and allowed one to drink from it while keeping their mustache dry. It was invented in the 1860s by British potter, Harvey Adams. Mustaches were extremely popular during the

This got to be the scariest pumpkin I ever seen

Epic day at Old_Barnwell super impressive what Brian Schneider and Blake Conant created

Wasp nest removal using a flame throwing drone!

If your shower was like a car wash. x.com/416ash/status/…

Glasses will be raised at Royal Dornoch and Pinehurst today to toast legendary golf course architect Donald Ross who was born in Dornoch on 23rd November 1872. ⛳️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇺🇸 #royaldornochlinks #donaldross Village of Pinehurst Pinehurst Resort Donald Ross Society Read more 👇 royaldornoch.com/donald-ross-18…

Guess we can we call this a Dangle Grinder. 😂😮‍💨

I don’t understand the anger about the golf ball roll back. It will make no difference whatsoever to the average golfer and puts golf back on a path of sustainability. It will also help bring back certain skills in the pro game that have been eradicated over the past 2 decades.

There’s a lot of arguments to consider with this roll back, many of which we will only be decided with time. As individuals we all have biases to what we think and as such we need a governing body to make decisions on our behalf for the greater good. As much as it’s easy to hate

The course conditions we enjoy today depend on highly specialized (and very expensive) equipment. Things have come a long way since the days when sheep and rabbits handled the mowing.

A thing everyone except for Mike Clayton doesn't talk about enough: the golf world outside of the U.S. was rolled back in the late 1970s. Evidently the game survived.

Distance debate c.1919 & 1912👊

Jack and Arnie 🎞️

East Coasters after the Grinch storm stole winter 🌧️ 🍂 ⛷️ @salutmoicestraf 🤳 @karkoskier #SkiTheEast #BornFromIce #KeepTheShredAlive

This wheelchair attachment x.com/Xudong1966/sta…

Select the cheapest trees you can find. Don’t worry about how big trees will be in the future. If you think a hole is too easy, plant trees to fix it. For these and other great tips on how to ruin a golf course with trees 👇 #GSRrewind

Golfers may like the look of lush green grass, but do they know the downsides of this aesthetic? Lush turf requires a lot of resources and doesn’t necessarily deliver the best playability #GSRrewind 👇

Donald Ross’ brilliant cop mounds/dunes of Belleair CC. Ross wrote about his use of sandy cop mounds: “A cop mound & pot bunker combination is particularly helpful in dividing the line of play on parallel holes, it being equally hazardous for both holes.” Donald Ross Society

I post this in the aftermath of a presentation we delivered to the Donald Ross Society. A comment came from the audience that they didn’t see these dunes on many of his courses. A great example of how we can’t pigeon hole Ross into a “style” of golf design.

Essex County Club is widely regarded as the first great course built by the prolific Donald Ross. And it’s arguably his finest work. Of his 400+ courses, Ross’s best designs tend to be the places he spent the most time. He lived on the course at ECC for four years and worked on