St. Enodoc the Lesser

Hilton Tudhope posted on January 20, 2009

“Seaside Golf – The 13th Hole St. Enodoc,” by Sir John Betjeman, the late British poet laureate, is one of the great paeans to the game.

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Embracing Failure

Hilton Tudhope posted on September 01, 2007

For most of us, golf is a game rife with failure. Sure, we arrange as many factors as possible to be in our favor – the right club selection, shot shape, alignment to the target, determination to swing freely among many – but inevitably, and often many times on any given day, we just don’t execute as we intended.

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Where Do You Want to Play This Summer?

Hilton Tudhope posted on June 01, 2007

The June 2007 issue of Golf Digest posed a question to readers - where do you want to play golf this summer? - and offered a meaningful cash prize for coming up with what the editors, in their infinite and marketable wisdom, consider to be the best answer.

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Patanjali On My Mind

Hilton Tudhope posted on March 10, 2007

A while ago I decided to work with yet another routine for my golf game, one that’s built on the ideas of intention and attention.

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Entries for 'Hilton Tudhope'

St. Enodoc the Lesser

Embracing Failure

Where Do You Want to Play This Summer?

Patanjali On My Mind