May PineStraw

The history of women’s golf is embedded in the Sandhills By Ron Sirak From its earliest days, the road for women’s professional golf has wound its way across the Sandhills of North Carolina, not [...]

Fit for a Queen Historic Pinehurst home gets the royal treatment By Deborah Salomon  Photographs by John Gessner “What’s in a name?” Possibly, quite a bit, when applied to Red Brick Cottage. This [...]

Dorothy Campbell Hurd — first international star of the women’s game By  Bill Case   •   Photographs from the Tufts Archives In March 1912, Miss Dorothy Campbell arrived in Pinehurst for a [...]

By Bill Fields Se Ri Pak, who retired from a Hall of Fame career in 2016, didn’t compete in the 2021 U.S. Women’s Open, but as sure as there was drama during a topsy-turvy final round at The [...]

May A flower blossoms for its own joy. — Oscar Wilde In a sunny meadow, where the soft grass glitters with morning dew, she is gathering wild violets, singing the blue into each petal. One [...]

Pigeons As the day star rises over a frozen field, kissing the roofs of houses, the barren limbs of pin oak trees and the long arm of the church spire reaching toward the wintry sky, I can’t help [...]