Derek Duncan

Golf Digest is talking to the next generation of course architects whose names might be new to you, but are popping up more and more with great projects. This interview has been edited for concision. The full Q&A is available on the “Feed the Ball” po... See more

Disguise, gender and voice in Decameron 2.9 and the Porter and the Three Ladies Anna Dini (Berkeley), visiting PhD student in Italian, will give a research presentation on her current work. About Anna's research Gender crossing and sartorial disguise is p... See more

Incontri: telling Scots-Italian stories through photography The afternoon will feature the presentation of a curated exhibition of photographs and archival materials that trace the shifting presence of Italians in Scotland since the nineteenth century, of... See more

The Old Course at St Andrews is golf’s foundational text. Much of what we consider to be the bedrock principles of golf emanated from the Old Course, from the rules of the game to 18-hole rounds to enduring concepts of strategy. Without its guidance golf ... See more

There’s an old golf platitude about Cypress Point being the greatest 17-hole course in the world. The layout is nothing but dazzling from the first tee onward. Then you play the 18th, tacking narrowly back through the cypress toward the clubhouse, a relat... See more