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(This is a special reminiscence, available nowhere but here at QuinHillyer.com. The entire piece is below.) The Masters Championship fifty years ago this week may have been, all things considered, […]
(July 14) Golfer Bobby Jones was the beau ideal, in the fullest and best sense, of the amateur sportsman. Benjamin Franklin was, well, Benjamin Franklin. It is a testament to […]
(Nov. 29) Here’s a tip of the visor to Lee Elder , the golfer who died November 28 at age 87. He was not a superstar, but he was a […]
(May 23) What Phil Mickelson did Sunday in winning the PGA Championship three weeks shy of his 51st birthday is one of the great sports achievements of our lifetimes. It […]
(April 8) Oh, how wonderful it is that the Masters is now underway! Not just underway, but underway in its accustomed springtime schedule, the time of year when the breathtaking […]
Two separate columns. (Feb. 18) With today’s announcement that former U.S. Sen. Bob Dole has stage 4 lung cancer, it’s worth recalling not just how amazing it is that he […]
Follow the links embedded in the headlines. Golf’s best player? Brooks, no argument (May 20): Sports fans may not realize just how astonishingly good is golfer Brooks Koepka. With his […]
Quin’s note: I wrote the piece below for The American Spectator, before the Ryder Cup. It really should have been a great Ryder Cup, but it was a dud. The […]
By Quin Hillyer at The American Spectator; Note: I wrote this even before Tiger Woods finished second and 5th in the past two weeks, while Rory McIlroy notched a victory…. […]
By Quin Hillyer at The American Spectator; As the recent PGA Championship confirmed the arrival of Justin Thomas as yet another of golf’s growing group of engaging, interesting, likable, gritty superstars, […]
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