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You might never top Jack Nicklaus picking up the tab for his foursome at Augusta National that included a private jet to the course and an overnight stay at the club, but our editors have put together some great, affordable getaways in this issue.

December 2009

By Jerry Tarde

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There are some basic rules that apply to all private golf clubs in America, including never throw a club in anger and no blue jeans. But according to Golf Digest Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Jerry Tarde, the rule that applies to no cell phones on the course should be reconsidered.

November 2009

By Jerry Tarde

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Golf Digest editor-in-chief Jerry Tarde learned to play the game on a small muny course outside of Philadelphia where they used dried sunflower stalks with beer cans on top as flagsticks.

August 2009

By Jerry Tarde

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Editorial: Golf Digest Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Jerry Tarde says golf deserves our support.

July 2009

By Jerry Tarde

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The Editor's letter this month has been replaced by an e-mail exchange between the editor and golf's chief bureaucrat, David B. Fay, who runs the U.S. Golf Association, purveyor of the U.S. Open.

June 2009

By Jerry Tarde

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Through the years we've asked a number of journalists to attend the Masters to give readers a first-timer's view of the tournament. Our guests for 2008 included legendary broadcaster Tom Brokaw and illustrator Mark Ulriksen, whose work accompanies Brokaw's words.

April 2009

By Jerry Tarde