The Sidehill Lie, to me, represents some of what is best about golf. Hills, mounds, and undulations that the ball must navigate on its way to the hole make the sport so much more interesting and fun. The thrill of mentally and physically charting through the various landforms making up a golf course is probably what I like most about the game.

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The Sidehill Lie also illustrates where golf is today: it has a varied past and an uncertain future. On the site and in the podcast, we will look down the hill to golf's history and up the hill to where it is headed, all with an eye toward the larger forces shaping the sport.

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We will not be afraid to provide needed social commentary, nor will we shy away from critiques on where golf falls short. At the same time, we will celebrate many of golf's successes with features on people and facilities positively impacting the game.

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While I would consider myself a golf nut, my goal is to produce content that is accessible and engaging not only to fellow golf fanatics, but also to those with only a passing interest. This will not be a place for weekly PGA Tour news, but rather one that takes a broad view of the game and where it fits into society.

 

This journey is as much for me to learn more about the sport I love as it is to share that with you. I hope you enjoy what you see and hear. If you would like to connect, please contact me.