Bones

Ten minutes after Mickelson won the Masters, his caddy, Bones, was still crying.

"This is way beyond golf," said caddy Jim "Bones" Mackay, who's been with Mickelson for 19 years. "This is about a guy who loves his wife. This is about a guy who had a really hard year. Twenty years from now, nothing will compare with this. This is his greatest win, by far. Because of Amy, because of his mom, everything. God bless all those women that go through what Amy and Phil's mom have gone through. Because I've seen it and it ain't easy."

Trying To Get Phil To Sign My Tallboy, The Riv, 2008

Me In The Pink, Phil In The Black, 1st Hole, 2004 Masters

Golf On The Edge

My latest article for Ralph Lauren Magazine about the SPEC-tacular golf courses Cape Kidnappers and Kauri Cliffs in New Zealand.

Click here to read:

http://entertainment.ralphlauren.com/magazine/editorial/sp10/golf.asp

The editor wanted to title it "Golfing On The Edge" and I told her of a conversation I once had with my brother, an avid golfer, many years ago. It ended something like:

"Lilibet, you don't go tennising."