Seve’s Last European Tour Victory, on Home Ground     Seve Ballesteros during a pro-am on July 22, 1987, nearly eight years before his last European Tour victory, the 1995 Spanish Open. Credit: Bart Molendijk/Anefo, Nationaal Archief.   Three holes into the final round of the 1995 Spanish Open, Seve Ballesteros had made three bogeys. He had started Sunday one stroke behind Gordon Brand Jr., but now he had given away ground at every hole he had played. At 38, with five major championships already won, Ballesteros needed no introduction to the crowd at Club de Campo in Madrid. His standing could not help the scorecard, though. If he was going to win Spain’s

From Royal Troon to Black Desert:  The Golf Life of Tom Weiskopf     Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah, was the final course designed by Tom Weiskopf with longtime design partner Phil Smith. The course includes architectural references to several places Weiskopf encountered during his playing career. There is a piece of Scotland sitting in the black lava of southern Utah. The 17th hole at Black Desert Resort drops from an elevated tee toward a compact par-3 green. Tom Weiskopf freely acknowledged where the thought came from. His final golf course included a nod to Royal Troon’s Postage Stamp, the famous eighth hole at the place where he won the 1973 Open Championship.