Articles by Jim Nantz

A Course Shaped by Father and Sons

In early March, shortly after the conclusion of the PGA Tour’s West Coast Swing, I paid a visit to Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawaii to catch my breath and perform a bit of ambassadorial work for the resort. I anticipated sort of a busman’s holiday featuring some work, a little golf and Read more…

How Jim Nantz brought the Masters to his own backyard

I appreciate landscaping and golf-course design the way many people appreciate art. That’s why I’ve spent nearly two years developing my second golf-course replica hole. Now that it is completed, I confess I enjoy staring at it as much as I do playing it. Whether it’s during the day or lighted at night, I look Read more…

The Final Word

Twenty years later, remembering Payne Stewart