Alan Pittman

I’m a morning person. I especially like Civil Twilight, what scientists call the half hour before sunrise when, on clear days, a warm glow imbues the landscape. At the Masters in 2019, I got up before 5 each day and drove to the course alone, in the dark, so I could walk the grounds before the gates opened. This was my favorite time to make pictures—an Augusta National mostly void of golfers and fans. What excited my imagination was the anticipation: the joy of finding beauty in those fleeting m…

Using a vintage camera, a photographer captures the people and moments of a memorable week at Augusta National

Golf Digest editors stumbled upon a box of black-and-white film negatives from Masters of old that were never published. Here’s the best of the bunch

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The Open has a history of streakers. Mark Roberts is legendary for it. He has streaked 563 times in 23 countries, including three Open Championships and three Ryder Cups.

Ramon Padilla had lost a part of himself when he was injured at war. Then he found golf.

How Michael Mancino and his father Sal found common ground on the golf course.

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Equipped with a Holga camera, Golf Digest Managing Editor Alan Pittman takes us on a tour of Merion