During a trip, Erik Anders Lang makes an impromptu visit to Park City, Utah, to play a match with Tony Finau. Finau hosts Erik at his home club, the Promontory Club, where they play the daunting Painted Valley Golf Course.…
We are excited to present the final installment of our Random 18 collaboration with Dan and Lincoln of What’s Inside. This third episode consists of seven holes occurring at three different courses! Holes 12-13 were played at Red Hills Golf…
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The guys are back for part two of Random 18! Erik Anders Lang joins Dan and Lincoln from “What’s Inside” on their continued quest to play the best 18 holes Southern Utah has to offer. Holes 6-8 were played at…
We have been down with Vice Golf since day one. From being a fan of the product to producing their television commercials, it has been an incredible journey working with a true brand of the people. It brings us great…
Erik Anders Lang is in the Southern Oregon Coast to play Old Macdonald, the fourth of six courses at Bandon Dunes. This course pays homage to the “Grandfather” of American Golf, Charles Blair Macdonald. Nestled on the coastline of southern…
In episode three of the Scotland Diaries, Erik and Alexandra head south to play Machrihanish Golf Club. Not to be confused with Machrihanish Dunes, this course was designed by Charles Hunter in 1876. Although it was originally constructed as a…
Erik Anders Lang is in the Southern Oregon Coast to play Old Macdonald, the fourth of six courses at Bandon Dunes. This course pays homage to the “Grandfather” of American Golf, Charles Blair Macdonald. Nestled on the coastline of southern…
Erik Anders Lang is in the Pacific Northwest to play the Pacific Dunes. It was designed by Michigan architect Tom Doak. Unlike any other golf course, the fairways feel as if they naturally emerged along the coastline. From the shore…
It’s hard to fathom just how old The Open Championship really is. To give you some perspective, when Willie Park Sr won the maiden Open Championship in 1860 he couldn’t have driven himself home from the course as the car…