Jim Colton

I have to admit something: as of three weeks ago, I wasn't going to do the Hundred Hole Hike this year.

Two weeks ago, I did something I swore I would never do again: complete two Hundred Hole Hikes in four days.

It's that time of year again. Hundred Hole Hike season is upon us. The Masters was really green, the US Open was really brown, and the days are really long!

Like most Dads, I celebrated Father's Day by executing my God-given right to sit on the couch on watch golf all day. The guy who first decided to align the U.S.

Here's a nice piece by former HHHer Matt Ginella on the Solich Caddie and Leadership Academy and the Evans Scholars Foundation.

There it was, in big beautiful, upper case letters at the top of the page:

OLD COURSE - Thursday, 04 July 2013

06:20  EVENSON J - COLTON J - DOAK T -  WATT D - 100 HOLE CHARITY CHALLENGE

Walking up to the 10th tee at Highlands Links, Stanley Thompson’s masterpiece in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, I finally approached the twosome that I had been dawdling behind for most of the front nine. They were in the middle of a conversation with the woman at the halfway house (someone they obviously knew) and offered to let me play through. Of course, I obliged. As I pulled my club for this short, downhill par 3, one of the gentlemen offered, “Take an extra club…this hole always plays longer than it looks.”