D Magazine June 1997

Ground-level art you don’t have to go out of the way for.

Executive women chip away at exclusive golf clubs’ access rules.

Also: Nicbolini’s and Harper’s.

Dallas’ Kelli Kuehne and Justin Leonard are part of a revolutionary new young set of golfers who play harder and win bigger than ever before.

Where to Shop, Play & Stay

OUR MONTHLY MENU OF TRENDS & TIDBITS

Rod Russell-Ides once composed beautiful music. Now he puts the music he used to hear into the custom gardens he designs for Dallas clients.

A third home redo was not an option for Norman and Kelly Green-until they saw the house on the lake.

Texas’ master gardener offers tips against the trials of our longest season.

Remembering Lakewood Golf, the “Goat Hills” course in Fort Worth-and the weird things some golfers do when they get teed off.

For Sale: Swiss Avenue

THE NEW APARTMENT LIFESTYLE

What to Do & Where to Go: Our Selective Guide

A twentysomething struggles to break the ties that bind.

Meet some of the people who keep golf- and its influence-growing.

Places to Meet & Eat: Our Critics’ Picks

The most exclusive private club in Dallas is in Athens – the little East Texas town with all the right connections.

NASCAR fanatics and first-timers convene during the rain- and wreck-filled inaugural weekend at Dallas-Fort Worth’s newest mega sports facility, the Texas Motor Speedway.

Camaraderie becomes competition once a year at area country clubs.

Mark Twain once derided golf as “a good walk spoiled.” These Texas resorts can provide both a good walk and a lot of spoiling.

Partners in Deep Ellum’s Moon Under Water learned the hard way that plans for extraordinary success don’t always pan out in Dallas.

Things You Need to Know; How to Get Around