The Heritage Links Featured in Tri-State Golf Magazine

The Heritage Links is honored to have been featured in the Summer 2026 edition of Tri-State Golf Magazine, a publication that has served golfers throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware for more than two decades.

The feature included both a full-page presentation of The Heritage Links collection and an editorial article highlighting our mission to preserve golf's rich visual history. The article focused on our Five Architects of Golf collection, which honors five influential figures whose contributions helped shape the modern game: Old Tom Morris, Harry Vardon, J. H. Taylor, Ben Sayers, and Bobby Jones.

Since its founding, The Heritage Links has been dedicated to locating, restoring, and preserving historic golf imagery from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. From rare illustrations and vintage magazine covers to historic course scenes and portraits of golf's legendary figures, each piece is carefully restored to celebrate the people, places, and traditions that built the game we know today.

Being featured in Tri-State Golf Magazine is especially meaningful because the publication's readership includes passionate golfers, club members, collectors, and those who appreciate the heritage of the sport. Their audience reflects many of the same values that inspire our work: respect for golf's history, admiration for its pioneers, and a desire to preserve the stories that might otherwise be forgotten.

Golf's history lives far beyond scorecards and championship trophies. It survives in historic photographs, early publications, architectural drawings, clubhouse traditions, and the personalities that shaped the game's character. Through carefully restored artwork and archival imagery, The Heritage Links seeks to keep those stories alive for future generations.

We extend our sincere thanks to Joe Burkhardt and the team at Tri-State Golf Magazine for the opportunity to share our mission with their readers.

As The Heritage Links continues to grow, we remain committed to preserving golf's golden age—one image, one story, and one piece of history at a time.

The Summer 2026 edition of Tri-State Golf Magazine can be viewed online here or physical copies obtained at regional golf clubs.