144 golfers, one perfect September day and a shared love of the game: looking back at the hiatus invitational 2026.

Hiatus magazine at the RBC Canadian Open Media Day: A First Look at an Exceptional Week

Le Birdie stands out with its self-service, ultra-flexible approach to indoor golf.

It all made one thing very clear: hiatus exists within an expanding ecosystem where golf is actively redefining itself on the course and far beyond it.

Ready to unwrap.

“It’s about slowing down, choosing stories that matter, and giving them the space and design they deserve.”

The course doesn’t try too hard; it just flows, and that’s what makes it so good.

One unforgettable night in LA — where golf met culture and community.

Bunker Club X hiatus golf

The invitational isn’t just an event, it’s the spark of something bigger, a tradition we’re building that will continue to unite enthusiasts across the country and beyond.

The Muni as a backdrop, golf as a common language.

This year’s edition is especially meaningful as it marks the launch of the very first issue of hiatus golf magazine.

It embodied a strong community that champions women’s sports and the evolution of golf through innovation.

Fixing a ball mark on the green is more than just course etiquette. It’s about rhythm and respect.

Because in golf as in life, disappointment is unavoidable, but panic is entirely optional.

“Craftsmanship matters.” – Kyle Kramer

The skills required for long drive—timing, coordination and control—all translate to the regular game.

Fore! And a round of jello shots

I like to think my first job was greenskeeping.

“I’d say that since the book dropped, the things I wrote about have evolved and in some cases professionalized in ways that have been at times surprising and at times predictable.”

Golf traditions and a touch of modernity.

I wanted to be intentional about creating a pathway from learning to playing.

Muni is more than golf, good food and technology. It's a feast for the eyes. 

“The fact that only 10% of sports sponsorships go to women’s sports underscores the urgent need to take action to build a more equitable and sustainable future.” – Katia Aubin, founder of Collective Pivot

Discovery, initiation, recreation, competition and high performance—what a sports federation is all about.

Ladies’ Golf Club of Toronto, one of North America’s only private golf clubs established by women for women.

You know what would make golf even sexier and more accessible? Shattering the performance prism we see it through.

Back for another round!

People, pics and happenings at the Presidents Cup in Montréal.

A shared passion for golf culture

An unforgettable day of fun, camaraderie and friendly (but fierce) competition

hiatus golf invitational

Like any golf club, we wanted a space to play, as well as a restaurant and boutique.

Activism, and above all, passion.

“Golf is an expression of so many life lessons”

There’s always time for golf.

Golfers love nothing more than talking about golf.

Details of our first (unpretentious & fun) hiatus golf tournament.

9-hole & pizza: Photo review of our latest event.

Reinventing the driving range experience for all players. This is a photo review of our latest event.

For as long as I’ve been playing golf, I’ve been torn about the time I spend on the course.

"Challenge the amateur" - hiatus golf x LDT Foundation

It’s so interesting: every day is different, the conditions change. Even on the same green, every game is different. The landscapes, the environment…

It is of the utmost importance for me that golf be an experience that highlights people’s kindness and humour and one of encouragement and respect for oneself and for others. In golf, your only real competitor is yourself.

A golf course should be a place where individuals from diverse backgrounds can play comfortably, connect, share experiences and build relationships through the sport.