surfing
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Wave Goodbye
For decades, Matagorda Bay has been a favorite spot for Texas surfers. The response to a recent spate of drownings might put an end to that.
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The Travis County Surf Park Is Going To Open After All
Yes, you read that correctly.
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Dawn Patrol
The exploits of a teenager trying to surf in Galveston.
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Third Coast Surfboards
Tom Sterne makes waves in the Gulf.
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Cowboys of the Gulf
Sure, you can catch an awesome wave on the Texas coast, you just have to be patient. And clever. And patient . . .
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Third Coast State of Mind
When the surf’s good, Texas (yes, Texas) surfers drop what they’re doing and head for the water.
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Dude!
Yes, yes, new baby and new movie— but what Matthew McConaughey really wants to talk about is the cushion of the flip-flop, the skooching of hoodie sleeves, the proper thickness of koozies, and his coming career as the arbiter of redneck-Buddha chic.
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How to Ride a Wave
The surf in Texas may not be the biggest, but it was an early training ground for 43-year-old surfing legend Ken Bradshaw, who has spent his life riding waves as tall as buildings. Bradshaw, a native of Houston, first paddled out at age twelve on a family trip to Surfside, a beach community sixty miles …