Courses and Travel

A golfer at Costa Rica’s Hacienda Pinilla should expect surprises. There might be a howler monkey bellowing in a big tree… Read more »

Playing golf on the La Iguana course in Playa Herradura, Costa Rica is like listening to a violin recital by… Read more »

There was a time when a golfer visiting Washington needed one thing above all: a friend who belonged to a… Read more »

If someone were reviewing me, I certainly wouldn’t want him to see me as I am early on some misbegotten… Read more »

The way I’ve been playing golf lately, you’d think the last thing I’d want to see during a round would… Read more »

From 1916 to 2001, spending time in Lorton was not good for a Washingtonian’s reputation. That was when the District… Read more »

No president, as far as I know, has teed it up at Maryland’s Lake Presidential since it opened in 2008,… Read more »

If par fours and par fives are the meat-and-potatoes of golf course design, then par threes are the desserts. And… Read more »

There is a difference between a golf resort and a hotel with a golf course. That difference, alas, is easy… Read more »

There used to be distilleries in the Maryland hills near the rural village of Ijamsville, 35 miles west of Washington…. Read more »

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