Fred Couples Cruises in New Shoes but Tiger Will Always be a Heel
A contrast in styles at the Masters What a Masters. So many lasting images. In addition to Phil Mickelson’s daring,… Read more »
Courses and Travel
Sandals scoops up Four Seasons in the Bahamas
All-inclusive chain stamps its brand on shuttered Grand Exuma resort It was literally a virgin island with no golf to… Read more »
Nantucket: Where to Stay and Play
Superb accommodations and a cherished old links beckon on this beach-ringed island Adrift in the Atlantic 22 miles south of… Read more »
Almost Augusta: Clones of the Twelfth
Clever operators pay homage to Augusta’s par-three 12th hole Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but a striking… Read more »
Augusta National’s Alluring Thirteenth Hole
My favorite hole at the home of the Masters The finest hole on America’s dreamiest, most telegenic inland course? Without… Read more »
MY FIRST DAY AT THE MASTERS
A day to remember at the 1988 Masters One of the first things I did when I landed the job… Read more »
Grand Cypress: Still Proud to be a Resort
I never thought it would come to this. The word ‘resort’ has become the noun that cannot be uttered in… Read more »
Royal Cinque Ports: One of England’s Great Unsung Links
Though cut from the same cloth as Royal St. George’s in Sandwich, its more famous neighbor, Royal Cinque Ports (“RCP”)… Read more »
North by Northwest: Lancashire Coast Home to England’s Finest Links
Shortly after the Royal & Ancient acquired 10 acres of land adjacent to the Royal Liverpool Golf Club in 2002,… Read more »
An Open Invitation to Tee it Up in Cuba
All you dashing, devil-may-care, don’t-stamp-my-passport-if-you-please travelers out there, how about a trip to Cuba this season? I have just received… Read more »
