Lake of Isles is Connecticut’s Premier Golf Experience
After more than a decade of archaeological digging, environmental permitting and near-endless rock blasting, two superlative courses debuted six years… Read more »
Courses and Travel
The Equinox: A Celestial Experience in Vermont
You don’t have to be a history buff to appreciate the Equinox Resort & Spa, the fabled hideaway in the… Read more »
Pinot Noir Comes of Age in Oregon’s Willamette Valley
Portland, Oregon is the self-proclaimed microbrewery capital of America, with dozens of breweries and pubs sprinkled throughout the city and… Read more »
Ghost Creek at Pumpkin Ridge a Modern Classic
There’s a popular theory among discerning golfers in and around Portland, Ore. that the Golden Age of golf course design… Read more »
A Tale of Two Courses Outside Hartford
It helps to have a friend in the business. For years, golf architecture critic Bradley S. Klein beseeched Pete Dye… Read more »
‘Going Green’ in Mexico’s Riviera Maya
When the asteroid or comet the ancient Mayans called ‘Chicxulub’ smashed into Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula 65 million years ago, I’m… Read more »
Going Organic on Martha’s Vineyard
I saw the future of golf course maintenance last night, and I can give it to you in a word:… Read more »
Pete Dye’s New 18 at Casa de Campo
I called Pete Dye at his winter home in Delray Beach, Fla., this morning to find out if there was… Read more »
Swing Secret behind Jack Nicklaus’ 1986 Masters Victory
Like many golfers who revere Nicklaus as the greatest champion of all, and by that I mean more than the… Read more »
Big Divot: Conde Nast Traveler Chunks Annual Resort Survey
For sheer folly, nothing can quite match a travel magazine’s attempt to rate golf resorts. Take Conde Nast Traveler’s annual… Read more »
