PGA Grand Slam Returns to Bermuda’s Port Royal
The final spot in golf’s most elite foursome has been filled. By beating Bubba Watson in a three-hole playoff to… Read more »
Courses and Travel
Tidewater: A Modern Classic in Myrtle Beach
How time flies. It seems like yesterday, not 20 years ago, that Ken Tomlinson, a tax attorney turned golf designer,… Read more »
Autumn Sojourn: New Hampshire’s Seacoast
Twice saved from the wrecking ball by a coalition of preservationists, historic Wentworth by the Sea, a landmark hotel in… Read more »
From Mombasa Street Kids to Certified Caddies
Maybe it’s because I got my start in golf as a teenage caddie. Maybe it’s because when I visited Kenya… Read more »
The Big Picture: Toronto Beckons with Cinema, Golf and a Retro-Chic Hotel
If there’s an international destination that’s been taken for granted or treated lightly by the typical American campaigner, it’s Canada…. Read more »
Thick as a Brick: The Rolex World’s Top 1000 Golf Courses
“The spirit of golf is very much alive in this splendid Rolex book. Your duck hook or soaring slice can’t… Read more »
Judas Priest Guitarist Designs a Course in England
Except for the early recordings of Led Zeppelin, I was never much of a heavy metal fan. Spinal Tap yes,… Read more »
The Hills Are Alive: A New Course Pops Up in Switzerland
As Monty Python’s Flying Circus used to say before one of their mad skits, ‘And now for something completely different.’… Read more »
Against All Odds: Turning Stone Resort’s Ray Halbritter
While Tiger Woods and an elite group of players will compete this week at the Bridgestone Invitational held at Firestone… Read more »
PEI: A Classic Summer Retreat in the Canadian Maritimes
Humorously described as two long beaches with a potato farm in the middle, Prince Edward Island, smallest of Canada’s 10… Read more »
