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 »
Golf
The Biltmore Turns Back the Clock to 1925
It was the Roaring Twenties, that infamous decade of boom and bust, and Florida, the “Sunshine State,” was just coming… Read more »
Old Macdonald at Bandon Dunes
Tom Doak and Jim Urbina reinterpreting Charles Blair Macdonald, the father of American golf course architecture, on 400 acres of… Read more »
Breaking Tradition at The Breakers
It’s what the world is coming to: instant access to information and rapid confirmation for everything, including golf lessons. Despite… Read more »
Monkey Business in Costa Rica
‘Show Me the Monkeys!’ That is my overriding desire as I step to the first tee of the dazzling golf… Read more »
Get a Grip with Prohands
Once I came to the realization that your hands are the direct link between your brain and your game, or… Read more »
The Biggest Ski Adventure in America
Whistler Blackcomb, the alpine skiing venue for the 2010 Winter Olympics, offers the greatest downhill thrills in North America, especially… Read more »
Palmetto Bluff: Highlight of the Lowcountry
A scant 15 miles as the crow flies from Harbour Town Golf Links, the low-profile layout on Hilton Head Island where… Read more »
Is There Hope for Haiti?
Like everyone, I was very moved by the ‘Hope by Haiti Now: A Benefit for Earthquake Relief ’ telethon on… Read more »
Pete Dye’s Legacy at Casa de Campo
P.T. Barnum in khakis. That’s how I think of Pete Dye. Artist. Salesman. Impressario. And golfer. When I called him… Read more »
