It would be criminal to plan a buddy trip to this venerable nation where the five senses, not just the desire to crack a drive or hole a putt, are fully engaged and satisfied. Centuries of refinement have made France what it is today: every life lover’s ideal destination.
The economy seems to be improving. Time to break out the bubbly, propose a toast, wish for better days ahead…. Read more »
http://www.theday.com/article/20091128/NWS01/311289968 My hometown newspaper, The Day in New London, CT, ran a feature on my journalistic career and my involvement… Read more »
Golf (and lots of it) at a very fair price. And shagging. Does it get any better?
Forest Dunes is a first-rate test of golf. It could be placed among the top 20 public tracks in the nation. But better than Chambers Bay (No. 29), the epic new links in Tacoma, Wash., that was carved from a depleted gravel pit and will host the U.S. Amateur (2010) and the U.S. Open (2015)? No way.
I was a young teenager when I saw From Russia With Love (1963), the racy 007 spy thriller. (I had… Read more »
While I enjoyed fellow ‘A Position’ contributor Larry Olmsted’s tribute to the Green Monkey at Sandy Lane in Barbados, for… Read more »
Since I first set eyes on it in the early 1980’s, my favorite university-affiliated layout in the nation has been… Read more »
Architectural guidelines draw on the California traditions of Spanish Mission, Monterey Colonial, Arts and Crafts, even board-and-batten barns. The Preserve is one of the few places in America where a multi-millionaire would readily consent to build a glorified outbuilding for a second home.
On a private estate in Plymouth, Mass. a few miles north of the Cape Cod Canal, Bill Coore and Ben… Read more »
